\mm Because of its economy "Amber Tips" is everybody's Tea. Any family can afford it. You use less and get a better cup of tea. Its uniformly high standard of quality has been the wonder of our competitors, and the delight of its users. That's why from the North Cape to the Bluff W3& m m s*s m KfeBJS mm 9*. ma* I m i *m m m KfiS m has become a household word. It costs a little more than others, but is worth the money. DONT be persuaded to buy some cheaper and inferior brand. Remember fine teas like "Amber Tips are economical and healthful. HE Packed in Three Grades t m m I SS MEN im. S8: m m m* m fm mm NO "CHEAP SALES"! NO OUT-OF-DATE COSTUMES! wouldn't sell during the season, and Rem which have consequently become out of Tailor- date, made Costumes .1 We hold no cheap sales, because our Cosready to tumes are the very opposite to this. from , Costume is fresh from our own 3gn». work rooms, where they are made by to £4 10/ expert tailors in advance stvles. Cosas usual. tumes that are sold are immediately rein r ? placed by new ones in the latest styles, and the selection is therefore alwavs up to date, always abreast of the times. S S&ITTMATO Ladicß> Toi!or Specialiot, O. l3rk!Lll£lLfJliil\l 9 Next D.S.A., George St!
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Evening Star, Issue 16663, 20 February 1918, Page 3
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233Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 16663, 20 February 1918, Page 3
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