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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3086, 7 January 1909, Page 7

%ss& Tm< A'tiJT, Wtiii m iffl^"""^ E^mi li in SEASONS, L&RGCST VARJBTY, > m3M Wk mm FOR XMAS. A S Xmas Gifts there are some things _Z\_ that are always acceptable—a i % _/\. that are always acceptable—a V J dainty bottle of perfume, a box of good soap, a reliable hair brush, a toothbrush holder, a mirror, and other toilet articles. We are showing a lovely lot of these pretty and useful little presents now in a choice variety of new styles The price*.of these goods a, e «m,«n w. pppT, nun because of its quality and beauty will prove an accep_t_ ;s before you decide on what to \ as. You'll be glad you did. Chemist Masterton. ErrwwwWKKKKKS^ggSSggSa n s * s* *t I GREAT * 5* * S? SUMME I 4* COMMENCING Saturday, January 9th s? at m GREAT CLEARANCE $■ 5* s* ■3 ALL SUMMER GOODS * * * IS * SEE OUR WINDOWS SEE OUR WINDOWS. * « £ § 1 £ » i $ I s II I i m Tis very easy to claim merit for a tea, but U ■ the test that tells quality is the teapot. | m Amber Tips Tea stands this test of daily i :by the housewife. Its exceptional quality | 1 delicious flavour has quickly made it | the favourite brand of all who have tried it i Economy is a point that every woman | should study, and Amber Tips is not only *j a tea of exceptional quality, but also most | economical. 1 I You make more cups of tea from a pound fjj of Amber Tips than from ordinary brands || —and every cup will be delicious, fragrant | and refreshing.: M Tell your grocer to send you a pound of Amber Tips m Tea—the special packet is air-tighf and damp-proof, thus p preserving all the delicious flavour and strength. m Sold in three grades^ 1/8, l/lO^and'^: SWW.'W wnS!5 ss« 1 m m m ■tm ■m