Page 14 Advertisements Column 2

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 27 December 1924, Page 14

I/• vhe - s um aF °be°pk in ft can P® i, pa< l ovet , ,t Viave W^3&3«!2£ f.OS,sut» an' dlV*° V/it •fcOetno un ta^e^* stsi .rti» 6 _ pticc su' Ltoiect to© ; W»» se Full Balloon Tyre v .' :, '*" : T' Equipment Tyres) optional' at £l2 extra. BRITISH MANUFACTURE, TheEord Touring Car iacompletelymade in • Gaaadawith’ the'ex* ception of'parti to the valua of £3/jjo/. Hainoa 32, •, Hawera.

abqh^i cmiwjp^C .Pp your, kidjcjjgs teeth at night H Are ’they.' £r ig'tf ujl.and peevish ?, pHe' dau|e. ig >vqrxns, phtl the sures-6 ‘ remecly; for. is. Worm "Figs!/ ' to, bhy. Children like thgm*. Keep %ade’s Worm Figs." in 'ypUr medicine chest; ind, kppp; worms'. ’ : —2

A. S. Ever been to a conventional afternoon tea in the house? of an orthodox English family— sort pf place where there are a couple of maids and a lot of polite society. You balance a cup of tea in one hand and a small plate on one knee: you nibble very soft cake and try to brush the crumbs from your waistcoat to the carpet without getting noticed; you take a graceful bite at a creamhorn and the cream comes spurting out at the wrong end, and—all that sort of thing. You feel as though you are all knees £,nd feet. Well, that's exactly how your car feels whpn the wrong spirit is being fed to the carburettor. All knees and feet. Perhaps carbon in its cylinders, perhaps a detpn< ating explosion which merely hammers the pistons and makes the bus tremble, perhaps “knock' ing” on hills, perhaps—anyway, all knees and feet. Sympathy for your ear, and a desire for confidence in your car, demand Big Tree. PATTERSON *on _ SMOOTH RUNNING, MORE MILES, GREATER ECONOMY. rAi- KBUN ® co > Sole Importers, N.Z. Insurance Build ings, Devon St., New Plymouth. ’Phone 903. lIS