Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Press, Volume LV, Issue 16470, 13 March 1919, Page 2

yißania wj&p faj If you s N like Souffles k why not hare them oftcner ? f& gg : Yoa can easily make the U U lightest, frothiest, most deii- : i cious souffles, with the H he,p of p NBrocm & Poison's® SCorn Flour. 0 The recipei for miny different 3j kinds—for cheoe »ouffic. had- fen dock souffle, vanilla souffle, and \ many others—are quite simple. fj£ They are given in the " Brown & M pK Poison" recipe book, post free, fiq Hfrom J. B. Gilfilian & Co.. P.O. U Box 848, Auckland. ; ; fj"~SST g a' 18 Efl'Sl B Bi B | Banish 1 g I B Dr. Crossland's * I i I ! Normal health will be soon ■ restored and you will once H more enjoy the pleasure* fl of healthful appetite. Dr. g I Crossland's Noxol will acI complish this for yofl. It I is composed only of na- ■ B ture's fruit and herb juices g and is free from harmful g drugs. ■ 2/- a bottle " L- I All Chtmitt* and Store* H I """" V

THERE'S A SILVER LINING TO EVERY CLOUD. Tn« day? were long, tie nights were drear, And life was scarce worth while: Tli'« t charms of Mary Pickford nailed. E'en Chaplin brought no smile. With achinf.hearl and sinking hear£, Alas! I felt so ill. I thought I'd die; but succour came, Tt-i form—a simple pill. 'Twss in a dainty bottle placed others of its kind. And now I know their wondrous power, All care is left behind. Let others heed this cheery tale, But they should see. of course, TJ'!>t every little hottlo bears Tho name of Dr. Morse. 12