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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 2576, 6 March 1915, Page 4

I ONE SHILLING SALE DAYS THURSDAY FRJDAY SATURDAY ! YOU CAN OBTAIN FOR jy_ ; A COSTUME SEVERAL ONE-PIECE DRESSES A NUMBER OF UNDERSKIRTS QUANTITIES OF CHILDREN'S WEARING APPAREL. And ALL MODEL AND READY-TO-WEAR MILLINERY A few of the items we describe in our SALE BILL issued with the STAR. BE EARLY — DOORS OPEN 9 a.m. THURSDAY, MARCH 4. c j .. \i\l ibis ica does net depend - | k I / \ 4* ' iG I i /' \ s~\-?-\ r /*"* : *"1 +"% -r7"»«! 7 /-* /% fa> >-% **v% ci \h\ ■ Oil c'JiV I my . . ■ - j " • . i /,/// for its tradd. We don't have to beguile J)/ your attention away from the quality by /// devising cosjpon or prize-gift schemes in /// ,'order to push our sales. Our tea for 3 5 /(/ iyears has'sold by sheer merit alone. It is \\l worth every penny of the price—and more. \\. Us quality/is outstanding. A cup of Nelson 'Moate's Tea can be distinguished from others rj£jg a\) in a moment—it has a delicacy of flavour, \\( a quality and purity that cannot be found UttbrOlCCn. l) ' elsewhere. The strength and purity of OODUUirttV W Nelson Moate's Tea results in its being also hv merit the most economica, - rt is the best va,ue < 0y TneriLy O\ you can possibly get. By merit alone it &lOtie. ■ has taken the pre-eminent place, by merit alone it still keeps it, and always will. See ~*& t0 lt y° u S et Nelson Moate's. There are no "just-as-goods," so refuse them firmly. ijW J Awarded rJ*V, 4 GOLD, 2 SPECIAL and 1 SILVER MEDAL. Priceß . 1/6, 1/8, i/ 10. 2/«, 2/2, 2/4,3/- | %

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