OUR LITTLE DINNERS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13114, 1 March 1906, Page 3

OUR LITTLE DINNERS.

A DINNER FOR ONE AND SIXPENCE.

1. Stuffed mullet, peas or other v vegetable. 2. Stewed fruit and custard. . - 3. Biscuits and cheese. - ~

Recipes.—l. Make a good stuffing.^ with breadcrumbs, chopped suet, pepper.', and' salt, chopped parsley, and bind together with a beaten egg. Take a good-sized fresh mullet, wash and dry . thoroughly,- fill with stuffing, and sew up. Bake in oven about half an hour, basting frequently with dripping. Cost, ll'd. 2. Make a boiled custard with half a pint of milk and a dessertspoonful of custard powder, 1 sweeten to I taste. Serve with stowed fruit, ,■ both either hot or, cold, but : the latter is .best; - Cost, "sd. .*.'3.' Biscuits, -butter, and cheese. ; Cost,. 2d.; Women usually take 1 their troubles quietly, and even when ill will. Kcar a. groat deal before " giving .: in." Very often, too, a woman thinks, and the thought, brings despair. with it, that she is suffering from' somo female 7 ailment, "when: all the while the sick-: ness, < the headache., the tiredness, the loss of appetite, the: difficulty in breathing, constipation , biliousness, bearing-down pains; and pains between the shoulders,: are -symptoms of .indigestion.'. . Women . might . save themselves hours of pain and weariness if only-they would\ take some safe vegetable laxative, such as Doan's Dinner Pills, which are made of carefully chosen anil compounded herbs and roots. Doan's Dinner. Pills are sold-by all chemists and storekeepers, or posted free on receipt of price by FosterMcClellan Co.. 76r. Pitt-strc«t, Sydney. Sample free for Id stamp. To avoid all chance of mistake, 'ask distinctly for DOAN'S Dinner Pills.