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Evening Post, Volume XCIV, Issue 68, 18 September 1917, Page 6

\ "X" FOR KIDDIES. fTIHERE'S delicious goodness and real -I food value in every slico of Bread and Jam—if the Jam is "X" JAM, WITH THE REAL FRUITY ■ FLAVOUR. Jam is wholesome and nutritious, and is valuable as an energising food. That's why jam forms a part of the daily rations o£. the Empire's mighty Army. The most wholesome jam is that which is made best—"X" Jam. Only the choicest luscious fruits and finest sugar _ arc used in making "X" Jam, the best- it is possible to produce. GIVE "X" JAM TO YOUR. CHILDREN. Let them enjoy it every day—it tastes good and is good for them. When they craVo "sweets," give them a slice of bread and "X" Jam, which,is nutritious as well as delicious. . ALWAYS SPECIFY "X" WHEN BUYING JAM, And you will get Real Jam ; Real Value, and Real Satisfaction. kirkpatrick, nelson. (A Card). WEBB AND VAN STAVEREN k Barristers and Solicitors. Money to Lend on Approved Security. 'Phone 393. 235, Lambton-quay. "HERE'S HEALTH "— IN "CAMROC" DRY GINGER ALE. "i^AMROC" is a very good drink to \> take—it'a^the drink with "Ginger" in it. Refreshing, invigorating, and absolutely unequalled as a. thirst-quencher* At Hotels and Stores. Sole Proprietors— ■' THOMSON. LEWIS AND CO. ? 'Phone 2627 A. Wellington.