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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 19 March 1926, Page 4

of Quality iin ■;V * T *. •** . v: ;v' .Vi:;.v; ■ An Empire Pi^»cfc“]MMe : :ln:CtauMta.r* A Heavy Duty Tyre for Continuous High The Firestone Heavy Duty Pneumatic for Lorries and Buses is built extra size and GUMDIPPED FOR EXTRA STRENGTH. This exclusive Firestone process insulates every fibre and cord with rubber, thus reducing friction—keeping these big tyres cool in hard service. Improved non-skid tread gives unusual traction. The side walls are of the same tough, wearing rubber compound as the tread. Centre rubber' strip- increases, mileage by aiding balance in Resign and preventing strain pp the carcass’and*tushion.' Other features ■ further contribute to safer and morb 'economical bus transportation and highway haulage. With these thoroughly proven Tyres users get the maximum of strength, durability, comfort and— * Moat Miles Per Shilling OBTAINABLE FROM: Rubber STAFFORD STREET. TIMARU, r r $ w mW i W M u qF~ r> ■3F:

K VSILV' idknti kied— j.d.k.z. GIN. Tlio Wliito Heart label nil the squaro bottlo tells von when von receive genuine J.D.K.Z. —the old. pot-still Malt Gin of unequalled quality. Call for J.D.K.Z. at any hotel or bottle store...

A hole in the If your linen goci into holes quickly, if- your lace curtain* look as if “ the mice had been at them"-// 7 nay be the starch. I* it worth saving a few coppers buying cheap inferior starch merely to spend shillings ot pound* to renew your linen ? Use Colman's pure rut Starch, which actually preserve* the fabric ar.d make* linen Uit longer. Linen lasts longer if you use—- * S PURE RICE