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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 238, 2 July 1919, Page 5

II THERE'S NO NEED TO TELL I YOU THAT. i : I Wherever these pests are prevalent the | strongest measures should bo taken to J exterminate' them—otherwise the country ' I . would be overrun. •' As disease carriers rats are absolutely dangerous, to 6ay nothing of tho damage - 'm by-the;destruction of property caused by i. ■ fire, etc. ,• . BUT "RAT-NIP" WILL KILL THEU ALL! i It strikes its death-dealing toll in" a .* manner that is to be marvelled at. Rats cannot get past "Bat-nip," bocause they like its flavouT. ; "RAT-NIP" IN TUBES COSTS J/6 EACH. , ■ A big value at a small cost. Get a tube now for the home—your store—your business premises—and before long there ' . won't be a vestige of 41 r. Bat I E.W. MILLS & CO., LTD Corner Jervois Quay & Hunter Street & Victoria' Street, Wellington. liti . • .1 . ®(NA jyj 1 p' A I Digestion CHINA TEA possesses distinctive characteristics that account (or the preference given to it by the Medical Profession. For instance, it has a lightness and purity of flavour which appeal to the delicate palate. \ - But its principal advantage is that it aids digestion— in fact, many Doctors prescribe a cup of freshly-made China Tea half-an-hour before a meal as a preventive o{ nausea. Moreover, its refined flavour makes it the favourite Tea with Connoisseurs everywhere. LIPTON'S Choice China Blend will be found dei cidedly refreshing and beneficial by those who cannot assimilate ordinary'tea. It should be made carefully, to retain its delicacy and goodness. Infuse as directed—not less than seven minutes—and regulate the strength by the quantity of Tea. Lipton's Choice China_Blend costs 3/- apound. It is not a cheap Tea, but it is wholesome and it is delicious. Mind you huy Lipton's China Blend—none other. If your Storekeeper does not stock it, communicate with Lipton, Ltd., Tea Merchants, Auckland, and the mailer Will It attended to. S* It