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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 280, 30 August 1915, Page 6

/hy Tea os£s More The Second Article of a series: that Every Housewife Should Read. t is indeed bard for the New land housewife to realise the larkable changes that have ocred in the tea trade within the eight months —changes which e resulted in greatly increased :es. As was shown in the first cle of this series, tea is in great land as the beverage of the 25 ion men who are under arms lay, due to the fact that it is most stimulating and invigorg drink —easily transported and iy handled. ut there is another element ch exerts almost as great nflnence in the steadily ri-sing of tea. This factor is Russia, i its enormous population of - 160 millions, which, at the ke of a pen—in almost a single it—has been turned into nation ;a drinkers. .Hint this means is readily seen h one considers that until Sepber last the Russian people aimed less than 1 lb. of tea per I per annum ; whereas in our Maoriland the average is • 7ilbs, ot tea per head per nn. orcover, the money previously it on other beverages by Russia ow available for tea. Hence, ic tea auctions, enormous quan--3 have been bought by Russian eseutatives, who readily pay casing prices to secure what want. © » a result, tea to-day costs the der in New Zealand an averof 2|d. to 3d. per lb. more eight months ago, and. unless s to face an enormous loss, he only two alternatives —to ice his quality or increase his t

ither course is reasonable, and s is no escape—unless, before war, he was charging an ssive price for inferior ten. 5, he is still able to sell the ; grade at the old figure and ably still make a good profittmber Tips” policy has always : to give the best value the d can produce at the most enable prices. It has been ded to continue this policy, :£ore the price has been slighticreased—by 2d. per lb. •hough advised by many to » coats by the admixture of ter, inferior and less healthful teas, proprietors are determined to tain that standard of quality and i which has made “Amber Tips” the widely sold blend in the Dominion y—the most largely sold blend of ountry in the world in proportion pulation. us.if the name “Amber Tips” is on >acket. you know that it contains inest, purest and best tea that can reduced for the money—that it ins a tea which is so pure and hful that it can be used by chib and by those with the weakest tion, without harm. is also well to remember that her Tips” gives more cups of deli- . fragrant tea of delightful flavour, it still costs you less than others—till the cheapest tea in the Dominven though the prices have been ,ly increased. ! believe that the housewives of Zealand would rather secure the value that can be given—even lightly increased price—than that :y and values should be cheapened, is now for yon to-show whether pprove of this decision or not.

1/10, 2/-, 2/2 par lb. only tea that hat to increase its it—the foregoing will tell you why. NO MORE RHEUMATISM I biat glad news It is to hear that you be cured of Rheumatism, LumbaSciatica or Gout —and cured p®rmtly. Even if you have been sufg for years, have tried all kinds ivertised cures in vain you owe it mrself to try EHEUMO. Liniments mbrocationa only deaden the pain iwhIIe—EHEUMO cures in the one only way —it penetrates the blood ises it of excess uric acid and thus >ves the cause. Once the cause is >ved, the pain and swelling disap- ■. Why use salts with foreign es and so-called “remedies” which a to cure Ehcumatiam and everyg else? Try EHEUMO—a specific uded to cure Rheumatic complaints Thousands of New Zealanders 5 been cured quickly—permanentnd we have their letters of praise EHEUMO. Mr William ones of the oiuns Hotel, Christchurch, was eur>y this powerful remedy after suffer for 14 years. Cure your Rheumai, Gout or Lumbago—start it to-day

are as hen’s teeth is the cold that aot he soothed by “NAZOL.” Taktnwardly, inhaled, or nibbed on the it “NAZOL” is wonderfully quick efficacious. Marvellously cheap, : . 1/6 buys 60 doses. Printing —any style or colorreasonable rates. Workmanship k. a best. Times Office.