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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 90, 15 April 1912, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTSGES, mis i mt I —5 W \ I fVa / . Jmm kX/ fW' Before going out drink a cop of MM Hi I ass& /«?jk /S 3&. S 3 Warms, Comforts oad Cheers* A SCIENTIFIC FACT I The chemical conditions of soil and varieties of climate affect plant life. Tims teas grown in some soils possess distinctive qualities of flavour and fragrance, while others again have what is known as “body.” Teas grown in Ceylon differ in character from those grown in India, while as a matter of fact there are over 2000 known varieties of tea. To obtain a particlar flavour, and to maintain that flavour year after year, teas must be blended. CRESCENT TEA. Is blended by an expert and its flavour never varies, it is the same to-day as it was yesterday and as it will be a year lienee. It is a tea remarkable for its flavour strength and richness, and is sold at 2s per lb. THE EP/JPIRE TEA GO., W. & G. TURNBULL & Go. Proprietors, WELLINGTON. SUNBURNT FACES MAKES SAD PEOPLE. EDWARDS’ PEROXIDE CREAM Is the Finest Remedy in the world, Price on!y Is 6d. F. EDWARDS, Chemist Stratfor b