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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 70, 6 November 1911, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. -■ PURITY IM TEA i Purity in Tea is a matter of supremo importance to everyone who drinks Tea. Tea that is not pure should never be sold. Inferior teas yield a considerable amount of Tannin, because they consist mainly of woody fibres, and this tannin is injurious to thy system. CRESCENT BLEND TEA IS ABSOLUTELY PURE. This Tea is blended and packed in Wellington, and in the process all impurities are eliminated. The customer gets the pure fresh sunkissed leaves from the tea gardens of India and-Ceylon. CRESCENT BLEND TEA At 2c per ib. Is the Finest Tea on the market at the price. SOLD AT ALL STORES. EMPIRE TEA CO., W. & G. TURNBULL & 00. 5 Proprietors, WELLINGTON. OUNG, HQBBS AMO CO., SEEDSMEN, AND LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. 1 Q ACRES, 4 miles from Strat.L ford, subdivided into 8 E 1 locks, watered by creeks, free- , all level; 50 acres stumped, well fenced (4 wires), metal road, L) miles from factory. Wintered 70 cows last winter; carrying 100 head at present. 8-roomed house, Jrice £23. Cows and stock at valuation. Crops and hay thrown in. £BOO casli is all that is required for the purchase of 55 cows, 6 heifers, 3 bulls, horse, cart, etc. SUMMER STYLES IN SHOES Low and light—is the summer demand in Shoos, both for Ladies and Mon. We have them. Slices that do not generate heat by squeezing the foot, or by slipping up and down at the heels, or by gaping at the ankles, or by manifesting any of the other bad traits of carelessly manufactured footwear. There are White and Tan Shoes to harmonise with a Lady’s Summer Frocks. And Snappy Styles for Young Mon—not forgetting the roomiest kid productions for grandfather. voir’ll see them here in sizes, stylos, and prices to suit all and sundry. B. G. FOSTER. , W Beet v-" Importer, Stratford. A-V A Sg f yy