THE 



GARDENERS' MAGAZINE. 



May 



7, 1898. 



DEPENDS 



LARGELY ON THE PURITY 



OF 



FOOD. 



Beware 



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are oi mi*™. -agine that our ideal pure Cocoa— a perfect food in itself-can ba improved by such 



additions (as Kola and Hops). In fact, we are of opinion that its dietetic value would be altered, and that it would become a 



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preparation 



Kola 



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Cocoa is Absolutely Pure. 



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"Consumers should be sup- 

 plied with a dietetic article 

 whose purity is unquestioned, 



and without doubt this essen- 

 tial quality is the character- 

 istic virtue of Cadbury's Cocoa.'' 



Public Opinion. 



BURY'S 



Cocoa 



stands 



among the 



highest, if it has not attained 

 the first place for its purity. 

 According to analysis it stands 

 head and shoulders above all 



Other COCOaS." — To-Day. 



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be 



of Cadbury may 

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peachable guarantee of excel- 



lence.'' — Happy Home, 



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for CADBURY'S Cocoa see that you get it, as commoner 

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ADVANTAGES. 



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Edges, Hardwood Handle, Frame 



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London: Public at the ''Gardene.V Magazine' Office 4, Ave Maria Lane, E.C., Saturday, May 7 , 1898 ; and may be had 



fnoud by W. H. and L. Colukgridgk, Citv Press. 1*8 and no. AId«- s <Mf, s,r~t. I^ndon, 



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