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Marlborough Express, Volume XLV, Issue 139, 17 June 1911, Page 6

w2f H|^^ Why let your wife and m M children drink low- U wl priced common tea 1 m ■ It contains no sub- m ft stance or quality, m Band never gives ■ j B satisfaction, and is a ■ dear at any price. ■ ft Good pure whole- m ft some tea costs ■ ! ft less than a farth- ■; ft ingtfd.)percup atß ■ * ft 2/-per Ib., and yet ■a# Ifol many let their I*S£ I %JM families drink fl \J common tea L^^h^ PflMI (and tea dusts) H|gßH ■MM unfit for con- HHjK BUM HIM sumption, and W^^^ ■ pay 6d. per glass 1 , ■ for their beer or I I whisky. Low B I priced . tea re- B ■ .quires twice the ■ ■ quantity to make ■ ■ the same extract * ■ as a tea costing S V from2/-to3/-perlb.« i * ' '■ \f - 5 ! BASS ■ j j POPULARITY | S , mi The delicate "nutty" flavour Of the . , , ■« \-;> ; ■ • , i' 'Docs Head* Bass 5 9 S is the result not '.only jj I of scientific brewing but fi 5 also of painstaking | | bottling " . I Of course only the best ' - materials are used to make thisi famous ale, but without the "Read Brothers, Limited" methods of bottling, it 1 'would not enjoy the * | reputation-it does. : I This method includes B storage of butts in dry, S airy, well ventilated and g clean cellars where it S ripens under the most | favorable conditions, y | Bottling in its prime 3 insures its refreshing 5 pungency and preserves S its nourishing food ' f qualities which are | A unequalled. 3 5 ~ Therefore, when order- § s ing beer of your dealer, jj | ask for "DOG'S HEAD" g BASS, and see that the & 9, "DOG'S HEAD" Label S (| is on every bottle. | s? - | i SOLD EVERYWHERE. | L J \ ■■ IH| ■■ Bi'■■■■■lb^^B . ,' Ms*\ii, Asthma, Bronchitis «nd^ — g Lane troubles quickly cured bv^ ~ fPOWEIUSI % BALSAM § I ANISEED J ■■■.■:■ 'Of all Chemists M^- '■ v , m ■■;•' and Stores. m ,

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