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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 26 June 1924, Page 9

DOM’T ARGUE. THE POINT! LINTON COAL “J@ ” BEST! ML A little lump of Linton will make u batch of scones, so full of beat and fire is Southland's best. “Linton” Coal is the mosv economical coal on the market—a little goes a long- way. Ask the lady of the house. She knows the advantages of binning Linton —and she knows the housekeeping money saved through doing so. BURN LINTON COAL THIS WINTER, Warmest Winter you’ve had. FREE TO 'YOUR CELLAR. and it will be the WOOD, COKE, AND OTHER COALS STOCKED. Office, Stafford Buildings, Opposite Arcade. Telephones—Office GOT. - Yard 702. R.Q. Bos 37. YARDS AND SIDING, FRASEIi STREET.

CRegd. Trade Mark ) The Coffee Maid , of Symington’s, says r y way of making delicious coffee !58i ‘* is the Symington way. A teaspoonful in a cup of boiling water, and there you are.” ; R 35 THOS. SYMINGTON & CO., Edinburgh & London

CO delicious! —delicately flavoured!—-baked perfectly, and always crisp and fresh. Specify “AuSsebrookY J when ordering Biscuits and you are sure of getting the best. ilwi m m m i ! a wm I* mt mjm m i W* Sa-: Kf- # m 84 Including Apricot Bars Almond Fingers Castle Shortbread Fairy Cakes Ginger Wafers b'lacaroons Orange Slices Cream Crackers Rice Wafers Sao Crackers Snkana Rolls and Milk Arrowroot fo growing Children. Obtainable loow, Blb. and -Jib. Tins, from your grocer some vaiiatios in ill). Packets. Particularly nice are “Aulsebrooks Afternoon Tea Biscuits”—lo choice varieties, packed in an air-tight tin—they serve to acquaint you with some of the large Aulsehrook Biscuit Family. m ■JA m 3 ?r. " W^ertlßß&SSt i mm also packed in lib. tins