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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 90, 29 November 1911, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. f m ht s\ As Q& <V. r 'p ■HV' i CO >0 9% pros Cb 1 38$ u:>~ SSf e gg Have Ton Met tHe -"imfeii lIIIIVJ ggSESH3BBHBBBBBBba dfi Girl ? BHBKKCTEgacaaBBBBg SHE is the very promise and symbol of the delightful daintiness and delicacy of the Frimley Jams and Preserves. No factory squalor at Frimley. The helpers are home girls, comely and joyous, with the wholesomeness of true country life in them. Everything is fastidiously clean and pure about the Frimley place. Every utensil is scalded daily. Everything is sterilised by heat onßy. There isn’t a busy microbe within miles; microbes can’t live at Frimley. IF QUALITY APPEALS, ORDER... HE! Fill 7 tea is 3 U

TONEING’S LINSEED EMULSION xxxxxxxxxxxxxx THE ONLY CERTAIN CURE ' ■■■•■; FOR 'V COUCHS AND COLDS. : I ?.; i 1 j: : ■ i : xxxxxxxxxxxxxx ALL CHEMISTS AND STOREKEEPERS. Is 6cl, 2s Gd, 4s 6d.

x j m .* o. Si® —GJ i HAVE RECEIVED,” said David, “ stiii another letter from my old friend, Wilkins Micawber. He is apparently unchanged. I' The letter is just "what one might expect from thg dear and whimsical fellow. I find,;on glancing at the contents of the newsr papers he sends me, that Mr. Micawber is really a person of assured eminence in the new land. Me sends me a book on India which is new to me, and very interesting; and he supplements this with many diverting items of information he has himself gleaned. It seems that the new Indian country now giving promise of great wealth is Ceylon. It has been discovered that the island produces tea preferable for delicacy and flavour to any other in the world. Mr. Micawber tells how this tea is sorted into lots for the convenience of merchants. The finest lots of all are called “ stand-outs ”; and the finest of these is the veritable 4 Stand-Out ’ Tea, of which Mr. Micawber generously sends me a parcel. It is indeed a rare and palatable leaf, and we have found great pleasure in it.”

WIN A GUINEA ! Prize sentence published every Saturday, Best sentence on “Stand-Out” Tea, composed of words commencing with the letters nominated -used in any order—wins each week, " Stand-Out" Tea Coupon from inside of tin must be enclosed, and forwarded with correct name and address, so as to reach Wellington by the Tuesday of each week, to: “Competition,” PO. Box 476, Wellington. NOTE ! Two Blue Coupons or one Red entitles competitor to enter once; those forwarding Green or Gold Coupons will have permits for four or nine further attempts posted them. A Cheque for .Off- has been sent the writer of this sentence— Mrs. W. 15., Alfred Street, Blenheim. “Avoid inferior Tons—buy only deliciously blended StandOut Tea.” Letters for Competition closing 28/11/11: T.5.0.T.0.Y.W.H. L.I. Letters for Competition dosing 5/12/11: T.8.T.C.1M.U.5.0.T.

BATHS. Galv. Iron, for building in, 30s each. Galv. Iron, extra heavy, on ieet, CDs each. Bekt quality, Cast Iron, Porcelain, Enamelled, from £G 70s. Bath Seats, Sponge and Soap Racks. SINKS. Enamelled, Stamped Steel, and Cast Iron, 24in., from 17s Gd. PORCELAIN LAVATORY BASINS. Round, Oblong, Square, with or without Iron Brackets, from 15s. M°MILLAN AND BROADWAY. STRATFORD.