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Southland Times, Issue 23438, 19 February 1938, Page 16

Haven’t you Heard ? About this NEW Lemon Tea "My dear,'it’s marvellous! I’m sure you’d like this new Lemon Tea. It’s so different. It’s got the flavour of pure, fresh lemon . . . it’s •what the tea experts have been trying to get for years. And it’s so stimulating, too. It leaves such a clean, brisk taste in your mouth. We always use it now. Yes, it’s just called LEMON TEA . . . because they don’t add anything to the tea except the pure extraction of lemon, I suppose. Umm? Oh, yes, you can use milk with _ , , , it. It won’t curdle. It’s economical, too. You . t’ackea by uso a qiiarter i egs to ge t the same strength as J. Rattray & Son Ltd. other teas. You MOST try it. Ask your grocer or storekeeper for a packet.”

rpnnm 9 r? ...the way to JPRjnMr keep fit I “Tired?—Not on your life, ' < I’m going to a show to-night . - and I’ve a party on to- _ morrow. Oh! yes, housework does take it out of one, but I , 1 keep fit and fresh through the longest day—thanks to my ~ morning glass of ENO’S. Does it taste nice? jßwi Yes, it’s delicious and it makes- a lovely t^rst - quencher during the day as well. Our Doctor says there is absolutely nothing like ENO’S. He takes it himself, so he ought ■IwHMH, to know.” ENO’S ’Fruit Salt’ contains no irritant drugs <&&& or mineral salts to harm the body’s delicate mechanism and it cannot form a habit. Regular Size. 2/3 i Double Quantity, 3/, ENOSFRUIT SALT THE WORLD-FAMED EFFERVESCENT SALINE The words ‘Eno* and ‘Fruit Salt’ are registered Trade Marks. xzszss Seta Agents: The British Harold F. Ritchie Co. Ltd., 104-108 Dixon Street, Wellington, C.r,

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