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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 July 1925, Page 3

A WORD IN SEVEN LETTERS. Are you interested in cross-word puzzles? Whether you are or not, this one is worth a little thought. It was put to me the other day and I got it without trouble. ‘‘A word in seven letters and it is defined as—a new, very economical and convenient commodity that should be in the pantry of every housewife. Many housewives all over New Zealand have tried it and are delighted with the wonderful results they have secured from using it in Pies, Puddings, and Tarts.” “It fills a long-felt want in the Kitchen of every housewife who has an eye to economy, consistent with improved cooking.” “It is a suet that ‘pours, from the packet.’ There’s no cleaning, grating or chopping up. It is packed in parchment-lined 11b packets and is obtainable from all better grocers.” “Its first letter is “S” and the last “O.” Yes, you’ve got it—“Shreddo”! We ask you to try it at our expense- Send three penny stamps for generous FREE sample to Dept- H 4, Box 1097, Auckland.

NO IDEA IS TOO SMALL Tu IGNORE. A small idea may be the germ of a big one—and mean fortune to you. Get expert advice and protection by consulting us. We may see possibil ities in it that you do not. Henry Hughes Ltd., (Directors, W. E. Hughes and J- T. Hunter, Regd. Patent Attorneys), 157, Featherston Stre et, \v eilin gton. — Advt.