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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 78, 8 May 1914, Page 3

Hundreds of men who once bought their Suits at credit prices have found a better way

Umtiurn TAILORS YOU BETTER FOR ONE GUINEA LES3 (Cash only). O HIGH STREET CHRISTCHURCH.

ill® Perfection Cooperage L. N. SARGENT (Tuam & Durham Streats, Christchureh We make a Specialty of VATS, CASKS, and KEGS. Bound or Oval Tubs Bakers' Ferment Tubs Oak Palm Tubs Wooden Tanks Wine and Spirit Kegs ■ Brewers' Liquor Vats Brewers' Casks;and Kegs Churns and Washing Machines Our Patent Vinegar Generator Cordial Kegs and Wooden Pails Dieck Buckets and Buoys'for Boats. SARGENTS MANUFACTURE THE BEST BABBELS.—We make the following sizes:—2, 3, 5, 10, 18, 27, 36, 54, and 108 gallons in English or Baltic Oak. EXFOBT KEGS.—We make 281b., 561b. t 1121b., and 2cwt. Casks. VINE GAB GEXEBATOB —We are the Sol* Makers of Sargent's Vinegar Generator. All Barrels are bent with fire heat only, an/I are made throughout with hand labour by expert coopers. PBIOES SENT ON APPLICATION. Correspondence Invited.

The Women's Favourite —Amber Tips Tea The housewife wants a tea .that will please the family—and she wants it to be economical in these days of high cost of living. AMBER TIPS passes the housewife's test, and it is the most popular brand in New Zealand, because in fragrance, flavour, quality, and economy it is pre-eminent. The results of the investigations of famous scientists and doctors of "The Lancet," England's leading Medical Journal, prove that fine teas like AMBER TIPS mean better health. Moreover, this investigation proved that fine teas like AMBER TIPS are almost as cheap as inferior blends, since 280 cups can be obtained from 2/- per lb. tea as against only 224 cups from cheaper inferior teas at 1/6 per lb. and less. Remember "The Lancet's" advice—"always buy and use fine teas'* a m mm 1 m / s EVERYBODY'S FAVOURITE

DEWAR TROPHY Awarded Annually by th« Royal Automobile Club of Great Britain To the MOTOR CAR demonstrating the greatest achievements towards the advancement of the Motor Car Industry. THE CADILLAC is THE ONLY CAR IN THE WORLD to gain the DEWAR TROPHY TWICE—I9OB and 1914. THE CADILLAC is the ONLY AMERICAN CAR to win the TROPHY. THIS TROPHY was previously held by the DAIMLER, ROLLS ROYCE, and NAPIER. It involved:— 1. The driving of 1000 miles over give and take roads. 2. The thorough testing of fuel and oil consumption: 3. The recording of the number of times the electric cranking device was used. « 4. The duration of the current for lights during and after the run and numerous other practical matters that have* to do with efficiency and service. •; DEXTER & CROZIER, ;SSS_ :