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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 March 1911, Page 5

If yon have girls on in their teens, that is the age at which your influence will make or mar them. Everything you teach will stick, and if you teach ill there will be an ill harvest. If you are wise, you will see to it that they grow up with a thorough knowledge of household science. Every woman should be an expert in the direction of a home. Make the girls understand that make-shifts and inferior things are always bad and -foolish. Impress on them the importance of knowing exactly what they are using in their cookery : what is good or bad, wholesome or unwholesome. Thus, you will teach them that all impure or inferior baking-powder is actively injurious to the human system. ■ For that reason they will get 'baking-powder like Sharland’s Moa Brand, which contains no dangerous drugs and is in every way fastidiously pure. Tell them that all good grocers sell it. Send post card to Sharland and Co., Ltd., Wellington, for free sample tin. Retail of all stores at 6d, Is and 1/6.

It makes one anxious—any loss of weight. Phoaphol will rebuild a constitution. Largs bottles sol<l by all chemists. —Advt.