*you like my perfume, dear? Oh,thats the delicious aroma of Bell Tea. f I brew nothing else/ 7 J % aSS Vi 'f v«V» a® »» ?.sv !J»V ?«. ii&fS MM M IS TEA TIME US. i\ : P. wrii> 9m as You will brew nothing but BELL once you have tried the favourite from Ceylon—the choice of exclusive homes. It's economical, too, for no tea gives so many cups to the pound. More refreshing, more fragrant. You'll love BELL.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23033, 10 May 1938, Page 15
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