Page 9 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26608, 3 November 1947, Page 9

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if - E - What No need to tell housewives how to plan their meat meals ... no need after years of rationing . . but even the best of us can save a little more couponed meat when it's a case of helping Britain. By using less beef .. . less mutton . . . less lamb, and eating more appetising small goods or “Brits” we may have a few coupons over . . coupons which mean meat saved for Britain. * BRITS ARE UNRATIONED GOODS Ask for Brits ... they are the unrationed parts of a sheep ... the kidneys, liver, tongue, and other tasty small goods. But Brits also include all the coupon substitutes ... fresh and tinned fish, eggs, bacon, ham, shell-fish, tinned faeat, sausages, rabbits ... all good food . . all make satisfying meals. Try a few more Brits ... they’re not expensive and most important, they help Britain ’ FREE POSTAGE your coupons to the Post Office send them post* age free, addressed to your local Postmaster. We SfA Don’t delay Send away av£ meat« AVE BUTTER because FEC4.24