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/ No trouble to make. / Cornflour cookery is so simple, yet the nourishing / puddings and sweets I make with Brown & Poison's / Corn Flour are really delicious. One of my favourites is I cornflour custard pudding—it's always greatly appreciated. V Brown & Poison's \ Corn Flour Ny made in Scotland. >V^ Gratis and post fret — Brown & Poison's Recipe Book — front N. /. B. Gtlfillan & Co* P.O. Box 848. Auckland. Write to-day. fGL No Aches t) NT m now fs\ Kruschen Banishes all ' {j"\ Rheumatic Pains HERE is the same happy story now get about cheerful and bright without told over again. Rheu- Pain °r ache- I can't speak too highly matism disappears the of Kruschen. I feel as well now if not „ , , better than I did when I first enlisted m moment Kruschen comes along, tv;) >- Age is forgotten in the enjoyment M.J.B. of anew and glorious feeling of fit- . ;Hdnal Ictter on file for inspection . ness. Read this man's own words :- -1 joined the British Army in Dublin in What Kruschen did for his rheu1892—was then 12 stone 4 pounds. 1 matism it will do for yours. The tailed to India in 1893, kept up that reason's clear: all rheumatism is weight for over 2 years till I was struck caused fe uric acid _ and all Ufic eovn with debility and fell to 7 stone 4 „;...,,, pounds. I came home to England in 1900. acld ls banished from your system / re-enlisted on 21th August, 1914, and by the regular use of Kruschen. proceeded to France on August Bank Start to-morrow on the " little Holiday, 1915. / was there 9 months daily dose " and prove this for tmtil I got wounded in the left foot. Ever vourse if c/ttr that rheumatism set in my bones. It used to get in my feet. I managed to pull through in pain and misery. I used L. g^ v\ to be in a bad way. However, I read the S/^%l |QC| fwl I adverts, of Kruschen and what good it b£-| W had done people. I gave it a trial. 1 W\' aIJ» m commenced taking Kruschen Salts last v 9 April and kept it up ever since, and will till I die. It has worked wonders on my Good health for a system. It has banished all pain. I can farthing a day. Obtainable at all Chemists and Stores throughout New Zealand. NZ/18/14/28 PLUNGER FILLING ijljSSy The simplest and most effective j^F filling device is the Onotomatic. mT When the ONOTO needs reJsl filling, the plunger should be J|||j| withdrawn to its full length and gsßm the nib submerged in the inkjg|||*' well. When the plunger has Mrgy been pushed home again to the mssf screw part, the pen is filled and ready to write. Screw up the top and the ink is /jm^&Ms§t\ hermetically sealed in the reservoir, so XH all Stationers and Jewellers. W 1 f^r^i^l Jf /7'S USE ONOTO INK FOR ALU PENS rsarninq symptoms of indicate „ theurgentneedof Velocium Small tabes Z\- {\At f At all Chemists Large size 41V'u rA&UHAL srtf**** "T N.Z. Distributors: Salmond & Spraggon Ltd., P.O. Box 662, Wellington. 8