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Grey River Argus, 14 November 1928, Page 3

. j f •* if k to make a good cup of I tea.... 'THREE things ore A essential :—The water must be fresh, and just boiling; the tea-pot must be really hot, and preferably dry inside: yet even these rules are useless unless you put into your teapot the best tea you can buy, selected, prepared | and packed under exacting conditions —delicious RAVEN TEA. Then you will enjoy a perfect cup of tea, golden brown, fragrant and invigorating. RAVEN ? TEA 1 SfeK I I Coufxnu for Cash Prizes in ( everv Rochet. Coupons collected Jr dssruic pust \ears are good /or present competition.

Atm osp he re AND Distinction j An atmosphere of certainty in u tailor’s shop stands in relay | against the trepidation with | which we enter the “take the risk” outfitters. Mind you, ! we’re not running down the outfitters. Oh no. He is very neccssarv He supplies the shirts, collars, ties and all sorts of things outside the tai’or’s field. Besides there are some men on whom a good tailored suit is wasted. Isn’t that so. now! And i it is quite easy for some to • aMAGINE that a factory suit fits, isn't it! But for atmosphere—tailored clothes every time. H T. CRANKSHAW |Jj TAILOR, GREYMOUTH.

JONSONS CUTLERY OFFERS. Genuine Sheffield bread knife, turn ed handle, serrated edge, a marvellous cutter. 1/6. postage 2d. Three piece set of carve:s. white handle, stainless, 8/11. Postage Sd.—Minsous, Christchurch. DECIDE ON A “NEW HOME.” Write to Minsons. Christchurch, about the drop head machines they are selling for £ll 10/-, £l2 5/-, £l3. Rail paid to your station. Ten years guar anteo. You run no risk at all. T ET us design you a fresh Letterh<*a<l. Have something different from the rest. Grey Riv<*r Argus Print r v.