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Evening Star, Issue 20422, 1 March 1930, Page 25

ICED Tea Ddicwus for HOT DAYS Mi m =7 T wm w Vm Tor the hot weather there is nothing so refreshing as ICED TEA—a delicious new drink for Summer days. Easily made < —wonderfully cooling very refreshing. Use “EOMA” Tea always —the care taken in its manufacture from tea bush to packing ensures pure fullflavoured tea, ideal for this Summer beverage. Make it this ways Infuse some “ROMA” TEA’ in the ordinary way; strain, cool, end sweeten to taste. Servo in small glasses, into which you have first put a little finely crushed ice; add a thin slice of lemon and a little lemon-juice. Iced “ROMA” Tea keeps', well in a thermos flask- for' picnics, or to take to the tennis, courts. ‘ ~jhe DUST-FREEDTert 9 THE NAVY CUT TOBACCO Ssm. \*A r i j ci>>"SILVER PERM” Mary Cut Is highly popular among those Smokers whose choice is a smooth Medium Tobacco. When opening up the hermetically sealed tins smokers have the pleasure of finding the Mavy Cut Flakes perfectly fresh and fragrantjust as they left the Factory. \ Ifs Flue Cured!