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Taranaki Daily News, 8 May 1920, Page 6

3* fa \jJistary of Jea W* rlaf & \iaW' sk>".\ hJ // \ £rf f S^OJ 1 ' I' f I *> ""' 44w- ik»rww, 3&J }s#is V.'vC'sWW Jmk V-fiß ViV IbJV^ «*» Ringlets and ruffles, i periwigs and perique—the fripperies and frjvolities of the time covered; folks who really differed but little from ourselves. In 1678, good tea was valued as it is now, but in those days there was no "Amber Tips" brand giving such quality, flavour, purity and value —and at a moderate price. sm «5? t ; MS*© h:?ea^ #f JU JLs-10 EVERYBODY'S FAVOURITE possesses all the delicate, rich, true Ceylon flavour and fragrance. Despite rising costs if is still the same blend of the world's finest teas •try it! * 194 ' 67.

- 'V|« «Ml£ ?§ W 3d. per packet same as Spearmint and •m Dooblemint \ W^' Obtainable from \ Chemists. \ Confectioners k and Storekeepers m m «P3 3« Or una 3d. to WRI6LEVS w> Box 2376, G.P.G.. Sydney. kJimr A-20

/Auxmmuuiumwi STEEDMAft'S SOOTHING J f fIOWDERSf \ R FOR CHILDREN \ \ A RELIEVE I J m. FEVERISH \ M HEAT, \ PREVENT J j«%ssU> FjTS]ETC g J and preserve a £ J! Healthy state of the $ \ Constitution. \ 0 These Powders contain \ t NO POiSON. 2 CONCERNING SUPERFLUOUS HAIR! Merely' removing the hair from the surface is not suiticient—you must kUI the roots. RUSMA (Reg.j will permanently destro. all superfluous hair witsout inconvenient and pain. Write dept. N, Mrs. Hullen, 3A Courtenay Place, 1 P^llinato* -