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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXV, Issue 74, 4 April 1913, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES SSS*-.? tPM'A The Playing Fields, Bournville "S? I 5 T‘ r ;-- L# llae ’eLtsxej^ If you could see the coo!, airy workrooms and the wide, pleasant playing fields at Bournville —the skill and care in selecting the cocoa beans and the scrupulous cleanliness in preparing them— you would be able to appreciate, why Bournville Cocoa is so pure—its flavour so exquisitely delicate. CADBURY Bournville BOURNVILLE COCOA represents the highest grade of nutritive cocoa at present on the market; it fully main* tains its high reputation in food value and delicacy of flavour, and is second to none in any respect whatsoever.” Medical Magatlne, March, 1912. sss 27253 Ciibur, “By test the best,” 1. -iT'iry

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