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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1703, 20 March 1913, Page 3

Ip;i p; -1 f s /Best ,'forthe Children . [ ■ ! ..No-other tea.is so good or so whole t 'd i And hence the wise .mother insists , [ m ' that it is used in the home, for she knows j! , that her children's digestion will easily be f' ijj \ injured by harsh and inferior teas. ' ; I j/£\ Only the best may .be used for the •; if, favourites, so, the little ones ; | Ik | -insist on using Amber Tips for the doll's : f fj Amber Tips represents the acme of J perfection in tea. Blended from the finest !• b | combination of the best teas from the b.est j ji i gardens, it is wonderful value. J m I ' . Tho 2/- per lb. Amber Tips represents perfection in ! c 111 | tea blending. For flavour, aroma, quality and strength jj; fei. The 1/10 per lb. grade pleases tens of thousands ttlio lIL ; neverbeforevrcrcqnite satisfied,. Its flavourand quality' : f m | is rarely excelled even in teas of higher price. ! i fl: Another grado of Amber Tips is sold at 3/8 per lb.— ' V 'jjjj ; flue tea and splendid value it is too. 43 : | WHOLESALE AGENTS. MESSRS. THOMPSON DRO3„ LTD., WELLINGTON

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■Don't. €©crtc/" Jsas? serve iraiMs, liofor coM. 'A pbyritigo read]/ for tnoiant serving 1 direct \ from the pacitct, and so we?feo% cooked that it is entirely digested within an hour. The crisp, • delicately toasted particles of • Grape-Nuts . are -charming to the palate, and the food is so scientifically made that it fully agrees with everyone. Damo Nature has wisely stored in wheat and . barley small , particles of Phosphate of Potash, the special f< od for brain and nerve, cells. Tliis is retained in Grape-Nuts." '■V There's a .Reason" for Grape Nuts/ N.B.—Ask your hotel or restaurant to servo...