Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Colonist, Volume XLI, Issue 9267, 3 September 1898, Page 1

(nail Paris of the World the NATURAL FOOD FOR A BABE is MOTHER'S M I LX, and THIS DOES NOT CONTAIN STARCH. foung Infants CANNOT digest STARCHY FOODS, a perfect Artificial Foo it fants must, therefore, NOT CONTAIN STARCH. CONTJUNS WO ST&RCH. BUT MAKES A PERFfccT FOOD FOR THE YOUNGEST CHILDMELLIKS FOOD lor Infants and Invalids May be obtained of all Dealers throughout the World. MELLIN'S FOOD WORKS, PEGKH&M, LONDON, ENBLAND, M®lHrim v^ 6S^ H 4^ S PV^S DELICATE CONST! E BEST HEMEDY FOB ACiBITIT 05? EBB SEmSS^S TS 02LAOH,.ai3ABTBUEN, EEAUAOHE, GOUT 25S^3uS£tES AKD jggg^fTlQy. WABM CLIMATES SOLD THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. TT-B---A.SK FOE DIKTITEFOBP'S JS^EAGITESIA. eftS The dietetic value of Cocoa depends §Jj Jg ?si.«^?» O $¥Soif*Qfflmeiit of ihe fat lf^%7 Wtf&gfl&ifi* tniscibility &r\d solubility of the By VAl^ flom;EW>S SBBfeM Process T. The superafruitfltfroea .of natural fat, « Which renders crude cocoa unacceptable to i JpLS the public, t»a& lieen^roperly reduced and M^^^ 2* The proportion- of the «nore VaTaable WlSfflß compounds of the cocoa^ including the jmSffiM flesh-forming substances, liavfc been ne^ ij&L cessarily. increased* %WsmJfr Van Houten's Cocoa contains also more MmS&k. of the valuable natural phosphates, and is, ifilui 1 therefore, of greater dietetic usefulness. In W*Vmw :tl ? is * fCSDec * «t more nearly approaches milk than other cocoas. -j&IJJr 4» •* s almost fierfectry miscible, and of greatly increased solubility; thus a cupful J& 1 1| of Van Houten's Cocoa is richer, fuller, and, H I W so to ssaty t more pleasant to the palate than w 1 wi a cupful of that ©f any other maker, while mrA 1 its increased real solubility necessarily aug'^m¥ YAH HOUTEITS CoWrtfc contains no added - I starch or sugar or «ny sutetanc© foreign to the cocoa bean* 9 . j NiiriirtßmMmnrrT--"-'~-"~~^ MM ' M * >hl ' ha *'*' tfad<att^ '"