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C£* ■lHHiil-.U / Yomr Eiag-and Your Country Need You! U This clarion call, like a veritable ' fiery cross, has gone from one end of the Empire to the other, burning its stirring message into the hearts of Britons all over the world. U And already thousands have answered the call'and donned the khaki uniform of the King. 1J In Scotland, England, Wales, and Ireland men are flocking to the standard in ' their hundreds of thousands. 1 Large Expeditionary Forces from - the Over-Seas Dominions have been despatched to swell Lord Kitchener's Armies. fAnd still the call comes—"Your King and your Country need you!" 1] Among the employers who are ' snowing practical patriotism in this crisis is the firm of Lipton Ltd., which employs something like 50,000 people in different parts of the British Empire. The large number of Lipton employees who have gone on active service are drawing half salaries and are assured i of full re-instatement upon return to business. i v Tl Since the outbreak of WaV there has been a steady increase in the sales of the world-famous Liptons Tea, grown on British soil, tended by British labour, and enjoyed _by Britons of every degree, from King to cottager. 1 Uniform quality-yand that of the , highest —is the unique feature of Liptons Tea, which, by the way, is still sold at the popular prices that obtained prior to the War. 11 Ask your Grocer for Liptons Tea ' -either at 1/6,1/8,1/10, or 2/TI Send two penny stamps to Lipton ' Ltd., Bo* 22#.WelIington..fpr free., £ lb. sample of trie 2/-"grade.' ■■ • 2 ~ N.EJI.A. .Wellington Distributing lAgents for Upton's Teas: MESSES. ELLIS 'AND ' MANTON, Taranaki Street, Wellington. SAVES YOUR MOHEY-DOES YOU GOOD.) I ■•The. Piquant J •'■: I Fiavaurcf/ 1; ( —j gives zest to the appetite | ■ &3 and makes, ordinary j:_ ffi food aluxury I' ;/j JBL.''"■ Mellor's v I ■wßlm. ;.Saace, F ,, J:. |j|||l| is equally delightful'! ! PipS ''-.with every dish. \ t j ■ ALL GROCERS. * j! ' Imqtoiists 1 1 xan have-Extra Service | ■ I without Extra Cost I- | . :if they tit their Cars vritb .•' | ■ I This is the experience of 1 I thousands of motorists in this | I country—they having tried all | I makes, and found "Dunlops" | x I easily the for Wear I I ■'.";-. and Satisfaction. $ I Try one of the latest f 1 "DUNLOPS," and note I |V . OBTAINABLE ALL DEPOTS. J\ OUNLOI , XUB9U CO. ' jittW&r

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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2317, 26 November 1914, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2317, 26 November 1914, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2317, 26 November 1914, Page 9

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