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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 6 November 1913, Page 2

Week AT ATTRACTIVE COpDS AT SPECIAL PRICES! ~OME of the VALUES during our Fashion Week. Wa say some of the VALUES because it is impossible to enumerate them all. " HERE we quote a number of our Extraordinary Values in differi ©rent ©apartments, but none of these are specially selected "Catalogue lines; they aro/typical of the hundreds of genuine value* offerin E <*uring FASHION WEEK. i YOU WILL BE WISE IF YOU COME EARLY! 45-Inch Wido EMBROIDERY FLOUXCINGS, Choice Designs. FASHION WEEK PRICE, 2s 3d Yard. Elbou- -Lcnfitli MOUSQUETAIRE FISH GLOVES, All Shades. FASHION WEEK PRICE, is 3d Pair. &0-Inch Wide JAPANESE CREPES; Shades, Navy, Brown, Grey, ' Tuscan. FASHION WEEK PRICE, 8d Yard. 40-Inch- Wide RATINE SUITING, all Smart ' Colours. FASHION PRICE, 1S Yard. HORROCKSES' WHITE FLANNELETTE, Soft Pure Finish. FASHION WEEK PRICE, 8s 11d Dozen. JAP. CREPE ONE-PIECE FROCKS, Sm.-itly Cut, Trimmed ButFASHION WEEK PRICE, 12s 3d. wiilTE SWISS MUSLIN ONE-PIECE FROCKS, Trimmed Lace and /Tucks. FASHION WEEK PRICE, 7S lid. Hugo & Shearer The Store for Value, QUEEN STREET ~.., • « MASTERTON. riM*M3PiiM|K >^&<jmm*. && vm >'st Y.V& WW S/>f, vm *%. isn't ous .. Years ago Edmonds' m Baking Powder started ; '\f''' out, Don Juan like, to woo and win the heart of every housewife in the land. The wonderful success of this ardent and constant swain is almost proverbial. 4 Indeed, you will find Edmonds* Baking Powder "on the shelf" in practically every home. Why should the husband be jealous *of this gifted wooer wha brings into the home the finest pastry, scones, puddings and cakes it is possible to bake ? Has Edmonds' Bak- «p«|i|iLi|i' jp ing Powder captivat- Tgj?Tjjl|l 1 IAS 1 1 ed your heart? Are JMJMfcT jAJA IJLf vo, ardent in its | r j&KflgG, i praise? J { \ u f 1 } Mjf JfOWVXEL * often Everybodv s "■■"■" •"•>-' doin'it! Pill 1 IpIP 13 ppwww I 'mb£M m\ S S32 ~,H, JP'3*-S 1 am m m* I Kll m I THE STORY OF AMBER TIPS. ! Drying the Tea with Hot Air. READ THE SERIES. After the tea leaf is rolled, other processes follow and finally the tea goes to the drying machine. There it is piled on drawers placed one above another. A current of hot air is passed over it until each leaf is firm and crisp. Thus all moisture is removed, but without driving off the essential oil and other con--stituents upon which flavour mainly depends. / The Amber Tips experts select the finest tea from the finest estates that's why it excels all other A. .-. «... HAam nmii.r) Itwirirla Amber Tips Tea is unique in quant: most econonical tea too—more cupa from a packet. The 2/- per lb. Amber Tips represents perfection in tea—it is without an equal. The 1/10 Amber Tips is a fine full flavoured tea—wonderfully •conomical. The 1/8 quality cannot be equalled at ( ihe price. Bo great is the success of Amber Tips that some unprincipled firms imitate its package and name as closely as possible. Of course they cannot imitate its flavour and quality. ] Reject imitations, specify Amber Tips and secure the best value and the best tea. 60 nuimDii.i,-^ TSS? Ms& '&> mm mmmm u 4ri3L THOMPSON BROTHER Ji