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Otago Witness, Issue 2892, 18 August 1909, Page 82

Housekeeping Troubles are smoothed away by using Home Specialities. BIRD^S Custard powder, BIRD'S Jelly Crystals DISSOLVE INSTANTLY. C.IEQUALLED BRILLIANCY A DELICATE FLAVOR. BIRD'S Concentrated Egg Powder, BIRD'S Puddfalg Powder. Storekeepers can obtain supplies of the above locally from tUcir merchants, they again ordering through Horns Houses only, from ALFRED BIRO & Sons, Ltd. Birmingham, r-~' — -<■• What 3 New Zealand Ladies have to say * about the indispensable " Highlander " Condensed Milk. No. 1: " The children like it on bread when jam is not forthcoming; in fact, they prefer it. and it U more nourishing-. Cocoa is delicious when it is used, and coffee also. Some of the healthiest b*bies I have >>een have hetn brought up on ' Highlander ' Condensed Milk." No. 2 : "It is safer to use Condensed Milk when there are any diseases about such as scarlet fever, typhoid fever, etc., or if there is tha slightest suspicion of dangerous impurities in the fresh milk. Children fed with it are plump, and have a nice soft flesh." No. 3 : "It is much more economical than buying fresh milk nt id per quart on account of the amount of water that can be used with it. and f till it contains as much nourishment. When travelling with infants you can procure the '-Highlander' brand at any store. The different cow's milk, taken by itself, often disagrees with infants. Delicate infants often thrive on the ' Highlander ' milk when fresh - milk fails." "Highlander" Is the Favourite with the Ladies. It ia " FULL CREAM," GERMLESS, And "You Can Depend Upon It." ■j^^r soak through. x^\\vJ\\ It is impossible for damp-^ ■*^Ml m^g ness to penetrate boots that *\_ E^-^^R nave been treated with — ]7^ ■ DALES' &£ /JvJkU I DUBBIN %£ Allows polishing. Keeps them soft f>3HMI comfortable. Excellent for & TmTlßfßT m TIBfB fIHUHk Harness. » Exhibition Hif-hest A\^^^£^^ w KffTfjMJV,4 7 mrvTV. Of all Hootmakers. S .^BHSE^ 5» Saddlers, Irontnonsers.&c. 4C^9B™ a —Xc fewer than 1.323,000,C00 messages w*re sent over the •system of the English Telephone Company last year at an average cost of about a halfpenny a, toessagre.