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Made with BroirouPolsons Cora Flour... ==^=££H^ fill! The first spoonful wins instant ftßnurv^***""**^ **l *$ approval from the most critical UWN & POLSOJTS ?Jf # palate! It's easy to make, too, FLOUR *Ssf with Brown & Poison's fine — ■■'.llfffj! quality corn flour. Try it now. •"n'^i^"'^^ 'Uis Blend 1* oz. Brown & Poison's J*» . Xjo^ ff $ pure corn flour with a little !• • JTg** **». milk taken from 1 pint. Boil SbS^'clS 1$ X remainder, add the blended t^W^" 1 '& & corn flour, stirring well, and *u*s^' or O>&C v3f jfl cook 2 minutes. Add loz. sugar "^aCST?"- p$ l& and yolk of an egg. Bake 10 to p "«*ur~~ V jl ' 15 minutes in moderate oven. l^^^ev -scS^ fJ< Stew l/z to % lb« cooking apples, with B^Bfc.l"'""""**I"***" ' \S^ very little water and no sugar, to stiff _^^J pulp and, when cool, sweeten and spread over top of pudding. Beat egg b^b^b^b^L^BSl^b^H white stiff, add 1 oz. sugar and pile b^b^HHHS!^Kx!I on top of apple. Return to oven until delicate brown. „ Hygienically sealed to retain its original purity and goodness, Brown & BraHnSnSf^^^H Poison's corn flour is full of whole* some nourishment—has a delicious nutty flavour—never goes lumpy— LflVa^Bi^^^^B^B^Bß and shows the way to a host of new V/#if)!SSG^fr^^^^H cooking delights. Be sure you ask . ■\\\m >^B^BSS^^^H for Brown & Poison's corn flour— . B^ v there's nothing quite so good I \ rt^.- 1 FREE! Send your name and \^:S^\\ addreo to "Brown &Pol»on't a^^^^V^Sr^^SV \\ © \\ Recipe Book," Dept.Dl6P«O- i «Sk|!9'l \\ f3», \l Box 848, Auckland, tor your jfl \\ \\ co*>y of « aplendid foil colour \\ Cookery Book. \ **£*•'** \ NO. 130 '^BtoßUiilii^i^i^H IF BACK ACHES KIDNEYS'MAY MSISIeSIBm NEED HELP Flath Out Your 15 Mile* of Kidney Tabes "^§ii ■ Don't expect rubbing to make your actUng \^^&^^^^^JoSFGwFm^^ back well and. strong ajfain—if the trouble Is t "*3IJ caused by tired kidneys. ' j AU the blood In your body circulate* , through your kidneys every 11 minutes to be kUO^*A r:»«<i>e h4 v * ma w« strained of acids and wastes. Healthy persons •ITliM^^^ nd re 88 s "ive mtam pass about 3 pints a day and so get rid of \ZUMr^ the dressing. Simplyada over 3 pounds of waste matter. When the IM^^ milk and vinegar or lemon kidney tubes become tired, bladder passages y , . - th most aoDe t«s« are often scanty and difficult. Instead of w JUIC6 lor tne mOW appetlSSelng filtered out. wastes,and acids get back- ing, zestfu! salad dressing washed into the blood and may become.pois- t imaginable. Made in a onous. This ts often the beginning of nag- minute—and always $Uo> glng backaches, leg pains, loss of pep and SEfhT Has h£h food energy, getting up nights, lumbago, swollen cessful« Mas ni 8n lo^a feet and ankles, pufflness under the eyes. /f^^~~^jßk value. Get a tin from your rheumatic pains and dizziness. I n i inSH erocer to-day! Don't wait for serious trouble to lay you V^S9^ \ *' vv* ?°' up. Ask your chemist for DOAN'S • BACK- l^^^^fiflSfc mtT^W^^l^^^^^MiJ ACHE KEDNET PILLS and get the same 1 dr*ZZT £^W mJL WtT§ /f r\ 1 quick relief they have been giving minions \•• rfSj^mtM. m '<<L-: for many years, . If backache is bothering B s&JyJ-'jQtt J^ .^tZ^b^bß you due to tired kidneys, try DOAN'S BACK- A ACHE KIDNEY PILLS to-day. "LET THE RAILWAYS BOOK IT THROUGH" " ■ • . -. . ■ . V. ... :■■■ ■ INCREASE IN INTER-ISLAND GOODS | TRAFFIC. All progressive business houses doing a national trade realise the marked advantages of placing their inter-Island transport business in the hands of the Railway Department's "Through Booking" | service. Thus the business keeps on increasing. Anyone with parcels of goods of any sort to send to "the other Island* will secure speedy, safe and worry-saving service by consulting his nearest Stationmaster or any Goods Agent, Business Agent, or District Traffic Manager. 1 YOUR RAILWAYS FOR PROSPERITY. (GOIDEN COLOUR SHOWS QUALITY \ XlHSßmCl^^**^*^^''-^1 "=Jb^b^b^b^B bl^bW A^B b^bl fll k^^^T*-V WM ' bIK A PRODUCT Of THE CREAMOATA MIU.S-PREPAREP BY FLEMING & CO^ LTD.. GOM.

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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 33, 9 February 1939, Page 22

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Page 22 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 33, 9 February 1939, Page 22

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