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Evening Star, Issue 20555, 6 August 1930, Page 14

SHOULD WOMEN DO THEIR OWN BAKING? It's been a big question for,, a long time now whether the housewife should be obliged io spend her afternoons bustling around baking for the family. The trouble has been in the fact that up to now no other cakes have tasted quite the same as homo baking. But with tho opening to-morrow of Marguerite's' Kitchen,, at 13-1 George street, there will no longer bo need to spend the afternoon baking. Housewives can now come to town with mind at rest, well knowing that they can obtain, a supply of .cakes to suit tho entire household taste, and (what’s hotter still) can choose exactly v(hat they like, at no more cost, just as surely as if "baked in their own j ovens. When you’re passing down town on shopping bent you’ll find Marguerite’s conveniently handy. Just try once and you’ll acquire tho habit of ordering as you pass and collecting your cakes later. —[Advt.'J STILL ATTACKING THE COST OF LIVING. In spite of the fact that. an attempt has been made to stop our supplies, wo are retailing guaranteed Fresh Eggs at Is Sd per dozen and making a good profit. Why pay your grocer 2s. Largo sacks Potatoes, 13s per sack; largo sabka Swedo Turnips, 3s 6d per sack; best Loose. Tea, 1b (3d per lb; delivered.—A. W. MACDONALD, corner King and Union streets; telephone 10-347.—[Advt-] FORTUNE WITHIN YOUR GRASP. MANY people half think an idea out, and then discard it. An idea is often worth full development. Many a small idea has made a fortune for somebody,. Protect yours. Consult us confidentially.— HENRY HUGHES. LTD. (Directors W. E. Hughes and J. T. Huuterl, Registered Patent Attorneys, 214-217, D.I.C. Building, Wellington. Local Agent; J. H. Thompson, A.M.P. Buildings, Dunedin. Oorit give Hie family. Your cold; IRISH MOSS F 6 & FOR COUCHS t COLDS