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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23593, 1 September 1938, Page 20

fdmondf seeiet ofmeeetf NEVER VARYING i 1 9 1 1 I m fi &W 1? Jt «! QUALITY i % Sold in 4-02., 14-oz. and 54b. tins. Note: All Edmonds products are sold only in containers bearing the well-known Edmonds labels*' Accept: No Substitute. I • V I POWDER MAKERS ALSO OF EDMONDS *St/re-to-Pfease' CUSTARD AND

We're talking about altitude, of coursenot feet with boots on. Our sole idea being to draw your attention to the all-important fact that Bell Tea is grown only at very high altitudes. Tropical mountain gardens at 4000 feet and over give you a stronger tea possessing more vitality and stored up flavour. That is why Bell Tea goes twice as far as cheaper teas, and so actually costs you less in the long run. >- Oxi<X the butt' and the too, first leaves of the shoot are used in Bell Tea.- PVucUng it ■'*'■ joo for experts: great pare is ewr ; . cited to ensure, that' no stalk or coarse material reaches the factory. . FER POUN,D

FUR PRICES REDUCED Now, during Pattison Ede's great Annual Fur Sale, is the time to purchase your new furs or fur coat. This Annual Sale event at Pattison Ede's sees the season's newest Fur creations in Fur Coats Coatees Swaggers Capes, Necklets, and Stoles all drastically reduced to a fraction of their usual cost. It presents a unique opportunity for lovers of good furs to buy this season's goods at exceptionally attractive prices. An early visit to Pattison Ede's Showrooms will afford convincing proof of the wonderful Fur values that are being offered. —1/9/38.