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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXV, Issue 24, 29 January 1915, Page 7

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S atis facti on For 3 5 years Nelson Moate's Teas have by their purity, quality; value and flavour given complete satisfaction. 3 5 years experience in blending and selecting teas has given us an unequalled advantage over other firms —the advantage of ripe experience Our teas never vary. The same satisfaction you have obtained from them in the past you will get now—and in the future. They are the finest it is possible te procure, and the best value. Their very strength and purity makes them the most economical. Their uniform quality makes them the most satisfaetory. Only from the best can you get the best 1 results. Don't buy any tea—see it is Nelson Moate's —-the name is a guarantee of supreme quality and the greatest value. Awarded 4 Qeld, 2 Special, and 1 Sliver Medal. Prices: l/tf, 1/8, 1/10, 2/-, 2/2, 2/4, 3/-. - i g 3SHK r~3CT:

Fsaß*r* %Mwm ■filL •In flavour it is perfect flr,f,.i V„i,r*t 7*»l**/. <ttn& QRV * MM® .. . Fact Fiction. The fiction is that another cocoa is "as good as Van Houten'a." The fact is there is not another cocoa to equal Van Houten'a. In every market in the world it is the staaderd by which all other cocoas are judged. ; ***;. JjfL™ mm '>:■■ ■MR [ : Mf "45 Y&m ago I <$&P started smoking," JJ> said a well-known r «ggp business man, "since then I've tried a score of brands, but for downright pleats sure and value I there's but one tobacco —Golden Eagle—king of them all. Rich*yet mild and sweet—deliriously cool and satisfying, there's a fragrance and aroma about Golden Eagle found in no other tobacco."