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Evening Star, Issue 19951, 22 August 1928, Page 10

& aSK 5* m TKe ..purity of Gold Leaf Tea, plus the complete absence of dust, means maximum strength—you use less tea for each pot. Blended, packed and weighed by modern electricallyoperated machinery, and sold in handsome blue and gold canisters. "Gold Leaf - is the finest tea obtainable, and the best value! Save the coupons for valuable gifts. w Gold Leaf -

=SJ « u m\ “ NOTHING BETTER THAN BESTSI” BESTS FAMOUS TAILORED SUITS from £S/S/‘ New designs, new colourings, but always the same reliable workmanship and quality of material. We invite you to call and see for yourself. Our Suits are made on the premises. Our Guarantee: NO FIT, NO PAY. IT MUST FAT Bests Famous Men’s ]Ready=to= wear Sac Suits from 59/6 All Sizes There is no argument about BESTS SUITS, and very little to worry about when wearing one of our Suits? BESTS.-SPORT SHOP .Opposite Savoy, Princes Street.

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