JhaJsl ia the REAL N0URISHMENT '*1 / d correct food l?SaB2SSmllU A hot, oaten cereal breakfast every day all the year romtd, ls ihe ■ best fonndation for good health. Creamoata Is 100% pnre sun- / ripened oats, rich In the vital food elements that are proved by /. analysis to he retained imimpaired throughout preparation. W Va Deliciously light and creamy. - Quickly, easily prepared ... the« V, I perfect cereal breakfast for radiant health. SGT. DAN / PDE AMIlATi^^ ■ ^ BH ■■■ ■ ' ■ weight in every p&cket. Creattegts h IWI avoilabu ont# tn SmU Pa ekeit, ta V ■ B yellow *>** ' ' ' andjpectalroUedeoarsecutinsi'b.RBB CREAM 0 THE OAT ♦ • • * THE ' NATIQNAL BREAKFAST packets.
PICTURE PARTY FOR , MISS PEGGY L0RD A delightf ul party was held recently for Miss Peggy Lord, of Hastings, whose marriage to Mr L. Willis takes place this month. The hostesses were the brideemaids, Miss Eileen Willis and, Miss Betty Lord, and the party was held at the former's home, Balquhidder road, Napier.- 4. savoury tea " was f ollowed by a picture party, and af terwards ' the guests returned to M'iss Willis 's for supper. The • bathroom gifts received by the bride-to-be were very useful, and Miss Lord thanked the guests for their gifts. The guest of honour wore a gown of black panne velvet with a spray of 1 violets. Miss Eileen Willis wore a biaek crushed velvet gown with a corsags spray of roses, while Miss Betty Lord 's efiective dinner frock was of bottle green taffeta, with' multi-coloured - brilliants forming the coUar. Those present were: Mr and Mrs O. 0. Willis, Mr and Mrs P. C. Willis, Mr and Mrs E. A. Probert, Mr and Mrs J. Holmes, Mr and Mrs W. Gardiner, Mrs J. E. Gleadow; Mieses Kathleen.Standing, Barbara Heath; Messrs Les. WiEis. Mac Elliott, Geoffrey Eees, and Perrin Cutcliff.
MAKE YOUR OWN COUGH MIXTUEE. Thousands of mothers make their own cough cure. A 2/6 bottle of HEENZO (Hean's Essenee) prepared at home gives a whole pint of effective cough mixture and saves at least 10/-. The children love its pleasant taste. So safe yet so prompt in curing all coughs, colds, flu, etc. 2/6 all Chemists and Stores=*
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 157, 21 July 1937, Page 11
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