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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 57, 4 September 1909, Page 11

I For Flavour and StrengtH I I Amber Tips Tea. B IMFINITE CARE and expert tea blending has proB duced Amber Tips, a tea that cannot be excelled fl either for quality, flavour or strength, fl It is most economical— you can make more cups B of delicious refreshing tea from a pound o? Amber B J Tips than from any other brand at the same price. f "/ g fl G The package, too, is unique. First, the tea is H fl wrapped in parchment. In turn, this is enclosed in h fl cardboard, round which tinfoil is placed, while the whole S fl is encased in an outer covering of grease-proof paper. Eg fl Thus you have an air-tight and damp-proof carlon, g fl which keeps the exceptional strength and flavour of g fl Amber Tips from deterioration. el fl Ask your grocer Jk> get Amber Tips Tea— it is^sold H fl ir? three grades, 1/8, 1/10 and 2/-.. ®* OB

A HEALTHY BABE IS A MOTHER'S JOY AND no mother need rear a delicate baby if she will but use PHOSPHOL EMULSION. PHOSPHOL is a medicine-food with wonderful health-giving properties. It will pilot a babe through the troublesome stage known as "getting its teeth," and give the little one strength to withstand other ' infantile troubles. Children, too, are made sturdy and happy by It gives them vim and vigour to enjoy their young lives. Moreover, PHOSPHOL helps' many an adult to more ably complete life's tasks. And, above all, PHOSPHOL is pleasant to take. PHOSPHOL is procurable everywhere. Large bottle, 2s 6d to 2s 9d. Ask for and see that you get PHOSPHOL. A MOTHER PRAISES PHOSPHOL. My littlo girl is 5£ years old, and lias boen very delicate since she was a baby. She did not gTow like other children, and if sho caught a cold sho would be prostrate with weakness. She also had very bad night sweats. I thought I would try Phosphol Emulsion, and bought a bottlo. At this time tho child only weighed 301b. After I gave her two bottles she gained 3ilb. in weight. She has taken four bottles altogether, and is steadily improving and becoming a happy, bright little thing from a fretful, irritable child. — Mrs. W. HARRIS, Trenthatn.

■*♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 2 j 1 a v lllli!^^^' Kno beverage so Healthy, and so refreshing y « W 4 {fHH as iea " Men, women and children enjoy morning ► h, A tea, afternoon tea, and often tea between times. y2 k^ Every tea is not alike, either in taste or in value. Tea J?2 T^> grown in a tea garden this year may be of excellent aroma FV' and full flavoured, whilst the crop grown in the same garden ♦^ P^^ next year may be sadly deficient in the good qualities that p 4 make tea a refreshing beverage. The British-grown teas ► 4 L^Jj comprising the Crescent brand and other teas supplied by the >*J £♦ J Empire Tea Company, are chosen with the greatest care so .♦ J r^ j as to ensure a uniform high quality always. Long experience 4^ P^^ has taught us exactly what teas are necessary to produce a v^ p 4 choice, fragrant beverage, and thousands of consumers through- ► 4 X? J out the Dominion can testify to our success in giving them the k^ best quality it is possible to obtain. Crescent Tea should be 4>ji *4>* properly infused to bring out its delicious flavour. Moreover, ► A it will be found economical in use, and once it has been tried ► k^ the palate will not tolerate any of the harsh badly-selected yd K+ * teas so often met with. It is sold retail by all grocers who .♦^3 + j study their customers, at 2/- per pound, and is worth far ♦ j more when compared with some teas that should have no k A place in the household. Crescent Tea is essentially an ► 4 afternoon or morning tea. It refreshes, invigorates and T*jj pleases all who use it. ♦ j E>^^ +> A.AA.AAAA AAAAA^^ 4M

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