“ SHE TOOK ONE 81TE....” " How pciTVclly di'licluiisl” she said. “ I iv,-illy miisi riimplmioni you on tlio-c sandwiches .... wlial Alii', llicy?" “ Well, they're salmon." I .-aid. "Inn a special kinil." And lien I low her how I had never I'nnnil sandwiches a boiino - m deride lllings lor or m make since I had liecnn jo rely on PEEK'S Pn.-tc*. The dihcreni I'asies were so impel ising and always so fresh lasting and reliable lha/ everybody relished them. "SAI.MO.N and SI (111 Ml’ " is a great sandwich favourite sen oil with crisp greens. "AMUioVETTE " is delicious nn hot buttered mast for a " round ihe lire lea.” •' 1 always keep a varlei.v in my pantry.... and always inml dial they are •PECK'S'”
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Waikato Times, Volume 113, Issue 18877, 22 February 1933, Page 5
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