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Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14040, 24 April 1920, Page 6

#! K * K * fcfe * i I ft* tt €1 f # M ¥M ** ife ♦ §& * m m m % * * n s S If RS % & m m ss When Goodyear Tyres are quite worn out—even then! VEN when they reach the , hands of the "dealer in old wares," their superiority still endures^ A dealer, who periodically buys the old tyres from a big Melbourne garage, was observed to separate the worn out covers into (wo heap*. One heap was made up of Goodyear Tyres. The second heap comprised other makes. When asked the reason for such a division, he explained that the number cf old Goodyear covers decided the price he would offer for the lot. He stated that the fabric in Goodyear Tyres is so good that much may still be done with a cover which would appear to be quite finished. The superlative quality of the rubber in Goodyear Tyres, in conjunction with a carcass of such strength, accounts for the wonderful service yielded by these tyres. Bay your Goodyear Tyres, Heavy Tourist Tubes and Tyre-Saver Accessories from the Goodyear Service Station. There is one in your locality. Branches and Agencies all Principal Cities, Service Stations and Dealers Everywhere HAIRDRESSING. GAIXIPOLI SALOON. AUL ' Smokers* Requisites, Best Brands of Tobaccos, in J. F. GIBSON, Proprietor. WANTED. iIGB! PI GBII PI GSI HIGHEST CASH PRICE GIVEN For Prime Quality, 120-1701bs. McCONNELL AND SON, BACON CTJBERS. 2&4 J King Edward Street. South Unnedin. Correspondence Ipyjted. 481