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Taranaki Daily News, 6 October 1928, Page 6

| TALKS JMsMAfHISKv] / i is no more than >1 Z ae initial Stage ©f the \ I production of Scotch Whisky. To get \ I the beSl out of the whisky it must be kept in | \ casks for years in an even temperature. Thus / alone can real maturity be assured, y/ JSK isi§o Brim fit I of "Vitality— AVhy/ / M Jib £\V tiTffyMrm Wliilllii r - P 1 A In nearly every case it is simply a matter of food. Wise mothers not only choose foods rich in vitamines, nerve and bone building properties, but they make the eating of them almost an adventure. Long ago, we realised the mistake of forcing children to eat, for food to be really nourishing must be enjoyed. As a result, thousands of mothers now serve Milk Oaties for breakfast. They serve it with Honey, Golden Syrup, Milk or Cream and the kiddies come back for more. As a Lunch or Supper dish, they will jump with glee when you give it them with stewed prunes, apples, plums, or any fruit for that matter —Try it! Milk Oaties is so easy to prepare, too. It is ready to serve in five minutes. Sold by all Grocers. (J Eat Milk Oaties with a Silver Spoon—foods are nicer Tor Collection Sheet for Silver Spoon, eaten with silver. Save the Bend to ~ Sergeant Dan heads on the SERGEANT DAN, packets and we will send po - ®° x 24 > you a beautiful silver spoon GORE, N.Z. OF tWO round bowl silver tea Enclose a stamped addressed envelope, Spoons FREE. name address clearly written. QtilkOaties ei Breakfast t?oy” This is Bound Bowl Silver spoon, two of ERI vihich come V'X/ftjg tc U ou MADE EV ©FLEMING & CO. LTD, GORE, N.Z.

FIGS! PIGS! C. HUTTON, LTD., will Buy Bacon Pigs, delivered at their Etham Works, yjght through the winter. Prices obtainable from Manager at Works.