Page 10 Advertisements Column 4

Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19662, 23 August 1935, Page 10

“I was stupid enough once ..... “ . . . thought I could buy a tea ‘just-as-good’ as ‘Amber Tips’... you know the line of talk. Never again ... I prefer to hear my friends say—‘What a nice cup of tea’ . . . the wise ones-always guess ‘Amber Tips.’ “After all, ‘Amber Tips’ is always the standard by which you hear other teas judged.” NEW ZEALAND’S FAVOURITE TEA FOR OVER 40 YEARS

RADIANT HEALTH FOP. Y&fiE CONVALESCENT' Illness may pull you or youi family down —but Lane’s will surelyandcertainly restore health. Read this wonderful story — “It is with pleasure I take the opportunity to write of the wonders of your Emulsion. My boy, at the age 18 months was very dangerously ill with Bronchial Pneumonia. I took a bottle home and was more than pleased with*,| the recovery he made, thanks to Lane’s Emulsion.” G. Butler, 25 Warren St., Malvern a/9 and 4/9 all Chemists & Stores. @ 0

She plans her shopping • • WITH THE DAILY NEWSPAPER It is estimated, on reliable authority, that 80% of all retail purchases are made by women. They must buy milk and shoes, furniture and meat, hats and underwear, bedding and disinfectants, medical services and toys. Surely no one can be expected to possess expert knowledge of the qualities and prices of such varied waresNo wonder she has learned to turn to the advertising columns of the daily newspaper for the facts that really help her in buying. No wonder newspaper advertising exerts such a wonderful influence in commanding favourable attention and sales for its users. Nearly Everyone Reads—Reads A Newspaper % (71 ?< m & 'SJJ y f X V 'v ~ 4ft * 7 IM/ X. A •tv