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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 56, 30 November 1923, Page 2

Delightful Baking. A Simple Recipe that makes delicious, wholesome Biscuits. Try this popular recipe, it’s (easy, simple, inexpensive, and adds to the interest and pleasure of baking at home. Milk Oaties Biscuits < Three cups Milk Oaties, 1 cup Snowball flour, }lb. dripping, 3 tablespoons sugar, 1 small tea•poon baking powder, pinch of ■alt, very little milk (warmed) to mix. MODE: Cream butter, and sugar; add Milk Oaties, flour, I‘ etc.; roll out rather thin, cut in ’ pieces, and bake in moderate oven. Milk Oaties Biscuits Prepared by Fleming and Co., Ltd. Gora. GOOD FURNITURE CHEAP at RADFORDS ■ 1 Duchess Chests from £2/10/-. Wood Kerbs frem 5/6. 4-Drawer Chest from 35/-. Wardrobe, with Mirrors from £4/4/-. Sideboards from £3/10/-. ' Pedestals from 14/6. Bedsteads from 25/-. Chairs from 8/6. Seagrass Chairs from 15/6. Deck Chairs from 10/6. . Fenders from 5/6- S Oak Suites £22/10/-. I Rimu Suites £l5/10/- M Couches i 30/-. I Matting Squares from 12/6. j Hearth Rugs from 4/6. I Carpet Runners from 4/6. • JJ Carpet Sauares from 30/». ® Linoleums 7/6 2yds. wide; 3/6 Iyd. Q wide. O Tumblers 4/6 per dozen. II Plate? 6/6 dozen. II Cups and Saucers 9/6 dozen. I! O Best value, cash or terms. Q RADFORD & Co. J Manners Street and t.ambton Quay. II ' “ "J O Those Last Season’s furs! DON’T PUT THEM AWAY Send them to u» , and have them re- O modelled and rend- H ■ rated for next sea- ¥ JOOk- ii 1 Y [rT-fTO we have had II Kr WGwJaSr THE largest II hW I EXPERIENCE in o fW IKf WK NEW ZEALAND. fl ’I Over 40 .years at the trade and guaran- : tee expert workmanship and lowest prices. A. TOSSMAN & CO, . FURRIERS, 188 Lambton Quayjopp. 2 ' Midland Hotel), WELLINGTON. U O

Ladies Play Billiards i in the beSt homes throughout | Britain, America, and the Dominions. George Nelson, ex-cham-pion of Torkshire, writes: — '‘There is no game which makes a plain woman appear more graceful or a pretty woman prettier. Ib not that an argument in favour of women playing billiards?” He quotes a medical authority who Bays,: "There is just sufficient weight in a cue to try the muscles of the right»hand, and the position of the left hand resting on the table creates a slight strain on the muscles of the left arm. “When a woman leans over the table, stretching her arm to make a shot, she exercises the muscles of the waist. This stroke is excellent for the shoulders, too. ■With the combination of i movements, added to the I necessity of making a stroke, : you have an ideal exercise. <uf the VEST 'Billiard Table and the BEST Accessories are essential I I Head Office: The Baker Building, ' • Featherston Bt., Wellington. Branch: Vtrand Areade, Queen Street, Auckland. Agencies: Quill, Morris & Co., ltd.. Christchurch. It. Wilson * Co., ltd., Dunedin. < - .27