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Grey River Argus, 30 November 1943, Page 3

SUMMER SMMESS For styles — — —— — , B b that steal i the / I . Headlines ► FLORALS I LINENS ! PARISPUNS I ALL SIZES. . 1 49/6, 59/6, 69/6 to 89/6 Hundreds are using our “LAY BY” WHY NOT YOU ? Robt Anderson LIMITED FASHION SALON mackay st., greymouth.

/X Don’t put up with \ eye-strain any longer I LET TENNENT’S - YOUR OWN LOCAL OPTICIANS - EXAMINE YOUR EYES We will give your eyes a thorough test. Good selection of modern frames to suit your features. ENGLISH LENSES FROM 35/-. J. ferment OPTICIAN, GREYMOUTH & HOKITIKA.

WhenWe advertise a line you can depend on it that it is the Best Value Possible on the West Coast. POST FREE. H. HAMER ■ KUMARA DRAPER AND BOOT IMPORTER.

TO MAKE CHEESE STRAWS. Now more than ever, of course, women rely on Fether-Flake for their pastry making. Cheese that would otherwise be wasted can be used for makjng Cheerso Straws which are always appreciated, especially when there is such .a shortage of suitable savoury biscuits. Another good point is that a little Fether-Flake goes a long long way when making Cheese Straws. The Fether-Flake should be rolled very thinly and it is most important that small holes should be punched in the pastry with a fork. Also remember to allow the pastry to lie for fifteen minutes after rolling out, before baking. That is essential to avoid toughness. Fether-Flake as most people know is perfect puff pastry ready to roll out and bake Nothing could be more simple Simply roll out, cut to shape, and bake with meat, fruit, jam or whatever filling is desired. The popularity of Fether-Flake increases every year and you will find it at your nearest Ernest Adams Ltd. Cake Shop or Agency at lid per lb.—Advt.

Geo. Bonnington Ltd, Cashel St, ChCh.