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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10352, 28 April 1911, Page 4

Couks and Corn Flour, A celebrated cook has observed that " A chef could no more do without corn flour than he could do without parsley and the stock pot." This is absolutely true, for Brown & Poison's " Patent " Corn Flour is in almost universal demand—the present enormous sales being based on a reputation for perfection of quality of more than 40 years' standing. Brown and Poison's Corn Flour never disappoints; whereas with inferior kinds successful results are not to be counted on. There is as much difference in qualities of corn flour as in qualities of tea; and the best, THE RECOGNISED BEST 18 BROWN & POISON'S "PATENT" CORN FLOUH.

STAR AND ADVERTISER 4.GENCIER. TEE "STAB" may be obtained from the under-iuentiowed agents *»eh afternoon soon alter I o'clock: The "ADVERTISER" %t 7 » lßh Mr Bluett's Music Shop, Pollen St. Hr Coad s Stationer Pollen St, JCr Carson, Stationer ... Pollen Su tfrs Purnell, Draper Mary St. -tlaaiohfield, Carbutt «id Co. PolUa Bfcre«*. W*an and,,Co „.. Pollen St. Mr Kftider, Stationer ... Pollen St. -i L^ach, stuiioner ... ... Pollen S* Ur» Pearson, Stationer .. Brown Si. Liettera from Fez recount th« bi-utalities practised by the Sultan lon the wounded rebel prisoners, some of whom were bastinadoed to death. How can one man know what J»u want unless you ask for it, or whtt you have to sell unless yon advertise -Malitetdc