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Greymouth Evening Star, 16 March 1934, Page 9

HER FIRST —— JBBW a triumph! IjMBEg She’s made her first cake—-and what a success! It’s f a cake that will favourably stand comparison with the efforts of her more experienced elders. Seif Help Baking Powder is a helpmate. Follow the If recipe; Self Help Baking Powder does the rest. Exactly the same Baking Powder is contained in Self Help tins as tied at the Dunedin Exhibition for First /'? A a Place. No matter what price you pay you cannot / fff 1 obtain a better Baking Powder than Self Help. f M V V,. ' SELF HELP BAKING POWDER 5 Id. and l/l. / f 1 ilk k — 1 H ft Wk MORE LOW PRICES /f I SELF HELP SUPERFINE BUTTER, lOd lb. ! fr f j POTATOES, - - 28 lbs. 1/9 /f Ii t Searchlight SAFETIES (Nou-Combine) 7d pkt. / » . HONEY SECTIONS, 7d. f'l f fl 3'L I ' TOMATOES, (Best Quality) - 2/6 case. /xj ? j Onions, Pickling, - - - 15 lbs. 1/- / f * 7 i ~ . LEMON PEEL, - - 9d lb. M PRUNES, - - 4d., sd. and 7d lb. J•' FIJIAN CRUSHED PINES, - 7d tin. TOILET SOAP, - 8 Cakes 1/- I J A || CASIJILE SOAP, - - 3d Cake. . Fagk BIG VALUE COFFEE ESS. Pts. lid; qts. 2/6 W . ... SWEET PICKLES, - - lid and 1/3 jar. \ PILCHARDS, 7d and lid tin. SULTANAS, • - - - 4|d and 6d lb. HERE’S VALUE ! 1 TIN Fijian Crushed PINES 11d V) /'./ J v«|ir 1 TIN REDUCED CREAM 1 1 the two. FOOD SPECIALISTS f GROCERY & PROVISION MERCHANTS

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The young couple were having their usual mealtime discussion. “What did you think you were marrying—a cook?” she snapped. V “No,” he replied, “and I- didn’t think ' I was marrying the world’s champion tin-openor.”

“Does your wife talk a lot?” a manasked a friend. “Talk a lot?” was the reply. “If I suddenly became deaf and dumb, it would take her about a week to discover it!”