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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 20, 1923 · page 9

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— will .0 er you * -

WW ' ' B * d B a d
Bread is , on - re 7 i
made 0f: MOREiand more housewives of the Norwalks have ask'od:

“Why can’t we get Bond Bread in the Norwalks the same
as, they get in New York?” 1 -

This was why: Bond Bread was born in New York five
years ago. The women of Manhattan, Bronx and West-
chester demanded 15,000,000,‘ loaves the first year—425,000,000 '

the last year. Our two New York plants could'hardly turn ,
out enough Bond Bread to take care of New York, let alone '

FLOUR —- in
Bond Bread is
the best regard-
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, 2 the Norwalks. ; ‘"
IEfiEQSfiJ But .at last we have built anew plant—a 'sunlit kitchen of
"m 1 shlmng cleanliness. And now wecan finally announce to,
the people of the NorWalks and ylcmlty, this happy-news:—

3 ' € 1 , 1 ' Bond Bread begins
2:19:13 “2: ' in ’ the Nor‘walks tomorrow

none can bu . ' g. a!
y y As you possibly recall, Bond Bread the Bond of the General Baking i
is faithfully patterned after the best .Companyz— . 1 1 "

 

 

4 121 home-made loaves which a l 1 ,
Logo—11W: commlttee of well-knoWn New York' . ' To coma“! the same. pure
'Iiveafii'aa'v’ér women chose on November 10 ‘bomc Ingredients as used -
1917, from the 6,055 submitted In those 121 pnze 1°3VC3- ‘
in. the Bond Bread Baking Contest 2. To have the same texture, ‘g',
by the housewwes of New York. >4 taste, and nutritive value as
5 Our own experts copied the best I“ the best of those home-baked
Efiffigfia poilcllts 10f those 1.21 prlilze home- . loaves. ‘
.11.", an ape ma e caves, usmg t e purest 1 " . . .
a you use mm .. ,. - - . On the waxed, air—tight wrap er of
“I" home Ingredients. each loaf of Bond Bread yorl'i will 1
1' ' * And by the special 'Bon‘d Bread 1 find our guarantee Bond which 1

rocess, we have combined these completely lists the pure “home" ,

est home-made qualities in One ingredients from which Bond Bread
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6 ~ bread called 'Bond Bread 4-‘- so; 18 made. Erom that Bond, Bond
MILK—p11? mined because it is guaranteed by Bread gets Its name.
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Ask your groter; for ‘a loaf tomorrow

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