Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16500, 28 March 1917, Page 6

' '■'•> ■,' " ■. -.'; ~ • .■:"■'.'.■■■ ■:"..■."..■ "■■ ■.■■■■ .'.■'.' ' ■■'- IT HAPPENED IN AUCIOM] ••, '• '• , . SCENE: An Auckland "At Home." I"'*'': Tyne! Afternoon Tea Time,. .1-":.'.;.. : --\- ,"■'■•'• PERSONNEL': Several lady' visitors <"- \ i'-s.': h : and the 'hostess,' Mrs.. B— '' : ■ '■' V • ■':!; Mrs. H.: "Oh! What lovely scones you make, Mrs. B—l They are eimp'y delicious! Do tell me the secret. These are certainly not mado in the ordinary way, surely?" '( Mrs. B.: "Oh, yea, they are made just as I always make them, with one exception: I use different flour now. I eaw Byoroft's advertisement stating that their ' Snowdrift' Flour was different to ordinary flour and that it was made by a different process in a new mill they had just erected. So I thought I would try it. Previously I simply took the flour the grocer brought me, without troubling about the brand. I thought all flour was much the same; but 1 soon found out that 'Snowdrift' WAS different. I specially ordered ' Snowdrift' next time I wanted flour, and there you have the result. ' Snowdrift' didn't look any different to mo. but I noticed the difference in my baking. In future. I snail bo very particular about ordering ' Snowdrift,' and after tasting my scones and cakes I think all you' ladies will want to test 'Snowdrift' for yourselves. I certainly strongly advise you to. That'e the secret, Mrs. 11—, but it's no secret now." CHORDS: " Ok, thank you, Mrs. B— wo must all try ' Snowdrift' now." DON'T ASK FOR FLOUR. ASK. FOR BYCROFT'S "SNOWDRIFT," WALLPAPERS THAT RETAIN TEEIB CHARM. The lasting qualities of Wallpaper; should always be .a deciding factor ir making your selections. Cheap imitations of {rood patterns are very enticins On first sight, they look almost as good as the originals: but a few months' use and their cheapness is glaringly apparent to ail observers. Of all Wallpapers the cheap imitation of the high grade is the one to bo most strictly avoided; it is always a source of keen disappointment and regret in the longrun. If you want GOOD PAPERS, buy only THE ORIGINALS. PHILLIPPS AND IMPEY, LTD. QUEEN STREET. SUPPLIERS OP GUARANTEED ~f . ORIGINALS. THE OLD FIRM Specialise in REMOVING AND RAISING HOUSES, DRAINAGE TO BY-LAWS, CONCRETING WALL, YARDS, ETC. FENCING, EVERY KIND.

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