Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Press, Volume LV, Issue 16507, 26 April 1919, Page 2

P Thrifty Housewife ' '"' cooks for food-value. The pud- !» Jk ,*— ? dings, which she makes are fJL 4£^ S nourishing as well as nice. She V &^OL gj saves meat by using Corn Flour L and cheese in cooking her Jj H supper-dishes and makes the \ u !•< most of milk by constantly using )»^"« j& with it S ' ■ Corn FlouK f' lK flgH - She knows this to be all food /"**£ ■ \'i and no waste, and that both / "*# ( "- Corn Flour and milk are still. *- -* " cheap foods because they have 1 L high food-value for their cost. s Thniiy cooks use corn flour every day: with it they «• I-J make delicious and nourishing puddings, omelettes, and § ;'! light savoury dishes, and they buy the kind that made Corn • ™ :» Flour famous—Brown & Poison's. _i .• • k J Oer.d a postcard Iβ J, B. Gilfillan & Co., $ „, P.O. Box 648, Auckland, for the Brown & c ' ~ Poison book of economical recipes for savouries % and sweets, soups and sauces, gratis and '" % poilfre* B;

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