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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 79, 3 April 1926, Page 17

BLENDING TEA FOR THIRTY ' YEARS. • ■ ■ ■ . •■•■■•-■ • \ 1 ■ Consider, -when next you partake of a. cup. of refreshing stimulating tea, what testing, tasting, and trying is necessary before .that particular blend waß arrived at. -Then imagine how expert a -blender can become in;thirty years, and you have an idea-what a perfect-blend Wardcll's 2s 4d tea is. Some folk, especially those: who pay a much higher price for tea, may feel that this cannot be a good tea' because of' its lowprice. To such we say—try it. Wardell's will give you a generous trial sample which will enable you to prove for yourself that this perfect blend of the finest Ceylon and Indian Teas is equal to any tea costing up to la a pound more. Wardell 's import and blend their own tea and save you merchants', blenders', and packers' profits —this is the only reason such quality tea ia sold for 2s 4d per lb. Country readers can take advantage of this saving by sending cheque, money-order, or postal notes for the required quantity. 51b of tea at 2s 4d is 11s Bd, postage on 61b weight (6d the first lb and 2d each, the other 51b) amounts to Is 4d, or 13s for 51b of tea. In other words, tea, equal in quality and flavour to any tea you eanbuyat 3s 4d a lb, delivered .to your house for 2s 7d a lb. Wardell's ; . ffftlinMll«vW£lUß2ton«<— Ady±.