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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LI, Issue 16806, 12 August 1925, Page 4

m Always good sellers at bazaarsTry This Chocolate Fudge: 3 cups sugar 2ozs. butter t 4ozs. grated 3 cups Highlander chocolate (1 part milk to 3 Vanilla pa rts water) Cook 20 minutes stirring briskly, adding Vanilla just before removing from fire. Keep “Highlander” Milk in the house at all times. Ready for instant use. No waste; never s sour. Economical for cooking. In tins. Sweetened and Unsweetened, at your grocer’s. popular at parties. Send 2d stamp—to cover postage and packing—for book of Recipes how to make sweets to Highlander Milk Co., C.P.0., Box 1734, Auckland. GhlahdEQ MILK iehS ''A*-

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v> fife ana obtain © as'l Collect Labels from either the "Gohl Label'' Cocoa or the "Brown Label.” Jt. does not matter whether yon collect 1 lb labels. 4 lb. Labels, or i 111 labels, hut be sure they are tlio Labels adhering to the tins, NOT the wrappers. To tret I lie Casket of Chocolates, put the light quantity of labels in an envelope, write your name and. address clearly, and post the packet to VAN HOUTEN’S COCOA P.O. Box 1251, Wellington. enquire from your storekeeper for Jurt.her particulars or from the above; address. SEND EITHER Labels from 5 lbs. of the Gold Label Cocoa, or Labels from 6 lbs. of the Blown Label Cocoa. Gold and Brown Labels may bo sent mixed, lut remember that 6 ibs. of Brown Labels equal 5, lbs. of Gold Labels. 1 u S Remember Van, Houten , « was the first cocoa made—Best Then, Best Now. And the fact still remains that if is the “Best and goes farthest/’ m annoys a man most? A cellar that scrapes his neck like a law. In* ferior starches made from yellow maize rot linen a . and mike collars and cuffs “fray”. Always use—Colman’s i«c£ Starch. rir. 1. • .( ' ■ ' , ,