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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 750, 24 August 1929, Page 30

0 J* £ wiwwrmwnrntwTTTf How do you get that shine? In the first place, you should always say “I want a tin of Brasso, please.” You are then half-way on the road to brightness. Secondly, see that you get Brasso—then the rest is easy* Brass and copper know the goodness of a little Brasso . . . just watch their shining response. BRASSO “brimful of brightness”

Health now. means stamina in years to come Mother knows, growing bodies need wise food habits. Fuel for the fires of life—to supply vitality, energy, joie de vie—that is what food is to a growing body. Mother knows. She realises how impoitant it is that a child should be supplied with sufficient of the right nourishment. That is why cocoa plays such an important part in a child’s diet—why Mothers should insist on a daily supply of big cupfuls of this delicious food, for cocoa is food as well as drink—rich, sustaining food. What is it that explorers take with them in journeys of arduous endurance, that airmen use on long courageous flights, that is taken whenever the physical and mental selves are being Strained to the uttermost; when intense concentrated nourishment is essential to success? It is cocoa, the drink, the food, jit that builds. See that you give 5 | your children the finest chance for success in life ... A I Hi £ -N mmrn m m ■m «. m m J Make COCOA a habit.... OURNVILLE WHISK IT BEFORE YOU DRINK IT Save the Coupons! Write to "CADBURY,” Wellington, about Free Gift Scheme DELICIOUS .... Made the Bourmiliwway For each cup mix in a jug, haif to one teaspoonful of cocoa with sugar to taste. Add boiling water or boiling milk and water. Stir briskly while pouring. Return to saucepan and boil for one minute. 'Whisk in jug before serving. uU6 I