Page 6 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 2 July 1918, Page 6

A BOY AT HEART For young and old there's nothing to equal Creamoata ' for breakfast, the meal that 3tores up reserve energy for the day. No gift of nature has 3uch nutritive qualities as the Oat —it contains more organic phogphorus than any other cereal, thus it benefits the brain. The Oat too : contains more protein than any other cereal food—times as much as wheat—and protein is the great body and energy builder. It is also rich in lecithin—an important nerve food. Creamoata is the cream of the world's finest oats, so you can readily see the reasons for a Creamoata breakfast. In addition, Creamoata is delicious in flavour and easy of digestion—a plateful of delight Creamoata CREAM O' THE OAT it pure toa—nntouehed by hand during manufacture, every grain i* treated by twenty-three special automatic machine* removing all' impurity, hoik and fibre. Every grocer sells lots of Creamoata—-overone million packets were purchased last year in the Dominion. Try Creamoata for breakfast tomorrow. Let the family know how dalieiflas a breakfaat food cau really be. if y»a want the but »»t----ratal, atk far Thistle Brand in Sib., 7lb. end 2Slb. bogs. Thittle Flaked Oats are far tupsrior to •rdinary rolled oaf* in quality and parity. Crcinoiti, Milk Oaties, Thiille Flaked Otti and Oatmeal, Senolinx tad Barolla bear the "Thistle Brand—the guarantee of quality and purity. All Thistle products share in the great Free Gift Scheme—Silt*' Spoons for the housewife—Hygienic Bibs for the children. Send Id. stamp for coupon sheet and Free starter co«]sa to "Thitllt." Bmc 24, Cor*. 9

WHERE DO YOU LUNCH? THE WARBLE BAB, YyiN'fEß Menu comes into operjktion Tuesday next. Some of offlr Specials are as follows: HOT LUNCHEON FROM !• 0 2 P.M. Menu a la Carte: Hot Spaghetti on Toast (an Italian delicacy), served with our famous Danish Coffee, Tea or Chocolate, 9d. Toheroa Soup, Oyster Soup, Beef Tea, or Tomato Puree, served with Crackers, Sandwiches or Toaßt, 6d a bowl. Delicious Afternoon Teas, served with dainty home-made cakes, scones, etc., Bd. Try our Hot Sodas and. Hot Ifrnit Squashes (any flavour)., Musical Selections by Mrs, iromr 3 to 6 p.m. THE MARBLE BAR: THE ORIGINAL SODA FOUNTAIN SPECIALISTS. 2JATS U ATS Grand Hotel, Calcutta, 23rd January, 1905< The COMMON SENSE Manufacturing Co The Result of a Bs. 7 Tin. Gentlemen. —I have pleasure in certifying that I laid down five hundred (600) pieces of bait, and picked up three hundred and four (304) dead rats. I have reason to believe that there ore hundreds more killed; in fact, there seems an entire absence of live ones. It is the most efficacious remedy I have ever seen. I am quite willing to have a board placed in the Grand Hotel, as I consider it my duty to make this remedy as widely known as possible. A. MONK. Just as effective with Mice. If not procurable from your local storekeeper, send 2/8 to the wholesale agents— BURGESS, FRASER & CO. New Plymouth and Hawera. TO THE PUBLIC OF STRATFORD & SURROUNDING DISTRICT. \\fK have opened a branch in Stratford, and are prepared to do all motor and cycle repairs at lowest possible prices. We have in stock 1917 electric light model Indians from £97 10s, countershaft Rovers and Triumphs, and a good selection of second-hand machines from ;£2O to £65. ALL ACCESSORIES, OIL & SPIRITS STOCKED. BRANSGROVE'S. DIRECT IMPORTERS. CASH CYCLE & MOTOR DEPOTS, Devon Street East, New Plymouth, and Broadway, Stratford (near bridge). NEW Wools, Oottnna Tjactss, etc. Garments for Women and Children. •vgent for Tarnimi. , liaiiy News, Auck ■iiiict Weekly News. Canterbury Times, Sporting Review and N.Z. Farmer. Weekly Press. Agent Sowing Machines, etc. f H. BETFOKD. OQBStK wtiw

JMPBRIAL JJOTEL, NEW PLYMOUTH. JAMES HAWKINS .... Proprietor. ■\J"OTrFIES old and new friends that he has now taken over this oldestablished and well-known hostelry. The travelling public can rely on the best attention and every modern comfort. The Private Bar is one of the best in the province. Good Commercial and Private I&oms always ready. Wines and Spirits beat on the market. Cuisine excellent Tariff moderate. All liquors true to labeL WHERE TO STAY IN NEW PLYMOUTH. JJIGER JJOUSE, ELIOT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. above House is situated in the prettiest spot in New Plymouth, overlooking the town, and is replete and up-to-date, with all modern conveniences. Letters and Telegrams promptly attended to. Phone 629. MISSES BRANLEY & BATES, Proprietresses. KING'S COURT (Private Hotel] UPPER QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Tennis Court, Gymnasium, Full-size Billiard Table, Eleatric Light, Magnifl««tl View of Harbor and City TERMS MODERATE, j}. ARBOWSMITH, Proprietor. 'PHONE 2256.

Trams that pass KING'S COURT PRIVATE HOTEL and start from Railway Station—Royal Oak, Epsom, Mount Albert, Kingaland, Morningside, Grey Lynn, Newmarket. Press Eleotric Button in car when past Town (Sail for stop at "King's Court." S«~ 1 HEK & QUEEN TiamOStop STREET ssa&ar' King's Qemdk E # '" M ail ' RATAPIKO-TARIKI and INGLEWOODPURANGL |)AILY .SERVICE. TIMETABLE AND FARES. ajn. Single. Return. Ratapiko (dept.) 7.46 Tariki 8.15 3/- 4/6

All parcels and messages left at George Gndgeotfs Garage (Inglewood) will receive every attention. For further particulars applv to the proprietor. All good* carrtaj at reasonable rates. 3. JACOBKEN.

Thursday, Friday, and Saturday the-, opening hoar wiU be M) a_m "IWay judging of the garden prodara, ftsJd toots, home industries, fancy gtKxk. eta, wffl take place. To-mamw the pooV trv will 'bo judged, and on Thursday tfcg (togs and cats- An attractive outdoo*programme has also been arranged, tohiding a hockey match on Thimday aid foottali nuvtoh, New Rywuth