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Evening Star, Issue 15906, 11 September 1915, Page 11

BUSINESS MEN! A Good Photograph Brings Business :: :; - ■ * "' x .' Try it oat! Send a Photograph with" your Complements to the Overseas Firm you are negotiating with. See how it will establish -Profitable Relationships for you. Yoummustt t look your best! Each character line must be well depicted your expression must carry conviction ~lve can ; . Ah » will cost you is our charges. The increased business returns will pay you well. Telephone Mr Merrie, manager. ('Phone 859). ®SSss^: SB £■ Si §B£Bs m w& um ml I i m 1 !IM ?ss Princes Street (opp. A.M.P.), Dunedin. It it the best and most economical of teas and can be taken with absolute comfort by those of weak digestion. "The Lancet" says: "Fine tea iheans better health" 68 I m m mmmvanm»nimfmmmistiesewKweiwauu\~ mm W mm m m m &m % Maybe It is merely some lo&l inflammation that is causing you trouble with your Eyeß! t f But you will be well advised to make sure. By testing your sight I can exactly locate the trouble, and if necessary will provide you with the Glasses to set it to rights 1 , D.8.0.A. QUALIFIED OPTICIAN, 249 GEORGE ST., DUNEDIN. 'Phone 3,156 FIRST GRAND SHOW OF Spring and Summer WEDNESDAY, Sept Bth And FOLLOWING DAYS You are cordially invited to call and make an inspection of Fashion's Daintiest con* tnbution for Spring and Summer Wear. I Dunedin's Busy Business Centre, *&>>M?SV *£r^dfjJJ-ji&^S' ; STORY is told of a celebrated artist, who, on being asked by a presumptuous young fellow what he mixed his colorß with, replied tersely: "With Brains, ■ drl" . . 1 K Given a palette on which are several lota of color, one artist by his skill will use this to paint a beautiful picture, while another, lacking the skill, will only produce a daub. . . , Tea-blending is an art of the first order. To mix a lot of Teas together is no more Teablending than the application of strokes of paint upon a canvas is painting. , , , , The Artist in Tea-blending knows to a nicety the different characteristics of the various growths—which gives a pungency and which a flowery aroma, which gives great body and which a delicate flavor. , , , , , $ From these varied growths he proceeds, by the exercise of Brains, Skill, and Experience, to build up such a Tea as the' " ORIENT," which contains in itself a combination of growths, uniting to form a Rich, Luscious, Fragrant, and Satisfying Beverage, ****** ARDELLS' ORIENT Tea is the production of an Artist in Tea-blending. It appeals to people who dearly love . a " good " cup of Tea, and who can appreciate one when they get it. . . ORIENT Tea is 1/10 per lb, and at this price it is CHEAP; that is, it represents the Best of Value, because its splendid liquoring properties make it go very far, and its palateBatisfying delioacy of flavor is all that is desired. .*»..*«».,. If you have not yet fried this Delicious Tea, a treat awaits you I You are invited to test it in the cup. Why continue using indifferent Teas when you might be enjoying a Beverage which will add zest to every meal t , * . " With each packet of ORIENT TEA a coupon is given which represents a substantial concession in price. Ask for & packet the next time you are passing I k »**.».. ..■^.■Tk^