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Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 2 August 1917, Page 1

Special Advertisements. This Sale Will 'Show HOW GREAT BARGAIN OPPORTUN- | ITIBS MAY BE! El SI 1 Our Winter Clearance is no idle j| marking down of a few lines only, but M ALL THROUGH OUR STORE. I g We have cut prices down so that g these goods will go. They are good M goods, too, and the chance for BIG || BARGAINS is here. Some prices pick- M ed random will convince you: — S 3 Ml Lace Table Centres 1/-, 1/6, and 1/11 | Crash Cushion Covo&s, nicely em- g) broidered, 1/6, 1/9, and 1/11 . | Good Washing Flannelette, 6/11 for | ( 12 yards. | Dainty Curtain Nets with coloured SI borders 1/3 per yard. gj 60 inch Blue and White Striped-Bed | Tick 2/3 per yard. | Hundreds of useful remnants of every M description. Half Price during Sale, g] i™h rera * a a b b b b aae

m m m ■ ■.-;-. •■'"■-".- ■>'■: V'.-: In order to get the best flavour and aroma, and for good health's sake, science says you should make tea as follows: Allow from one-half to one teaspoonful of leaves to each hali! pint of water. Have ready two warm dry earthern-ware teapots, and place the dry leaves in one of them. Directly the water boils pour it on to the leaves, allow it to stand thereon for from one to three minutes, and then decant the clear infusion into the second teapot. The spent leaves should be at once thrown away. THE TEA TO USE IS "DANDELION. Dandelion tea is Bennett's speciality. Blended by one of the foremost tea-tasters in Wellington, it is rich, fragrant and economical—l/6, 1/8, 1/10, and 2/- lb. TEY TEA THE CORRECT WAY WITH THE CORRECT TEA H. D. BENNETT Ltd, House, Taihape.