Page 6 Advertisements Column 2

Taihape Daily Times, 19 April 1918, Page 6

Gkx>«l Goods. That's thw HiOtusßraiK JUnCM, “? i 3s'3 J ft|yygj;

HOT DRINKS—WARM BEDS —AMUSEMENTS For Millions of Men ! The work goes on continuously—every hour—night and day. Wherever our Troops are to be found, The Church Army s War Work is increasing their Comfort, Efficiency, and Morale. Over 1000 Rest Huts are being operated by The Church Army—22o are in the Shell Zone in France. Each of its 50 Kitchen Cars provides 300 Hot Drinks at every boiling, for men entering or leaving the trenches, day and night. 1000 Beds are always ready for Troops on leave in London. Thousands of Parcels are sent every week to Prisoners of War. £50,000 URGENTLY WANTED To Extend the Work in N.Z, Training Camps, on Troopships and Hospital Ships, in Hospitals and on every Front. HELP to give Comfort and Relieve the Needs of Our Brave New Zealand Boys I Sond Your Donation—Largo or Small—Without Delay to THE MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Jas, W. Henderson.) Honorary " Geo. Shirtcliffe ) Treasurers 20 Mulgrave Street, W ELLINGTOH OfM Cheque* “ Union Bonk, Wellington.” /, HAINES-5 _ _ Don't Overlook the Advantages of Highlander Milk for Cooking! Have your own little dairy in your pantry in the form of a few tins of Highlander. For cooking and the preparation of dainties it is much more reliable than fresh milk. And, too, is 10 ever ready for use . It is always there when you want it. Not so the milkman however, who is the cause of many a disappointment for the housewife. You will never be disappointed if you keep a tin of Highlander always on hand. Specify New Zealand's Own Milk-All-British Highlander \ You can depend upon 'Z orr m mM f Miru* AurCff HICHIAN&R & mVI k iS S“ 2.