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Press, Issue 22599, 3 January 1939, Page 4

rsrnr^ 1 ***** £.OtO v^. * 0O* € ‘■'ft#* r E IN ail CEREAL FOODS THE CREAMOATA POLICY IS FRESH STOCKS ... ALWAYS. TO MEET A HUGE REGULAR DEMAND NO process o} manufacture has yet.l, found whereby cereal foods can be' _ unimpaired in freshness and fit for consumption ind< finitely. That is why it essential that yoi be sure that the cereal !oo(j; you buy is fresh si Kk. You can be certa n when you make delicious? ' Creamoata your regular, daily breakfast all - ' the year round. Continuous supplies of fresh Creamoata, untouched by hand from field to table, reach ypu in the shortest possible time. You can tell the freshness by its deliciously nutty flavour. Avoid giving your family over-refined, vitamin-deprived foods. Give, them delicious, economical Creamoata, It has no substitute. . CREAMOATA CREAM O’ THE OAT • THE NATIONAL BREAKFAST IN EVERY URGE PACKET Fall weight in every packet. Creamoata a - AVAILABLE ONLY IN SEALED PACKETS , in si~lb., 2-lb. and i-lb. YELLOW packets and special rolled coarse cat in RED packets. »8> .A. PRODUCT OF THE CREAMOATA MILLS PREPARED BY FLEMING A. CO. LTD,. GORE. LODGE MEETING AT LINCOLN I

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