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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21543, 15 January 1932, Page 10

Now’s the day and now’s the hour to feast on Flavoured Com Flour. Lovely flavoured blancmanges, or flavoured sweet sauces to pour over stewed fruit,infour delightful flavours —Vanilla, Raspberry, Strawberry and Lemon. Make them with Flavoured Corn Flout, the Brown & Poison product which combines the finest cornflour with flavours of unequalled delicacy. Sold in cartons containing six one-pint packets of assorted flavours—2 Vanilla, 2 Rasj>berry, 1 Strawberry and 1 Lemon. Brown Com Flour ff , ~ jlmfoure Our beautiful illustrated recipe book cad be obtained gratis and post freo from Messrs. J. B. GilflUan & Co., P.O. Box 848, Auckland. Write to-day. v HIGHLANDER n BRAND 020. for every Household use. Protect your /m /j) Kill* fii«* y« , i* Spray jh mxn RCCISTWO WOE. MARK 12 Give them every care Your eyes deserve every care, for without doubt they ore your most precious possession. Have them examined, and if necessary help them with correctly prescribed glasses. r* f FAIRMAID OPTICAL CO., LTD. QUEEN’S BLDG., 61 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. A. H. FAIRMAID, Consulting Optician.

for users of The Proprietors of the famous “ Amber Tips ” Tea . . . first favourite since 1902 , . . have decidedl to meet the public demand for a really good reliable tea* at 2/6 per pound and therefore have pleasure in announcing the new “ Amber Tips ”•—-BLUE LABEL. This new blend of “Amber Tips/’ will be found exceptionally good value and well qualified to sustain the high reputation that has been always associated with the name “Amber Tips.” j&nberUps' To those who still desire a tea of very exceptional character and flavour, we suggest that the old original blend, No. 1 extra fine quality, packed under the Yellow and Red label remains unrivalled. BLUE LABEL Ask your Grocer for this new tea . the best value on the market