British Ladies Now Busy Packing and Selling To assist further in the collection of money for the B.W.A. War Work Fund, some British ladies are now busying themselves with making packing and selling of fudge.
Those who should know si product will satisfy the most fast dions confectionery connoisseur. On! the best of ingredients will be used and the sweets will be sold in pound and half pound boxes tastefully decorated and suitably emblazoned with a Union Jack om the cover.
The confectioners themselves wish to remain anonymous but gratefully acknowledge gifts of sugar from Messrs. Butterfield & Swire, milk from Messrs, Jardine, Matheson Ca. Geddes & Ca. and James Neil Ca, margarine from the China Soap Ca., sugar and cocoa from the Bakerite Ca. and the supply of all ihe decorative boxes and advertising placards from the Yee Tsoong Tobacco Company.
Orders may be given on any day at the British Women's Association rooms (in the Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Building) or at the Country Club, where lists have already been posted, and collection of the sweets ordered may be made at these centres on Wednesdays and Saturdays commencing next Saturday, October 7. The fudge is being sold at the mode-Tate price of $2 the half pound,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.