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Thames Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14430, 23 October 1914, Page 7

r a When you know a thing Is the best—you ask for It V H ~"*ke *ttre of Z^ttlng it. Therefore ask your ; 0 grocer for Nelson Moate's Pure Tea—and get Q it I Getting it, and no other, means complete sat* ■ M isfaction and a value which canaot be obtaiaed ! 11 kt any other fcraaC ' :'' ' . ' ) H teas 35 years of public approval to Its credit, At ;M ■ the grocer's you will sometimes find brands of tea ■ R whose flames are unfamiliar to you. Tbese ceHer- ' >^aSv - y ally consist of inferior tea, with little or no car* j B taken la selection, and oftea allow a large profit. VS'A^rw^^VS, ll Sometimes the grocer may prefer to sell these t« Jg&7/!&P&'S>S7/ U you for that reasoa. Ask for Nelson Moate's Tea J^^//^^^^*jmf 1 and get It—it will give the best results because It J^fjm^^^J^r n Is the outcome of expert selection aad bleadlag of J/M/jff3s /%&/ l| the finest teas obtainable—backed with 35 years Ar^^r§*Zl^ f£'&al 1. 1 experience and the highest reputation aad posl- <^s^vN^&!h3^s/ wbC&VOtt I tlon in the tea trade? With all these advantages '^Sa^^^^^^^nr Is£ttm& I we can supply yon with Infinitely better quality vu\t\t{\sP I and valu* than any less experienced firm can jMC&QjgZ, I do. Keep enough of that ordinary tea to make a yO&gfiX> I pot. Buy a packet of our tea. Make a pot of tJO^Udllfii 1 each and see which Is the most economical, which 1 QUQ'Vlfc£ I has the best flavour, and which gives the most * *& I satisfaction. Try oar» against any tea. We do not 1 fear the test, we welcome It. • ' fftfTirriTi irni wmn —nwrwi —■■■ mtt —mtm 'lT*lr~~"~^ri WHP^tt-tmm——■iimum—iijuuwuip iipimih mi. i ' ill ni~ 'iT*i' ifi" '

I j — .;■:■; „-. BEST SILVER-PLATED CAKE BASKETS. If any of these are not exactly what you require, we have ! great variety of others at all prices, from £1 upwards. For . ' variety, quality, and cheapness you will always get the best satisfaction from us. 4720—i 6/3 " . 2588—5""*' | 3'JJU—3S/- " 7590—27/ O. • 7-2S-47/3 97H—20/V.'c pay postage and guarantee safe delivery of the goods on receipt of remittance. > As v/e do not employ Agents or Travelling Salesmen, to ensure receiving cur goods it is necessary to deal with us direct. I Stewart Dawson & Co. | (}U) Xtd., , i | The Leading d ewe S3 ore, (A I*l 1 I | Queen .Strtet, /VUGKI3F|O.; THE BEST FOB THE TEAPOT. ! i^tj •♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦••♦••♦"♦♦«♦♦♦♦••. ' j-^v { | ■<;$ Have you ever wondered why your Friend's tea tasted ' so delicious—so different from ordinary Tea ? Iff 0 SHE uses " Butterfly." m .■■ i {^j »••♦•♦•♦♦•♦♦«<>♦♦♦♦♦♦«« || i 1 BUTTERFLY TEA I Is the most carefully selected. Young bill-grown Ceylon |H eaves, packed by special machineiy so as not to f|| : M crush them, thus losing flavour. • Mi iKH •■■■•'■ rMi | TRY A POUND. ' ,| c&i •♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ |^ ; "BUTTERFLY" Will Delight You !

BmtIIIIJ* IjPff I Q* At A Ds J* If A ft 1* I ! 'jn llu:' i-^11^! of Yap. llie> Germiaai j ' HKKwlli !&&BW^i tt rjISILC "" ld€|\6idf H Trireaess station Ava.s boraibarded and j JJafflfflM^liixiSi. ■'A D/I I ICLJI wasleltm flannel. One of the w;afi"*liips IK^©V «•» Illf [, I vLbl3^l| I captured the Geranui steamsif Els-