Page 15 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19264, 1 March 1926, Page 15

FT ,% , '•■•'JfTW-- W Av-Wk¥'*r:j feiir ?Wv " ' Kl ni I) 1,. I ■w I -II '.: J 1 V. "T^fc r- W' i p |iP yfi'V fVw,-' 'f.-&::r?*:M ■.»v-V---i-./ i The last time Hudson-Essex reduced their prices everyone said, "Well, they simply CAN'T go any lower!" And now—Hudson-Essex prices are down—again 1 it was, perhaps, almost unnecessary to make this reduc, —the already low prices of Hudson-Essex were responsible for abnormal sales. But the policy of Hudson-Essex is to lower prices as the demand and production increase. In their position of the largest manufacturers of high-class Motor Cars in the world, they adhere to the policy that made their success— GREATER DEMAND—LOWER PRICES I And in addition Hudson-Essex have their own plant for building HudsonEssex car bodies. These reasons are responsible for this reduction—despite the fact that tyres have increased in price. With this latest reduction comes the time when the average man may own a high-class quality car without undue economy in other directions! Mere are the Latest Hudson-Essex Price Reductions. Hudson Super Six Tourer £450 Hudson Super Six Coach £465 Hudson Super Six Brougham £555 Hujdson Super Six Sedan £595 Essex Six Tourer i £298 Essex Six Coach £325 Alt equipped with five tyreJ. (Prices t.o.b. Main Ports) ly/: rids most popu ■ : if 11I!HS1IliiMiSia r • i ■ . Bi .- • • -w -

WA ■'" ■;U :*7' 1 W ROYAL EDINBURGH BLEND Cembining the two essentials of a really good Whisky—"QUALITY" and "AGE." m ill i - k*& <& * c; WS ; rf: pH V* S*f VSJi >od Weather for Ducks is bad for tobacco unless the tobacco is weatherproof packed. That is one reason why so many smoke ARMY CLUB cigarettes. Perfectly packed in tissue and foil, with hygienic, airtight wrapper round each packet, they defy the weath y anc i wet or fine—remain in perfect condition. in ias rriri I jL I" J High Qualit> r , Moderate Cost. Herald Printing Works, Queen Street. Phone 44 290. Cavanders Ltd., London, Pioneers of Hygienic Cigarette New Zealand Distributors; ADMORE & MASON, Wellington. .-■• v.y'- i HH You have always known that teeth are not saved by merely brushing them. Now Science knows why this is true and tells us what is needed in addition to brushing—a something that is best supplied by thei regular use of Wrigleys. A prominent dental surgeon, writing for the Daily Express of the 27th June, says? "To prevent the teeth decaying by cleanliness alone, the mouth would have to be constantly aseptic. As this is practically impossible, a sraaw quantity of good chewing gum after a meal will induce a long' Continued flow of saliva, most efficacious in destroying the numbers of tooth-de-stroying bacteria* So now you have a sound health reason for Use Wrigley's because you like it, because if sweetens the mouth, steadies the nerves, comforts you when you cannot smoke or makes the next smoke taste better. But use it because it saves your teeth by doing because it aids digestion—for the same reason that it saves teeth. Use it yourself and give it freely and regularly to the children. Use it after every meal—that's when it will do you goo-' itk? HHi "fi- 1 |>■ -|l '■ • n'l Pat a packet m your