The Story o i the Anxious Five Minutes "It was about 4 o’clock the other afternoon when my most valued client came in to settle finally about a deal we had in hand which meant a good many hundreds of pounds to me,. 1 could see the moment that he came in that he was upset .and morose and looked tired out. "We went into the business, but I could feel that he was getting less and less interested, and I began to see those hundreds of pounds vanishing into thin air when suddenly my typist , (who has a wise little head on her shoulders) brought in two. cups of TIGER TEA. It takes a woman to see these things. It was just what was needed. My client drank his with evident relish, and it revived and refreshed him at once, and in a few minutes 1 had the contract safely signed on my desk. It was an anxious five minutes though, but TIGER TEA saved the day.”
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Occasional Tables The piece of furniture with a score of uses. Oak - 19/6 Stained 17/6 In a large furniture factory like “Hayward’s” an immense quantity of cuttings of timber accumulate. In order to use up these “odd ends” small ■pieces of furniture are manufactured and sold at ridiculously low prices. The Occasional Tables illustrated are examples— l B-inch tops—round or hextagon—in oak or stained. C. & W. Hayward, Ltd. Of George St., Dunedin. ‘‘Where Furniture of Quality Costs Less.
1 Ritchie’s Prices are Right for Jam Bottles, Fruit Preserving Jars, etc. THIS SEASON’S JUST TO HAND. GOOD QUALITY SCREW-TOP JARS— Quart 5/- half-dozen Half-gallon 8/6 half-dozen TIE-OVER JARS, lib 2/3 half-dozen TIE OVER JARS, 2lb 3/- half-dozen MASON’S BEST QUALITY PRESERVING JARS Pint 4/6 half-dozen Quart 6/- half-dozen Half-gallon ... 9/3 half-dozen Also TIN-TOP JELLY JARS, EXTRA RUBBER RINGS, WOOD SPOONS, JELLY BAGS, STRAINERS, Etc. Also SCALES AND 'WEIGHTS. PRESERVING PANS from 13/6, No Delay. Prompt delivery of orders received at shop or by telephone.. All Goods Carefully Packed. RITCHIES, 39' and 41 George Street J
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19065, 10 January 1924, Page 11
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