Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24094, 13 October 1941, Page 2

FROM CELIA'S SUMMER STOCKS Choose a practical summer "standby"— a cool plain or printed dress or suit. Cool Dark Printed Suit—it is daisy patterned in Pale Grey on Black. This is a smart and comfortable suit for the older woman. Its size is large. In Navy Deval Washing Silk—the new crinkled silk—a very large size dress has tucked front bodice, half sleeves, and small high revers. (n "pure" silk—small patterned in colours on Black—this Dress is afternoon type with soft skirt fullness and interesting draped neckline. B / / mm. M ■ 111 Wtask When cream of tartar became unprocurable, painstaking research by experts finally evolved a new ingredient for PAM'S BAKING POWDER. Now, thanks tc Pam's wonderful new discovery, your cooking can be free from that characteristic phosphate aftertaste. Prove it yourself—get a tin of Pam s to-day at your nearest Four Square Store, and note the complete absence of any metallic after-taste. City Prices: 4oz. size, 6Jd. 14oz. size, 1/SJ. Country districts—plus freight only 4 SQUARE SQUAW —• # k 11 7 What a treat it is to have plenty of eggs! Bs J p wise—put down a WINTER supply while eggs M I ore plentiful. Preserve them NOW with SHARLAND'S EGG PRESERVATIVE the simplest, safest, cleanest and easiest method for all eggs—hens' or ducks'. One tin preserves 200 eggs. Buy a tin from your grocer today. 1 1 ■ ■ 'rv" l EGG PRESERVATIVE

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