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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16498, 2 August 1924, Page 3

CREAM! ©’THE OAT m - & V ,/ \, r? -^/iaZr as Everest. The energy which is latent in a plateful of good cereal food'such as Creamoata and milk transformed into muscle-power will raise a full-grown man to a height,of 25,0001 t., or nearly 4-. miles, by his own effort. This statement is taken from Dr. Robert Hutchison’s famous work “Food and Dietetics.” When’ you take your plate of Creamoata at breakfast time you arc absorbing energy which should lift a nine-stone "weight as high as Mount Everest. Creamoata is the most delicious energy-food obtainable. It is the ideal breakfast dish for children or adults. Get a packet with your next grocery order. The Yellow Packet, fine and creamy, the children's favourite. The Red Packet, the flakey kind for hearty eaters. Send 20 Creamoata large packets, or v 3O „ 21b packets, or 5 „ 201 b bags, to Creamoata, P.O. Box 24, Gore, for A Beautiful Silver Dessert Spoon. (Send only sides of Packets bearing the words ‘To Prepare’) ill I LOTT FLEMING & COMPANY LTD., GORE; (L-

he^ g H m & * 1 m M M «5r ■ 1 i i 1 ml m, ', w V tNO>A^ 6 ' r m & #: €+ before minutes some using. ■the Duke of Wellington’s precept “Trust in Providence 1 a nd keep your powder dry” was never meant to apply to mustard. Mustard-in the form the grocer sells it-is a yellow powder possessing great possibilities. Only cold water can bring those possibilities to fruition. It is COLD WATER which transforms the fine flour of the mustard seed into a valuable appetiser and aid to digestion. Dry mustard fools the palate: has neither “bite” nor benefit. Two things must he re-membered-the name COLMAN’S—and COLD WATER. Mix your mustard! GOLMAN’S MUSTARD “Do not use it Dry.’

FOR SALE. R pAPER. INO 1509 - HEEAtiD JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

MILK Dockets and Milk Record Books, ready printed, at Deraid Office. small n i ... VpT quantities, for sale at Herald Jobbing Department.

CONFETTI ON SALE AT ’HERALD OFFICE. > Large Packets 1/-.