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Taranaki Daily News, 21 April 1921, Page 6

Ufinber * Tips Tea W BEWARE. °i cheap and inferior Dutch Teas now on die market. Study your Health and Palate and buy the best Ceylon. For Qgahty, Purity and Flavour “Amber Tips” stands pre-eminent. Remember “ The Lancet “Amber Tip»” says: “ Fine Teas Mean Quality me»r fc Better Health." better value. A >''>■” s Grocer Sells it. \ NX .S''*-'- ’'t fpfe kom Gnderella. AxkvttrXVa was befriended by the si jlL'i Good Fairy because she was Sil 7t » sweet-natured, unselfish. ij ttie girL . si, ®. d^ ail thc iIjB'A housework without comEa plaining, while the twohorrid, ugly sisters did nothing. i "A * What pleased the Good E®*? s» much "bout Cinderella was that she always used Edmond's Baking Powder and made the most delicious bread, cake, scones and other good things. “ Here" thought the Good Fairy, “ is a very wise little girl—quite wise enough to be a princess." So she arranged the midnight ball, where the glass slipper was lost, an event that ended ao happily for dear little Cinderella. And even if the good fairy does not come and tell your mother which is the best baking powder, she will, if she is wise too, know that it is Ul 0 pC3 1 i ' > czj , 1 1 - ..Jdeg . Warner’s Brassieres JL and Bandeaux Brassieres are the very best you can yplS? FSPtu buy—in fit, in excellence ' w of material, in variety of k styles, and in long wear. You will find Warner’s al I Brassieres just as satisfactory as Warner’s RustProof Corsets, II ticn c: : -_i n.-~zr-n a□ t=ic==i r~," ;.i c=> cO f — ''' The Boots That Wear Longest and keep their smartness to the end, are New Zealand’s most famous brand “ZEALANDIA” BOOTS The materials that “Zealandia” Boots are made of are , specially selected by experts, and the styles are thoroughly up-to-date. These factors, combined with perfect fitting qualities, make “ Zealandia" Boots the best obtainable. Look for the brand “ Zealandia ” Stocked by leading dealers. Wh lesale: SKELTON, FROSTICK & CO., LTQ. i ’Uhrißtcbuvch, Auukinnd, NoUh «M»d <Mreym«utfe

SHIPBUILDING SLUMP. DECJtEASE LN BRITAIN. By Telegraph.—-Press Assn.—Copyright. London, April .19. Lloyd’s shipbuilding figures show a continuance of the slump. The tonnage launched during the last quarter declined by 146,000 compared with the previous quarter, and the tonna < ’-> begun is 113,000 aad NeZ. Gable Asaa.