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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2755, 26 April 1916, Page 3

FeS BSI a sa ea tu Si ISS H E3J H "Milk,'' Says the sj I. -Doctor, but- Jj H. Everybody cannot easily J digest milk. In such cases put a teaspoonful of Ej BrsranPoiseiiiS c :C.orn Flour • §3 into a breakfast cupful of milk, H L and boil for three minutes. L , This breaks up the curd of m P the milk, making it easier to J gj digest, and provide* a good q j|' light meal as well- 0

I - Commemoration jewellery f \ " I : v SOUTHERN CROSS ■ ' ', . • I . 4HT BROOCHES & PENDANTS | J any other Car will do, the. | | I W ' FORD will more— bearing the now famous,name jj at ; a Fraction of the Cost. Buy now/;; •..,! J|> on a Military Garter, on a 1 Touring Car,. S-Seater - £220 as a Brooch, 9ct., 32/.j isct., 37/6 Ribbon Scroll, and-in other I Runabout,2-Seater - - £205 As a'Peiidaiit, 9ct., 30.6; ISct., 35/- • dailltV WaVS I " i /"•' F. 0.8. WELLINGTON ' With Stones set as the Stars in9ct. gold," \ j| ' GuaranUsd *!oiott luoy.Reduetion in Price-but not aiainit Increaie. :.i | Write for oar Illustrated,. Leaflet' showing five slightly ■ differing . | Catalogue and Ford Literature Free on request. | . jg ' designs and their prices.- | ——— IT*. No better ornament could be worn in honour of .the fine ' | | Sole N.Z, Agent> for Ford Motor Company of. " - J ' THE COLONIAL MOTOR COMPANY, LIMITED 1 '' • I . , .:•••■■ WELLINGTON : | Designed, Registered by, and only to be had from ' | f FORD DEALERS THRbUGkoUT. NEW ZEALAND 1 ' I W. LITTLEJOHN : & SON;. |: , : ' -V. ; | Jewellers and Silversmiths 222 & 224 Lambion Quay, Wellington | . 27 1 The Well-Known House for Fine Quality Goods* ' ™

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