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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 1 May 1926, Page 15

AMOTHER ENTHUSIAST! "Ju»t a lino to let you know what Lane's Emulsion has done for my daughter. She developed Lung trouble a year ago last March, and was given six months to live, weighing only six stone. Last July she started using Lane's Emulsion, and within six weeks her health had improved wonderfully, then by six months she had gained 2 stone 9 lbs., and the doctor saw her yesterday and said her lung had completely healed; her cough has also gone. She is just a living advertisement for Lane's, and is now 18 years of age. Mrs. Chapman, 89 Dunks Street. Albert Par, Vie. 9 EMULSION 2/6 and 4/6, at all Chemists and Stores. The larger bottle is more economical, as it contains more than two of the others. 6

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SsJlSjfV iiifl y *■ r W mr. lr, i «s? fc k u <£ sc i\}K m ■3;^ # S vvw\mW/i /va.'ft :m* mm i c rm @||(| & m '■M fZ&i 7~iZ 'sseu isaft Here’s the Secret! |_g ER cakes had always been * * a joke—they simply REFUSED to rise! > Then one afteirnoon, she surprised her guests —the cakes were delicious; light and fluffy inside, crisply brown out and the fruit cake ! v Of course they exclaimed “ Where had she bought them?” —and then she proudly told her secret. One small, but all important item had made the difference—’SUßE T® MSS' s The secret of Cake success in every tin 244 l LOTT How to make RICH PLUM CAKE Take %lb. butter, and V2lb. sugar, beat these well together to a cream add 4 eggs, one at a time, beat well into the butter and sugar, lightly mix in 2 breakfastcups of flour previously mixed with one heapedteaspoonful of Edmonds Baking Powder, then lightly mix in tultanas. Bake at once thoroughly in fairly quick oven.

The long life of Tea Drinkers Ted is Tea drinking nations rank first for longevity. No doubt this is in a measure due to the quality of the tea they consume, the inferior grades being shipped in bulk to other countries for selling as “loose" tea. FINE tea cannot be sold loose, as it would lose much of its fragrance. the trade term for those choice pluckings of the best crop* — the leaf that has grown neither so slowly as to be rank, nor so quickly that it is insipid. It f is the leaf that is full of fragrance and flavour. Ih mbcr Tips /FINE Ted — Cey/on’s t Best The “Amber Tips" packet protects the consumer in two ways, (a) It guarantees the contents to be FINE tea. (b) It ensures the contents reaching the consumer without any of the aroma or fragrant flavour being lost. 3240