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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 305, 23 December 1914, Page 7

Where men are found in good fellowship— where the braw Scotch tale is told and the guid smoke rises to the rafters , there you will find A 46 al Get it yourself. Like the old song t its mellowness appeals to all. Plug and 2oz. tins. t7he J&afo askfor-andget! When you know a thing Is the best—you ask for It —make sure of getting it. Therefore ask your grocer for Nelson Moate’s Pure Tea—and get it! Getting It, and no other, means complete satisfaction and a value which cannot be obtained in any other brand. Pure^leS has 35 years ef public approval to its credit. At the grocer’s you will sometimes find brands of tea whose names are unfamiliar to you. These generally consist of inferior tea, with little or no care taken in selection, and often allow a large profit. Sometimes the grocer may prefer to sell these to you for that reason. Ask for Nelson Moate’s Tea and get it—lt will give the best results because it is the outcome of expert selection and biending of the finest teas obtainable—backed with 35 years experience and the highest reputation and position in the tea trade? With ail these advantages we can supply you with infinitely better quality and valuo than any less 4 experienced firm can do. Keep enough of that ordinary tea to make a pot. Buy a packet of our tea. Make a pot of each and see which is the most economical, which has the best flavour, and which gives the most satisfaction. Try oura against any tea. We do not fear the test, we welcome it. « £ V# q) £8 at £ \hmy get this package you get unequalled quahtv:

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