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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 56, 11 July 1913, Page 7

yi BUSINESS NOTICES. :. - ;*«v* ", r !O’J?.NV!U.n COCOA rff-ift'scTfM i.Vo tfrfldc of nutritive cocou a: present oo ll.t rsuritet : >; full/ main. tsrmis' its -itith f.pautlon in fo ,d value nod delicacy of Cuv and it ss:>nvl to none ■ Medical rs/i. /.'J’-.vJ » JV-) \ ' ' VI : 7 test the best” IT a-;-!;-•wf! •...«?!.f re l A’, •; i /' 1 • •-h,:'. AsiA*# ■*?? ; * rkrv*v <r*‘ •- • • •j V.v-';!..V ■■ v- V * : =■••<.«.•!’ 'Msr I. I 4%V V •t' - .... X3s«!®t • : ‘ >N>V hi V XT, :^>r.'. ih'tii its o If HI , l i &k MM HI * l| | ' Vi? 'iii) 3 I# i hm A Corner of Bournville Works no sve»j f/ <r* S STJHJ CTh iC The care and judgment with which the finest cocoa beans arc selected—the brightness, cleanliness and freshness of the workrooms—and the health of the workers—are some of the reasons for the acknowledged excellence of Bournville Cocoa. 1 ’ ■ ’■■ lobunr Ciil'vr^ CADBURY ««“ BOURNVILLE

“Father grows younger every day,”, and. his new photograph hits him to a “T.” The old portrait taken twenty years ago, made him look so serious and old-fashioned—not a hit like he really is. We wouldn't part with it, of course, hut isn’t it splendid to have a picture of him as we know him—just as he looks to-day. And father says that he’s glad he gave in and had i: made—that having your picture taker, is far from an unpleasant experience now-a-days. Yes, of course, Mr McAllister is the photographer to go to. Make an appointment to-day. x One and threepence will buy a 3s 0 1 cloth novel at Janies’. 200 to chocs > from, Charles E. James, Broadway.