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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 37, 8 February 1912, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. ■ THE TASTE TELLS THE TALE TASTE THE TASTE ! of our Tea! Know what Real tea tastes like! Know the flavor of the Natural loaf—the aroma that brings you back for tho third cup. Tt comes direct to us from 3 THE SUN-KISSED HILLS OF SUNNY CEYLON, Only the juicy tender top leaves go into each packet—and they are packed carefully right on the plantation. Try a pound of Floroya, and you’ll enjoy your cup of tea as never before. ■ * Ul } , ; . )' • Price 2s per lb, 51b for 9s 6d. J. MASTERS AND SON, ' STRATFORD. ——:~i-u-—u-4 TO SOFTEN THE EYES and to tone up tho nerves, to add new allurement to dimples and curves, to make mortal life just as glad as can be, there’s nothing to beat Suratura —that Tea! nnilE ■ PULLET WAS PECKING a J- packet, and making no end of a racket; but the housewife cried, “ See ! that bird’s got sit my tea!”—and she ran for the packet as quick as could be. Suratura was packed In that packet. Little moses free of GUILE went canoeing down the Nilel He whs happy'as could be, not a single squawk squawked lie. Mother’d filled his bottle (sec ?) with fresh Suratura Tori'! b; 1 ' A SPINSTER WHO LIVED in New York, exhausted by fribble and talk, decided to drink Suratura. I think she’s the happiest wife in New York., (They marry that sort in New York—as in Amsterdam, Christchurch and Cork.) ; HpHERE WAS A MAN who skinned A a flint; a thousand flints, and then he said “ Good luck ! I’ll sell the flints straight off for two pound ; ten ; and then I’ll buy full twenty pounds of earth’s superbest tea—the tea I’ve worked and waited for, pure Suratura D!” • A PARROT, ARA T MIN T A’S PRIDE, for Suratura;daily cried ; but one day, with an absent mind, she offered him some,other kind. The parrot dropped a tear and died. ua SPECIALLY CLEANED FRUITS ■ ■ i(jr ijt v; ! ■ Co a long way towards making cooking easy. , Why not try our specially cleaned CURRANTS and SULTANAS?, |iuJi *i. . 1 r Which are all ready to use I And cost 1 ybli no more, than fruit you have to spend half an hour over in cleaning. J " ’V. fi ‘ E. A.jv-AEGfiEjR. FEDERAL STORE, QiTEVE FANCY. ....i .. .... HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACOO- ■ -nist; M is still at the old spot. ’ His Saloon has just been ehlritf&ed and Te&itedE'and , ,i h io r fto >H .1 .M fo ho, has a spletfdfd stock of the latest cq-io'vD of; dumoq l>0.f:8 and best PIPES, RAZORS, FANCY GOODS, TOILET REQUISITES, and mia<u if? mnt: . i SMOKERS’ SUNDRIES. 1’ -I f IS-.- { \ ,; 1.1 RT .v. t Old Friends and New Welcomed. . , /}(/.< ! / ' ’ : J. BOWEN, Fishmonger, poulterer, and CATERER, Proprietor of tho Famous “GOLDEN GATE,” Broadway, Stratford, Desires the public to know that he receives full supplies of FRESH FISH DAILY, And delivers the, same to customers with promptitude and at lowest cash prices. DRESSED POULTRY A Special Line. FISH LUNCHES AND SUPPERS j| in City Style, The Best Meals in Town for Is, and : ,j ' the l Best Attention. U; -ro pON’T FORGET—BOWEN’S “GOLDEN GATE.” BELLRINGER BROS., LTD. ENAMELLED WARE. ■ ~ i ■ The very 'best Enamelled Ware is made in England. We only stock English make, and our stocks Wave just been 'replenished by large shipments ■ t I direct from the makers. ENAMELLED BASINS, with or without plug. ENAMELLED PTEDISHES, PLATES, MUGS. BILLIES, | PUDDING BOWLS, I SAUCEPANS, STEWPANS, KETTLES, Etc., Etc. ; ENAMELLED CAST PRESERVING . PANS—B quarts Ss, 10 quarts 10s, 12 quarts 12s, 14 quarts 14s each. 1 BELLRINGER BROS., LTD. STRATFORD.