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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16839, 31 December 1928, Page 9

THIS NEW BUICK SURPRISES EVEN BUICK OWNERS' a> i -Jl .'.-'I uC. i ! I. Newßeauty Extra Luxury Greater Performance And Sew Zealand Produced Even constant Buick owners, those that have bought Buick after Buick, are amazed at this “Empire” Buick. It is moulded in body lines of rare beauty, a style that wins new Buick friends day after day. There is all the dash and sparkle of youth in this brilliant car, combined with the luxury of refinement. Look inside the body, note the double padded seat cushions, the rich upholstery and distinctive fittings; the adjustable driving seat which adjusts while you are still seated, the clear vision, the attractive newly grouped instrument panel and a hundred or more features. But once sit behind the wheel and feel the smooth, instant, surge of unobtrusive power in the incomparable Master Six engine, and you, too, will, want this car for vour very own. ® This “Empire” Buick is produced in New Zealand , too, for that reason look at it again, a little closer, a Htne more interestedly if that could be. • Ormonds Motors The Leading Motor Merchants ANNIVERSARY BUICK PRODUCED IN NEW ZEALAND for the MEN this Xmas ■ Mfe D 94 —■ Men’s ChecK Came!* hair Slipper w.th Felt ana Leather ; oles. Price *§■ / 'j'J D3B—Similar to D 94 but firs quality. Price j\ | D37—Youth's 'irst quality Chick Camel-hair Tab Slipper. Sizes 2 to 5, 5/|| 03 0— Men’s Superfine Check Jamel.ha r, h gh-cut slippers, *elt and Leather soles. Price 53S nm m No. 1 761-Men’s Black Glaee Kid Albert slipper. Fleecy lined, Veldtschoen s/’es. Price D 65 Men’s Lizard Pattern Velvet Tab slip, er. Felt and Leather soles. Price 13/6 (For similar slipper but Tan,quote No. 1760.) POST FREE for cash with order. Sis Mi HANNAH'S UNIFORM PRICES AT ALL OUR BRANCHES No. HI Hannah's Shop, 78, Gladstone Road., Gisborne.

“THAT RED STUFF” AGAIN. Keeping the Presses Going. A visitor to a prominent Wellington printing establishment noticed a bottle of Baxter’s .Lung Preserver on a shelf near one of the presses. Pretending not to recognise the famous remedy, he asked, “What do you use that red stuft for?” .“To keep the presses going,' readily replied the printer, who had. just been saved a long spell in bed by the quick cold-quitting action of “Baxter’s.” Baxter’s Lung Preserver relieves, heals and strengthens, Coughs, colds, and •chest troubles vanish quickly after a few doses of this pleasant specific. Sore throats are soothed and hoarseness, is relieved. “Baxter’s” also possesses wonderful tonic properties which make it a boon to anyone subject to bronchial troubles. “Baxter’s” is procurable from all chemists and stores at 2/6 for a generoussized bottle. The family size at 4/6 is more economical. Bachelor size 1/6.