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Otago Witness, Issue 3418, 19 September 1919, Page 50

I till i* "*' Q ; > i S 3 K ojaaafcEi'jg W^Kstt^«tglfii^ sms •■.v^ :R!UMPHTR!UMPH TRIUMPH sagßß^wsa^^sj^^ , .~.- ■ ! ON ACTIVE SERVICE, 1914—1919. THE FOREMOST BRITISH MOTOR CYCLE. This is not a mere Makers' statement, but an incontrovertible fact confirmed by the act of the BRITISH GOVERNMENT, who absolutely insisted upon having our ENTIRE OUTPUT for their EXCLUSIVE use during the War. 1 W. A. JUSTICE & CO., h 290 Princes Street South, DUNEDIN. CYCLES lilliiliilllllllillii "T .'- t ■■' i .^i tMwM m 1 m m umm llr mmm 1 ■'-■'■ ~,i! eputation is but another Maßmmswsm Public confidence is founded on an unvarying experience of honest service and the sincere redemption of business promises. Therefore, it is a sound principle of business that when you buy a commodity you should buy reputation. To secure a constant, high record from each tyre is the Goodyear aim. The Goodyear policy Positively-better-construction—is the reason for the motorists' confidence in wonderful Goodyear Tyres. What he has found them do before he is certain that they will do again. He is confident that the high level of service they have reached before can be depended on in the case of every, new tyre. Goodyear Tyres are all members of a family with a big reputation. No one tyre is allowed to jeopardise that reputation: Buy your Gooodyear Tyres, Heavy Tourist Tubes and Tyre Saver Accessories from the Goodyear . Service Station. There is one in your locality. IBs M.(<hi —rlL