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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19067, 12 January 1924, Page 15

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SZ.V3/4 Zebo is “Zebo” is made by the makers of “Brasso.” my favorite because it does make a stove bright and black quickly and easily. There is unfailing satisfaction in using— LIQUID STOVE POLISH It is made by the makers of “ Zebra Stove Polishes, and you know what this means when there is blackleading to be done. Get a tin of Zebo-Liquid to-day. Made by Reckitts. M The Zebra head is on the Tin,

d ' i/U/V' 7 ■^s3 sc .e Story of the Juvenile Grocer Little Elsie, attired in her mother's best hat and furs, is doing a deal with Brother Jack across the play-time grocery counter. This is what Mother heard from the window: "And have you any TIGER TEA?" “No, madam,” says the young grocer; "but wo have the PUSSY-CAT brand, which is just as good." "How DARE you try to sell me anything but You know there is NO tea as good, and my husband would NEVER drink any other, nor would my children," indignantly retorted the young housewife. So you see that when Elsie gets a home and husband of her own there will be TIGER TEA in her house, just as there is in her mother's. TIGER TEA. Vv