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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 16050, 7 February 1918, Page 8

It is a trite truiisa that IE you take care of your digestion your digestion ■will take care ol you I At any rate, care so exercised will contribute largely to the preservation oi Good Health. There are means that will materially assist in the attainment of this object, and among the foremost of these must |be placed Beecham’s Pills—the favourite remedy! Long ago these'famous pills secured the confidence of the public as a reliable preparation for maintaining the digestive system in a healthy state. That confidence has been fully justified. When, therefore you need a medicine to assist you la the art oi keeping well—take Beecbaro’s Pills. Sold in boxes, labelled price 10Jd (36 pill*), 1/1 i (56 pills) 4 2/9(168 pills >lll Ifcgdl Will I ■ nrnißiii n i q ceyucN is a Natural Blend of PURE CEYLON TEA Examine SURATURA TEA and vou will find no waste. It is all tec. It ii much more economical to drink SURATURA TEA instt: of tea ful| of useless fibre. QUALITY Obtainable at all Stores QUALITY 'm-

r ECONOMISE Without Sacrifice! The thought of economy Is usually associated with sacrifice. There are housewives to whom economy means /the giving up of some desirable thing. “Amber Tips,” although costing a little more than other teas is 'a real economy without any 1 sacrifice because you use less and get a belter cup of tea. Besides “Amber Tips” being a blend of fine teas it is a healthful beverage, the fact that “Fine Teas mean belter health’* w<- amply proved by medical investigation. ifmbgr Pccktd in Thr»* GraJea: b . 2/-, 2/2, 2/4 i Costs a little more than others JMJU. 18 taart^l mone y- Try it, ||ra|l U W ILot JI.6IHALE AGENTS: NEWTON KING, NEW f L>I’MOUTH.

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