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Evening Star, Issue 20555, 6 August 1930, Page 14

Original DUSIFREEDTEA The success of “Amber Tips” is to-day far greater than it was twenty-five years ago, when our first “tea-dust” extractor was imported for treating the FINE tea with which “Amber Tips” is blended. No mechanical appliance can malce up for any deficiency in Nature’s handiwork, and for FINE tea there is no substitute. [The rich, fragrant flavour of 64 Amber Tips”- —-so refreshing and healthful—and the pronounced economy have, for their inception, the extreme care expended on securing the choice pluckings of Ceylon’s best crops. Bounteous Nature alone provides in limited quantities the fine leaf of jyhijch “Amber Tips” is blended. Ceylon's Besl~ . H

ai SHOES LAST THREE TIMES LONGER/ Light shoe soles wear out quickly—protect them with ' Stick-a-soles.* These thin, invisible rubbers are cool and comfortable and save your money ... They’re ENGLISH. BRITISH SOLES AT BRITISH PRICES/ WITH PHILLIPS SOLUTION ONLY Ofek WITH EDMOINDS CUSTARD POWDER The wick be £6 UR erosen •sijKSasS Try Laurel The Perfect ja VA % z / Wii m m N The $oB WHITE Light Vacuum Oil Company PTY. LTD. Also Marketers of Perfection Oil Cook Stoves and Heaters linrERE’S a sad and gloomy sight I * JIUIL the faithful wick, famished for want of Kerosene, is actually doing the job itself! . . . cotton threads all smoking and fuming .... quite charred by the misery of it all. Into that lamp with the dismal chimney someone has poured a kerosene that just can*t climb wicks • • • inferior kerosene, without a doubt. Now, the bright, glad gleams of ‘‘soft white light” come from satisfied wicks# fed by “Laurel” . . . . the best wick feeder, and finest wick climber ypu could get from any storekeeper. Stove wicks .... lamp wicks, fed with “Laurel” have a steadier, cleaner flame, that gives “live” heat for cooking, and soft, eye-comforting radiance from the lamp. Guard your faithful wickir from starvation by insisting on “Laurel” when you give your order. 9LI

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