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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 31 October 1925, Page 17

•M■C \ ' a • ***••■ Would h S: Suppose you were about to buy a battery. And that you are numbered among your business friends some 200 manufacturers of Cars. That each one when you asked him recommended " Willard "—would you be satisfied to place your faith in this concerted judgment? We rather think you would. For you’d know that all these men had carefully made their Battery choice after long and wide experience. They’d tell you their ■election was not on price—there are many cheaper Batteries— and you’d learn the real factors which influenced their selection. They’d explain to you the tremendous advantages of “Thread Rubber” insula'ion—the invention that made Willard famous; they’d point out the superiority of the Willard “Monobloc” Hard Rubber Case, and give you such clear proof* of Willard performance as to leave no room for doubt. You may not personally know these manufacturers but you have their experience to guide you just the same. And if you’ll favour us with a call we’ll show you why they choose the tflff STORAGE BATTERY HAWERA SERVICE STATION: THE FARMERS’ CO-OP. ORGANISATION SOCIETY OF N.Z., LTD. Distributor* : THOS. BALLINGER 6 CO., LTD., VICTORIA ST., WELLINGTON. mm Sll tIU l>M ■ * * t < “MOST MILES PER SHILLING” i Afc-Ch<b-” Moil colds begin in the throat or bronchial tube*. Bonninaton'a preventa infection—it coat* the throat and bronchial tube* with an antiaeptic film. Take opn l v ir. uitiaupiic. uua*. jnotonR.ISH MOSS TYAIRYMEN! Use Neale’s Drenches, Paralysis Powders, etc. Fresh season’s stocks at Dingle’s Pharmacy. Tinned eggs are as good as fresh if preserved with Sharland’s “Moa' brand preservative. One bottle will do twenty dozen. —Advt. o * J