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Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 151, 22 March 1939, Page 16

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To stop your clothes turning |w. \ \\* YELLOW X To preserve their sparkling fresh |K\ y WHITENESS ■ A . . ' L^-'^ M||rag|gl|lll Give them the last rinse in Hpl n i BLUE water BUS Reckitt’s BLUE Rlue keeps Linen a goo d Colour!

Mothers haven't time tar coddle themselves, but I do appreciate a cup of TEA |fe ■ i I HHI i i rV Wllw' W SOI-ZM«I Mothers , appreciate what refreshment means. gffiysx On their feet all day, with hardly a moment to call their own, what a relief to sit down for n ’ ptkjtiui moment to a cup of Lipton’s tea. And what kX’««orm‘v refreshment there is in a cup of Lipton's — refreshment that rests the body and goes on to ) rest the mind. That is because Lipton’s tea is always perfectly fresh. It is brought to Zealand in airtight chests to preserve every bit of that delicious Ceylon flavour for your enjoyment. Ask your grocer for fine, fragrant, Lipton’s Tea to-day.