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Otago Witness, Issue 2892, 18 August 1909, Page 73

THE QUESTION OF THE DAY. THe Question of to-day, of to-morrow and of every succeeding day is HAVE YOU USED PEARS* SOAP ? If you Have not* you Have not done your duty by your si&in and complexion. If, on tHe otHer Hand — tHat is, on botH Hands* and on tHe face* and on tHe sKin generally — you HAVE used PEARS* you can feel tenp-py, for you wall Have done tHe best tHat possibly can be done ior tHe sKin 9 s HealtH and beauty. There can be sa.o <f«.estloa». about that. PEARS Has been maßing beautiful complexions for nearly 120 years* MatcKless for the Complexion.

W^ For to-day— 1 I . have a Hot Corn Flour 1 and Millz Pudding. I This pudding, made with good 1 milk and Brown and Poison's B Corn Flour, is warming and | nourishing for the children, en- | joyable for adults, a good dinner | sweet, and an agreeable light | supper dish." But boil it well — jj io minutes by the clock — and be I sure to use I Brawn & F@is®n'§ I Com ¥lmr B Its delicate flavour and great 1 purity make all the difference | in the pudding. 1 Stewed fruits, such as fips, 8 apples and prunes or .1 preserves go well \wih tliis^S^yjja