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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16610, 6 December 1919, Page 10

IHjE/TERM “High Grade,” when applied to an article of commerce, is expressive of merit: or value. Most manufacturers would rest content when they had brought their commodities to the point when “high-grade” would be a just prefix. Not so with Goodyear, however. In connection with Goodyear products “ highgrade” is not enough. Everything must be Goodyear grade! And that means —the present highwater mark of human judgment and ingenuity. Tfie rubber that is grown or bought by Goodyear mast be Goodyear-grade or it will not be used in Goodyear Tyres. Similarly with the fine long-staple cotton, grown or bough! by Goodyear for the manufacture of Gocdyearjfabric-the fabric of world’sregard strength. Every stage of manufacture —every little detail and every big operation—and every one of the hundred -odd inspections to which a Goodyear tyre jected durmg its construction must be effected by men who are Goodyear-grade. Wdi, vvh.it shal one expect firm H e combination of Goodyeargrade . aienals handhd by Goodyear-grade men? The only answer is— Tyres I 203 W\ m 9 m fW iTi'iir^Sr

KO NEED TO EXTOL C-& MOTOR CARS Ask any User Sole Agents, North Island: THE FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE WHOLESALE FEDERATION’' (N.Z.). LIMITED, Wellington Write for Catalogue

TT y; we UN A REPUBLIC TRUCK you get more M value for every shilling you spend than in any other truck on the market. A-lmost sixty-thousand users back up this statement. There are Four Models—Capacities of 1 Ton; 1 Ton; 2-2 J Ton ; and 3i Ton. Write for details and list of users. Supplied through any Motor Garage • ENGLIS 33RC5S. & CO. LIMITED, “Republic *’ Distributors for N.Z, JERVOIS QUAY. TARANAKI aad CABLE STREETS, WELLINGTON t u c !< S. Almost G 0,009 in use more, than any other make HAIHEB 8