d is consoled by Protose and Nuttolene.

Keen, Robinson & Co.

Robinson's Barley is excellent for making barley water quickly, and the
groats are very much to be preferred to the ordinary loose fine oatmeal
which inevitably contains a quantity of dust, and through exposure
acquires a bitter taste. Robinson's Groats is specially prepared oatmeal
put up in tins.

Manhu Food Co., Ltd.

The cereal foods of this Company are particularly valuable to those whose
digestive powers are weak. Being rolled or flaked they are very easily
cooked. In some of the foods the starch has been changed so that sufferers
from diabetes may use them.

Mapleton's Nut Foods.

Their Nutter is quite the best vegetable cooking fat on the market. An
objection to vegetable cooking fats, often cited by cooks, is their
hardness, which makes them difficult to use for pastry. But Nutter is as
soft as ordinary butter. The nut table butters are also very good,
especially the uncoloured varieties labelled "Wallaceite."

National Anti-Vaccination League.

At first sight it may not seem that anti-vaccination has anything in
common with Food Reform. But anti-vaccination is concerned with healthy
living of which pure feeding is a part. The above League is doing a great
educational work.

Pitman Health Food Co.

This firm is extremely enterprising and is managed by a most enthusiastic
Food Reformer. The several varieties of their "Vegsal" soups are very good
and particularly useful to the cook who is pressed for time.

Salutaris Water Co., Ltd.

Salutaris Water is pure distilled water the use of which is, in my
opinion, of very great importance. This subject is discussed at length in
my little book "Distilled Water."

G. Savage & Sons.

This firm has done and is doing a special and excellent work for Food
Reform. Besides being an up-to-date stores, they are the proprietors of
many very good preparations such as then "Nu-Era" wholemeal flour and
unpolished rice, Minerva olive oil, powder-o-nuts (rissole mixture), etc.
They pay carriage on 5/- orders and upwards.

Shearns.

The founder of the fruit stores was known as the "Fruit King," and the
present proprietor maintains the same standard of excellence. In addition
he has established a health stores and restaurant. And I am pleased to
note that he has made arrangements to supply the special kitchen utensils
needed by the Food Reform cook.

Wallace P.R. Foods.

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