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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 105, 31 January 1894, Page 2

W.F.C.A.S TEAS. TEAS. TEAS. Is (td per lb. Y r •*rwngth *tvl Hel»cio«« flavor tht-ee T«u- are the be«t value in the market. SUGAR, from !>s 3d the 401 b bag. FLOUR, from Os Od per lOOlbs. ruronwri will ti»d it gwatly to thoir advantage Vo obtain our price; betor* zoing *!«*wh*r*. I* BI V E LIST ON APPLICATION. LOOK OUT! LOOK OUT! SEE chiisr Txisrc3- 7 s NK W AI) VK RTISEMENT.

*|*IIK. Haiti* at rag.*«. All *<>ru of outside brands are ATTEMPTING an introduction into tins market. 1 Hnt in uin ! Why ? Some estol their tea as a medicine. Perhaps they are right. S-me puff Australian.p icked teas in costly package*, while everybody know* a costly pickaxe mt st inferior tea. Others endeavor to attract trade by making present*, for which, of course, the happy consumer pays X<iTiisa. lint the Empire Tea Company works steadily onward, never tiring, never swerving from its own high ideal. An l ire! in which \I.ITY is oar object and VALUE our goal. And so the trade increases. Ktery pound *4»ld is far more telling an advertisement than ••words, words, words.’* w. Sc G. TURIN" IB XT ILL Sc CO., PHOI-KIKTOKS. WELUSOTOK.

THIS ANTI-MONOPOLY STORES (LATE J. GREGORY). SPECIAL LINE— A (iOOD SOUND INDIAN TEA, 1 N per lb. .24 t**r lb tiiacouul on 51b tins and upwards. ftamp r« fr*w. Fn» »o|id «■ BEATS anything in market. J NO. REID GRAHAM.