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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 226, 17 June 1915, Page 8

Public Notices. Eggs are not dependable; nor yet inexpensive. Thrifty housewives know this and for satisfactory and economical Baking of Cakes, Buns, and Pikelets, always use— 2 BAKING POWDER. m price as Custard Powders at same efore the war. Edmond's Baking Powder ia sold at 1/4 per large tin. m 'C. m •Uu SSt Liptons Famous Tea is in a dass by itself I If That’s exactly why the claim of Distinction is made on its behalf. If Where Liptons Tea differs from other teas, it is vastly superior because ot that very difference. In the first place, the flavour of Liptons Tea is quite unique and is obtained at great expense. Only a large concern like Llpton Ltd. could afford to sell at ordinary prices a-tea with such a high-grade and distinctive flavour. And it is this fact that makes Liptons Tea absolutely the best tea value in the World. Further, this distinctive flavour and the unsurpassed quality of Liptons Tea are maintained throughout the whole year. These features, which are found only in Liptons Tea, are made possible simply bocause Liptons carry, huge stocks of their high-grade Tea over the two bad Ceylon seasons when good tea cannot be grown. - Of course, a firm owning large plantations and supplying a World demand can afford to store enormous quantities of tea in order to maintain the same high standard of quality from January to D'xrembcr. $ 11 another distinction enjoyed by Liptons iea is that it has won more Gold Medals and Diplomas than ail other teas combined. UTo sum up, Liptons Tea has a distinctive flavour and it is without question the finest tea at the various prices offered to the New 7ealand public.

WHAT MEAN'S ESSENCE MEANS TO PARENTS, “I think that credit is due where merit it proved, and it is with pleasure 1 strongly recommend Mean's Essence to all suffering with coughs, colds and throat affections. I have used Mean's Essence with excellent results. The children and baby take it readily. The large bottle of Cough Mixture is so easily made from the Mean’s Essence, and is a great saving in money.” —MRS. N. BUTLER, Police Station, Roxburgh A satisfied mother’s testimony is the best. We have many scores of similar letters from other mothers who have found the mixture made from Mean's Essence good for children’s coughs and sore throats. 1 The children like it. It allays 1 whooping cough, croup, and obstinate coughs and colds in their many forms. It is easily prepared at home. All you need is a bottle of Mean's Essence, sweetening, and a large breakfastcupful of water. 1 I his will give you eight eighteen- I penny bottles of splendid cough mixture for 2/-, and saves ten shillings for your pocket. Sip the doses slowly. The longer each dose is retained in the mouth the more quickly will relief be obtained. For sore or swollen throats use freely as a gargle. Its good effects are immediate. Mean’s Essence is the original and genuine. Be careful, therefore, to buy H-E-A-N-'S and refuse all substitutes. Sold by most chemists and stores, or promptly post-free on receipt of price, 2/-, from G. W. MEAN, Chemist, Wanganui. 17

oualy fragrant and refreshing 4 Desert;. Gold' * Tda iai- Its -flavourwill captufS’ /odr Ask for Hit grad?, ■ _ .