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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 17 January 1925, Page 10

n W Suppose Oft CHESTERTON wrote about BIG TREE SPIRIT “Since ‘Big Tree’ made its first ‘bough’ it has been possible for a surprising number of people to enjoy motoring. Before that time carburettors were being tickled to death, and the insides of cylinders gave imitations of nigger minstrel troupes; engines knocked more persistently than any spirit at a seance, and the infant mortality among cars gave great joy to dealers in defunct motors. ‘Big Tree’ has put motoring on the register of things joyous. When an elastic car is invented I may superimpose my mortal frame over the springs of an automobile. At present, bulk is my barrier/’ ns El I IP D 1 Ls MOTOR SPIRIT ... rg v - ' v’“ i/ » Jfis temper INDIGESTION can prevent 1 a man from believing g. that there’s a silver in any cloud. Indigestion can mar a day’s work, destroy the happiness of whole families. Indigestion can be avoided. In all your cakes, pastry and home-made bread use Edmonds Baking Powder. All Puddings, Cakes, Scones and Pastry made with Edmonds are light, delicious, and easily digestible . So don l t fake risks: use : -BAKING POWDER - 'SOME TO RISE" _Your gr6cer sells it. Over two million tins were sold last year —proof positive of superiority. Try Edmonds Custard Powder, obtainable in five flavours. ILOTT ,202