WHEN THE ALARM CLOCK RUNS DOWN.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XLIV, Issue 14041, 26 April 1920, Page 8

WHEN THE ALARM CLOCK RUNS DOWN.

Even in the "best regulated families "sometime or other" the alaim clock runs down. Then it is very handy- and decidedly comforting for the housewife to know that on. the-pantry shelf is breakfast practically ready. That, however, is a convenience enjoyed' only in the homes where Ger&tcna Breakfast Food •is found. This wonderfully nouii'-hing food take.*- only two minute 1 - to prepare. Xo x trouble, no hustle. Merely mix in a little cold water awl add to boiling water, and mother can call out cheerfully "Bienktaat is ready." ' Even if the 'alarm clock - lias run down, no one leaves the table with a grouch after a Gerst?na breakfast, so delicious, so invigorating, it has pleased the palates of all., " £4OO cash prizes for savers of Gerstena lft.gs.t- Large hags' count six. Full particulars in every bag. • 22