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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21119, 21 March 1934, Page 7

£§£*plplllr^' iS9S * s PROCERA "WHITE" Made in halves and quarters and costing only a fraction more than ordinary bread. Increasing in demand every day because of its delightful eating and toasting qualities, cs well as for its dietetic advantages. Every Procera White Loaf is identified by the "Procera'' Band. PROCERA 100% WHOLEMEAL Sold also in halves and quarters ;.' extra cost. A health-giving loaf in every sense. Already amazingly popular because it does not dry out like ordinary wholemeal bread. Procera 100 r r Wholemeal is identified by the "Procera'' Band. PROCERA "SLIMMING" A delightful loaf with a much reduced starch content. Specially made for those pursuing the safe and sane way to weight reduction. Ineating nourishing but non-fat-forming foods. Note the new improved analysis. Protein to carbohydrate ratio 1 to 2.77. Sold in one si:<c only, hygienically wrapped in grease-proof paper. Look for the name "Procera." PROCERA "DIABETIC" Made with exceptionally low carbohydrate content, particularly for diabetic subjects. This loaf has been produced in accordance with, the best medical opinions, and particular attention is drawn to the new improved pro-tein-carbohydrate ratio of 1 to 1.13 (Ordinary bread approx. 1 to 8.1 XOTE : STACEY AND HAWKEK LTD. will continue to make the entire range of their popular lines of bread. The above four "Procera" specialities are additional. •saw*oMmmk s\\ *> ***** <2 « ****** Spiff*!.***-.!! Protein* <£ i "TRY IT TOASTED" The Greatest Advance In the History of Baking Stacey & Hawker Ltd. arc pleased to be able to offer, in addition to their ordinar>' well-known lines, four kinds of loaves made under the " Procera " process, which is causing such world-wide interest at the present moment. Apart from the benefits from a dietetic viewpoint of an improved proteincarbohydrate ratio, " Procera " will be found to be lighter and easier to digest, and will keep fresh longer. " EASIER TO DIGEST "Procera" makes marvellous Toast Here's .'i t:p fur a quick! prepared (real. Toast, on -t, .Mdo only, then butter the un • I toa:-ted side, add sliced ehers *4f\ $" ~, & Starch as extracted from the lo in the making under the "Proem process. Do you need this Starch? . arums tonus of food. For .tost people the regular eat:i- of (.lie <■■!• other of tll« I'iocera" loaves is desirable. "I FEEL FITTER » Made Under World Patent STACEY & LTD. "KEEPS FRESH LONGER " ESSEX STREET, LINWOOD 'Phone 32-150

Charlie Chan, the Chinese Sherlock . Holmes, whom the writer Ear! Derr ! Bikers put into novels, play.-- and films, died recently. Thirty-live years a;;o he became secret a.';ent for the ! United States authorities in Honolulu. : and w.is encased to track down drii:; '■ trallic. He huddled with opium smokers and gave away their secreis. The' i,land was cleaned up, Chan \\a knifed, beaten, and left, for dead on tilt; beach. Chan was of medium ; height, and was rather fat and stocky. ! An expert swimmer, he spent mere time in the water than on land. He used chopsticks. Although he could speak English perfectly, he preferred to affect more picturesque pidgin English. He wore a linen coat and trousers and a silk open-necked shirt. When not spying or swimming, he liked to , show visitors round the island or to j play a quiet game of chess.