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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 97, 24 April 1912, Page 3

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mzw**, 3* MM m mm m LS JZ& \ A ND TEA,” said Mr/ Pecksniff, “ Even tea has its. moral. Sec how it comes and I Every pleasure is transitory. We can’t even drink %; a If ' i?" ' !/ i* c iv a# get the dropsy; if in liquids we get drunk, soothing reflection is that I “ Dor/t say WE get drunk, Pa,” Ufr'ed the eidgs,t Miss Pecksniff. “ When I say we, my dear,” returned her father, “ J mean mankind in genera! : the human race considered as a body, and not 51s individuals. There is nothing persona! in morality, rny love. We have no incentive to become drunken, sweet warb- jj| ler. We have found a beverage jh so delightful that its harmless- ' ness is but a subordinate quality. While we have ‘Stand-Out’ Tea, my darlings, why should we get drunken with wine? I spent my fruitful years in discovering the perfect tea. 1 found ‘ Stand-Out.’ I have again been fortunate in the attainment of my object.” ksi _ , f/a/s J'AA V' THE GUINEA PROZE. Sec Saturday’s Essug for “STAND-OUT’ WEEKLY COMPETITION, s-. pi v;.f V/-: .. .. PAJ : -:A I'AAAt * tin ', ixi- ‘y-K