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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1872, 4 October 1913, Page 11

"THE TEA-GIRL IN BLUE SMILED I 5 Her tables ire rushed nowadays. It Is not her personal attractloa jf j It is not the situation of hor part of the room. It Is not the china or § ji the cream. No, it is none of these. ft (jj The secret must be the Tea. W\ /■ttf Since she bought that packet of "Stnnd-Out" lo see If the f|Jv couldn't "jo one better" than the other girls, Norma has been kept £g3£j busy. Once a customer comes he remains. No other Tea would p|L 'n't the tea-girl now—she has got on to a good, thins, and knows it I "Why," she exclaims, "«Stand-Out' has made my reput- fttfcL rtPpi ation and is fast building this buiiness." x wvnl If you like a pure Ceylon Tea, fragrant, refresh' .flsf jßaj. ing and stimulating, you should certainly try

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