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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16614, 9 December 1919, Page 4

'•’mX s^rr $ M £J\ iJ M ■star^o^ iiliM m !S\ yea & i»a W^>S d&y zv* V \^ Vium_w IrtCkarlcs the Seconds Ringlets periwigs and ruffles, and perique—the fripperies and frivolities of the time covered folks who really differed but little from ourselves. In 1678, good tea was valued as it is now, but in those days there was no “Amber Tips” brand giving such quality, flavour, purity and value —and at a moderate price. ?ea, Hmbgr^ps EVERYBODY’S FAVOURITE possesses all the delicate, rich, true Ceylon flavour and fragrance. Despite rising costs it is still the same blend of the world’s finest teas —try it! m 6733 <y> ?/, When you close the oven door on a batch of cakes, scones, buns or muffins in which “ Beaver ” Baking Powder has been used, you know that the success of your cooking is assured. The, cakes mi 7/ be light and spongy, the scones and htms " just right,” the muffins crisp and lempiins. Baking Powder is “The Best Powder in the Biggest Tin,” and has the greatest strength. Therefore it is the most economical. Your grocer sells it. The Empire Manufacturing Co,, Ltd. WELLINGTON.