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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 May 1945, Page 8

A cup of OL BOURNVILLE is d cup of FOOD and such delicious Food... The whole family will enjoy the Chocolate ' Flavour of Cadbury’s Bournville Cocoa —especially the kiddies. Cadbury’S BOURNVILLE cocoa . /t’s wholesome, and it’s Nice! STILL PRE-WAR QUALITY Ca<)buJffib VS STILL AT PRE-WAR PRICES T/ , e Wor . time ><,<* ’ J. Manufactured by Cadbury Fry Hudson Ltd., Dunedin. 25 Braver O Lord God, when Thou givest to Thy servants to endeavour any great matter, grant us also to know that it is not the beginning but the continuing of the same until it be thoroughly finished which yieldeth the true glory,” tn 1 /ictory This was the favourite prayer of a great Englishman, Sir Francis Drake, It was quoted by Field-Marshal Montgomery in a broadcast message to his troops on the Continent. or us, here at home, it carries a message, for there are many things to be done befoie we t loroug 15 finish” this great endeavour. The need is greater than ever There is at present a greater call on Patriotic Funds than at any time during the war. Thousands of men in the Middle East and Italy will be waiting to come home. It will be dull, that waiting period; our men will require care and entertainment in the welfare centres and clubs provided by Patriotic Funds. There are 8,000 repatriated prisoners-of-war landing in England. These men, after grim hardship, require special care and attention. Patriotic Funds have supplied many tons of special supplies for repatriated prisoners and suppl.es are still going forward. Thirdly, there is still a job to be done in the Pacific. Patriotic Fund actmt.es in the Pacific will increase, not decrease, from now on. Now in the hour of Victory remember the need for Patriotic Funds. In thankfulness for Victory give generously. 8,5 sS&S®-. • ■ -• •' " ~ What does it mutter about breakfast-anyway ?. Well, Mr. “Last Minute Larry” it’s like this —firstly breakfast is the first meal of the day and should start you off on the right foot, and secondly, the very name should tell you all you want to know, “Break-fast”—it means you break the long fast of the night. It’s not enough to gulp down a cup of tea and a slice of toast —breakfast should be a sustaining meal — a balanced meal and an energising meal—like Diamond O-Tis —“the energy breakfast”. DIAMOND O-TI'S contains vitamin Bl and other food essentials anc k y ou Tiust stay in bed, you can still have DIAMOND O-TIS because it cooks in a minute. A good breakfast is vital for growing children —and remember \ that everybody, young and old alike loves its delicious oaty flavour. Get rid of that “sip and run” breakfast habit —cultivate . ’ instead the DIAMOND °“ TIS habit ' O h io Eat a Better Breakfast—r*. ■ © £■ « THE TIMARU MILLING CO. LTD. Ct J'OD Mill Street, Timaru. Incorporated 1883. DOI6 -