Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17571, 9 September 1920, Page 3

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. I, most, letters to the editor attention is drawn to the high cost of one or other of the necessaries of life. People who have always lived simply are feeling the pinch, but those whose way of life has been more extravagant are finding it quite impossible to keep to their former habits. For one and all there is a way of cutting down expense. Without sacrificing anything at all in food value the substitution of Gerstena for meat at breakfast will at once effect a decided saving. Gerstena costs only a penny a plate requires next to nothing in gas or fuel for cooking, and vet it contains more nourishment per meal than other expensive foods. \nd Gerstena is so delicious there is no ■waste. Everybody, from father down to baby, enjoys Gerstena, and second helpings are a recognised thing. Your grocer sells Gerstena, Ask for xt "By name* 25,