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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17679, 4 January 1918, Page 3

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S sS^^^SS^i B3CK3OOOC I mmmmmmmm is now in season. Children should be encouraged to eat it. Light sweets such as stewed fruit with blancmange or Corn Flour custard are more wholesome than heavy puddings; they have the nourishment of milk, made delicious and digestible by One of the lightest of sweets—natural fruit jellies without gelatine—can be made with Brown & Poison's Corn Flour. See recipe in booklet offered below. A tuw and improved way of vrving timed fruits.— Strain off the juice lrom stewed fruit, and to every pint add a heaped tcaspoonful of Brown & Poison's Corn Flour, which has first of all ijif? been blended with a little colfl water to MWfe& a smooth cream. Boil up again for 2 minutes, % TjaEg and pour over and round the fruit. V '■ Frea.—The Btown & Poison book of recipes for dainty mmmerdtihtifromJ.B.GofiUai6 Co., P.O. Box 848, Auckland. Write for copy 10-day. Smart % Second-hand fifil There's a splendid lot to choose from, and er ryone is beau--11 fu 11 j made of "quality" materials. I bought them from well-to-do folk who only wear their e.othes a few limes. STes, they ore quito as good as new. Anyway erery garment is always cleaned and fumiru" d before being offered for sale. My price* are merely a quarter of what they originally cos*,, so you can near the very best without any expense. All styles of elotbinp for men, women and children in stock. Come and toe them. Mrs. , Ell wood SECOND-HAND CLOTHIER 123, 125. 127. ARMAGH STREET 'Phone 3087,If you want a Refreshing Drink for the Summer Months TRY■imm (Health Salts). Good for the Liver—Good for Biliousness —Good for Nervous Headaches. CHEMISTS & STORES. 2'- a Bottle

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