Page 2 Advertisements Column 6

Stratford Evening Post, Volume II, Issue 222, 18 April 1933, Page 2

m ssmmM n ■ : . vw. ' J -?l'' - ■!>, 1 ■■ ' | ; '/:" ■; -•'•:« ;-■'* msssm M ft ■!: <::."> SS3JM I v : A \ l \r 100/ißritish '1 1 ■KPi' He nee extra nourishment that v,Vj ! LUA gives Now is the time to help your children to keep clear of winter coughs and colds. The right help is extra nourishment, which should be carefully selected for its ' high energy value. That is why Bournville Cocoa is used by athletes and Arctic explorers; every ounce of their food must tell. Bournville is the cocoa with the chocolaty' flavour and cocoa is the most economical food-drink you can buy. TvTnrio hv Carfburv in the Factorv in a Garden. HALF A CVP OF IiICH FILL (REAM MILK IN EVERY 3d. BAR OF CADBURY'S MILK CHOCOLATE 52/33

ohn Petrie Ltd Strafford and Eltham

• RENDING GOODS in bulk or parcels from any station of the North Island to any station of the South Island, or vice versa, is very easily and economically done today by means ol the Railway Department's reliable "through booking" s ystem. The consignor is saved from all worry about shipping, and has the assurance of satisfactory service. It pays manufacturers, business men, farmers, and others to take full advantage of the Railway Department's facilities for goods traffic. COMMUNICATE WITH THE NEAREST STATIONMASTER, BUSINESS AGENT, OR DISTRICT MANAGER FOR FULL PARTICULARS

" fi'iiirirr-nrin-innrgni i rw rrw*i«ii*ii«iiiiißitii rawwinr r c Deliver to and all Trains. > give minimum FQS. C<irri«r S) Customs Ajents, and Remc ANYWARE TO ANYWHERE. N«> sad! Haoiia 'f'boe** N.P. !»3. 913: