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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1842, 30 August 1913, Page 11

•0. % v ' ■?•/'*% h Jf)' . ||| Those Three lop Leaves! j Notice the three Top leaves which show inside the pot ? I It is in those delicate tips that the choicest flavour of f the tea-plant is found. They form the latest and freshest | growth. The lower, maturer leaves are coarse. The tea | made from them contains excess of tannin. It is devoid ofjthe £ sovereign quality of the connoisseur's tea—"Stand-Out"! | This Incomparable Tea consists solely of tender delicious | * tips. That is why it is finer, more fragrant, and altogether F ) more satisfactory than any of the ordinary sorts of Tea. [ | The rich, full body of "Stand-Out Tea" is primarily | j due to the fact that it contains the essential character of the | 1 leaf in its choicest perfection. | THAT SUPERB TEA \ J- a Stand - Out ?? | " |'• 1/6 1/8 1/10 2/- | • I' ; — When you feel tho need of something |j| ■ ■'A A to warm you, make yourself a cup ft '] v P f ®jf of hot coffee with J \t\ SfMlHfiTM's HI j jWijzkjk Coffee Essence [M W ( \' No waiting—no'trouble. < /s> N V- ■- I, Say SYMINGTON'S to your groce. |||>gtaj Q f Q Thos ' Symint'tou & Co., Edinburgh and Loudon, fegp TMs Is tie B©ttEM people ar® E asking for!' - BfM - ' [ M'dliyeii j 111 I i : Bi Boiler.. •' | 111 Look at it! Study it! You'll ; II I i |i|p| • understand then why it is eo popular p ! |II IjjljStiSjj —why housewives say: | f HI | Iflj i . "Whatovor wo get in our'new homo, K I !!\\\\ | j 111 iratSsfra wo must have a Metlivcn Boiler." See f ; 'Mvj\A 'j hou- firmly it stands on its feet; | i think of tho convenience of being able | to stand it where you like, and of tho | | easo wbieh you can wash with f ; MkWZ— it- Note, too,- how the heat comes f ! directly against tho copper boiler. It I i necessitated long experience and ex- | : —j ' pensivo tests to get tho boiler up to f ■ present pitch of perfection, but j i i m«f < — 1 » we have succeeded iu making it better t ; fm W than any other'washing boiler. Ask I ; Afc -ss>" - ' < your dealer to show it. Write us if | • - VsS* you can't get a Metliven. f | METII¥EMS Mo? Makers, PIUISi'M,

-''KEEP'IT DARK. Clarke's Hair Dyo restores/ black ot brown hair to its youthful colour; harm' less, odourless. Prico Is. 6d and 2s. 61!., all chemists, or post free. • W. Clarke, 110 Victoria Street, Auckland.

STUDY your figure and bare your Cor Bets made to measure. If unabli ir to call, send a post card to tho followim i- ad dress, and our lady, representative vil call at your residence. Tho Wholesali e, Corset Manufacturing Co., 108 a Cubt Street. ' -

D. & A. Corsets combine style ; '. and wear with a low price. 1 Every woman who wants to make .her dress allowance go as far as possible should see the D. & A. before buying her new corset. Many of the best dressed women in Australasia tempted at first by the price,continue to buy D. & A. in preference to other models because they cannot find more stylish or more comfortable corsets at any price. And the D. & A. Corsets wear well too—they are rust proof and unbreakable. ; The Model illustrated above is a good example. Made of white coutille, trimmed with lace and ribbon" and having six hose supporters— , rather low bust, fairly deep hips, this D. &A. Corset will "suit any 1 ordinary figure and add to its style. The price is extremely moderate. ' There ,is aD. A. for every figure. If your Draper cannot show you a suitable one, it is worth your while to write us, giving his name, and stating your height, weight, and waist measure. We will recommend to you the most suitable Corset and where to buy it. BING, HARRIS & CO., LTD. - ■ Wholesale AGENTS. Sole Makers: DOMINION CORSET CO., QUEBEC, CANADA. [1. „ T3 _ I— i 2, I I I 111...1.1... m'tlll' JO