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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18885, 6 December 1924, Page 9

J ; UNIQUE POLICY OF NEW BUSINESS. I : j MANY ADVANTAGES TO PUBLIC. Many businesses in the furniture line have claimed to sell direct from the factory to the public. But with F. S. ! Tyler. Ltd., who have just opened a. manufacturer's showroom for furniture, carpets and gramophones, there is no doubt of this. The public are invited to ] view the fine display of original designs 0 j in this showroom, and then if they wish, ' they will bo taken by motor to the actual factory to see the furniture- being made. I F. Tyler, Ltd., sell Furniture, Carpets, ' Rugs and Gramophones direct from the factory to the public, and for cash only, and as a proof of confidence in their I stocks a guarantee bond is issued with every article sold. j This firm is already well-known to the . public in connection with that unique, ! labour-saving device, the Coulter's Clothes a. j Drier. i Full particulars of Messrs. Tyler's busi- j i : ness is contained in a largo announcc- ! ment in another section of this issue.— : Advt. SAPON GUINEA POEM! , Last week. Miss G. 8., Lytton Road, Gisr borne, cot £1 Is (or this verse:— > "If clothes are soaked in Bapon, ' The dirt will simply fly. 1 Then ell you do, is wring them out And himii them up to dry." Win i. Guinea 1 Prize poem published every Saturday. Best ORIGIN four f yhort-Urw advertisement verse about Sapon ' wins each wook. Bapon wrapper > must Jbe enclosed for each and every poem. " —Address: " Sapon " Competition, P.O. Box 771, Wellington. 1 wHS™ 0 / Prire-winnere, with FULL NAMES,'may be inspected on application.— Advt.