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>£** ==#& fefi Wi te*3E3 r Milk Puddings—as they should be! I | Puddings of rice, sago, tapioca, vermacelli, macaroni are much more tasty when made with I Edmonds Custard Powder. There is no •uncertainty as to the result of your cooking—and you can rest assured that the dish will be appreciated when meal time comes.' Edmonds also makes the. msst delicious Custards for serving with fruits in the summer—it is a boon to the housewife in preparing delicious, economical dessert. Your grocery order should include a tin ot CUSTARD Underline the word "Edmonds" and be sure you get this pure, reliable and economical brand '•• n ■C* fi T n& m Ai IF A GALVANIZED IRON ROOF IS MEANT TO LAST it should be painted with STEELITE RED (RatUtnmd) ROOF PAINT—ANTI-CORROSIVE AND NON-POISONOUS STEELITE RED is the brightest PERMANENT RED KNOWN. One gallon will cover on iron 90 yards for the first coat and 120 yards for the second coat. STEELITE RED is the , proper consistency for iron, but on absorbent dry timber may be thinned out with a little pure raw linseed oil ' SMITH & SMITH LTD. 213-215 TUAM STREET CHRiSTCHURCH