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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22213, 16 March 1934, Page 14

See how thev J run for it I See how eager they are to have their favourite sweet, a flavoured blancmange made in a moment with milk and Brown & Poison’s Flavoured Corn Flour. It is popular with all, the children especially enjoy it tremendously in any one of the four delightful flavours. Raspberry, Strawberry, Lemon or Vanilla. * FREE RECIPE BOOK. Write to-day for a copy of Brown & Poison’s beautifully illustrated recipe book, gratis and post free from J. B. Gilfillan & Co., P.O. Box 8485 Auckland. Brown&Polsoris Com Flour mm. NZ.32 BEST and BRITISH Sold in cartons containing six I pint packet* of assorted flavours. w ■: ....... •• .W'JUV V v # 'V- . 1 > 1 ,1 Si SiS M m m mm 66 the imperdence ! says Mrs. Rawlins In with the groceries? . . . It’s nothing ol ihe sort .. . Well, no doubt you did— but where’s me Reckitt’s Blue? . . . Oh. no, it isn’t no sign ol it. .. . Now, listen to me, young man. It’s Mrs. Rawlins speaking, from Mrs. Oil’s, and I’ve a big pile ol washing wailing. . . . But put yoursell in ray place — ow am 1 to manage? No. you know as well as Ido there’s only one thing keeps white clothes quite white and that’s Reckitt’s Blue. .. . Ah, there you are, you see. 1 knew you hadn’t put it in .. . No, dearie, not if you’ll send it up at once, and put in a packet ol Robin Starch as well. It’s surprising what a difference Robin makes to ironing. It’s so easy and gives you such a ’igh finish.” Reckitt’s KEEPS WHITE QUITE WHITE

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