tg'Ea 123 IS E3 BH ®~ETS! SHED p Ihe ideal J m light supper j Wi is' a basin of milk and Corn _J m Flour —the milk, thickened to j an agreeable consistency with ia ig It is a light, nourishing and n warming dish,promoting quiet !2s ™ and refreshing sleep, and it is g1 H a welcome change to gruel J !~, and bread and milk. » see recipe f°r ml^ sol"P in every g gj .packet. ' Good (or children, adulti, and H 1 the aged. . _ ' £&£% &£&$?&& Body-building power proved equal to from 10 to 20 times the" amount of Bovril taken. No "leaden" cakes and "doughy" scones when you use Edmond's Baking Powder. It makes your cooking light and flaky, and never fails. 1 Don't take cooking risks—use only w I _ BAKING a I «SM POWDER, V /^SSs. / REFINEMENT^" | MJf^^M GAINSBOROUGH'S li /^?\ Vanishing II iooiHm,. toftens. whiten). nouriiKes >nd nM" mUnUl<nv.-x"i .nTsreM? ■Wn-fortlT . ii'r"d"'il.°"z'-p'ri'"o' OaH first-dais chemi.l.. MAKE THE SOUP , TASTIER— give a new zest to meats, fish and fowl—by flavouring with WORCESTERSHIRE . : SAUCE. . ! Wholesome ingredients — proper maturing— no preservatives—that's how this pure and piquant sauce it made. It is concentrated Koodness. Every drop creates appetite and aids digestion. Equal to Imported Sauces in Quality at half their price. Goeg further, too ! TRY IT TO-MORROW AT ANY MEAL. If your grocer cannot supplysend postcard to THE EMPIRE MANUFACTURING CO., LTD WELLINGTON. - B Ji^L ACoid^iii tm,JT[ ".do right w ".the family Nothing is so infectious as a cold. Stop it at once with a dose or two of Bonnington's Irish Moss. It is a sure cure for coughs and colds, and should be in every household. speedy relief whether the cold be located^ in head, throat or lungs—i clears the choked-up air passages, banishes that "stuffy" feverish feeling relieves that dry, parching sensation in the throat, and eases the lungs. This lady, like thousands more, would not be without it:— Dunedin. "SmeebeinginNewZe.i.laud, "ft t have used Bonnington's Irish jfca Sloss with very great snecess. B™ [ have found it most bene- --<"<2!-i»»-_ llcial for the children for ' ff&fSSS coughs aad colds, during tho i e' llJJ? !:)1js colddanipweatberandalways da^S—Sadll like to keep a hottle in tho coi«m«to»-jW house." J. W. COTTEN*. caeeaceui I .Vskfor,and insist,on getting A'}1?*? ? < Bonuincton's. No other is /i^'I'JSSV "just as good." All chomists JiiSMJMOSS itid stores. . y.--jjw,wrj,' Sold'" larare and inmll bottles. iwff-'i^-Jt
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Evening Post, Volume XCII, Issue 41, 17 August 1916, Page 5
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