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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 September 1943, Page 4

HAVE YOU TRIED MARMALADE TART? It is proving popular among many users of Fether-Flake, who have already found Fether-Flake pastry such a boon in making jam tarts, treacle tarts, etc. Here is the recipe for Marmalade Tart: 1 lb. FetherFlake pastry. Roll out thin, line patty-pans or one large fin plate with pastry, half fill with Marmalade filling and bake 20 minutes. Filling: loz. butter; 1 oz. sugar; 1 beaten egg; 2 oz. flour, A teaspoon baking powder; 2 tablespoons marmalade. Cream butter and sugar, add egg and other ingredients. Use as above. FetherFlake is puff pastry perfectly mixed and ready to roll out and is obtainable at all Ernest Adams’ Cake Shops and Agencies at lid. lb.

Gloves for gardening or housework. Real leather palms, unbleached backs. 4/6 pr—C. Smith’s.—Advt. Spring Charm starts with your choice of Millinery. White’s are showing a very smart range. Call early; we guarantee to please you.— White’s Corner, Your Fashion Centre.—Advt. Woman Beats Man: Interesting Greymouth Case. —This is no ordinary assault and battery charge. It’s the .old case of the Man of the Weather versus the housewife. But this time the housewife has won—hands down. She was wise enough to see that the wet weather upsets the weekly wash and the only reliable way of getting the washing through was to send it ter the Westland Laundry. Yes, she used our No. 2 Thrifty Service —5/- for 181 b flat work dried and ironed! Just weigh up 181 b of washing and see how it will pay you to use this service. It represents an average household’s fortnightly wash, and woiks out at 2/6 per week, ’Phone 136. Westland Laundry, Ltd. Depot: 27 Albert Street. —Advt.