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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19529, 11 July 1925, Page 20

A WORD IN SEVEN LETTERS

Are you interested in cross-word puzzles? Whether you arc oi not, this ono is worth a little thought. It was put to mo tho other day, and I got it without trouble. “A word in seven letters, and it is defined as a new, very economical and convenient commodity that should bo in tho pantry of every housewife. Many housewives all over New Zealand havo tried it, and are delighted with tho wonderful results they have secured from using it in pies, puddings, and tarts. “It fills a long-felt want in the kitchen of every housewife who has an eye to economy, consistent with improved cooking, “It is a suet that ‘pours from tho packet.’ There's no cleaning, grating, or chopping up It is packed in parchment-lined lib | packets, and is obtainable from all bottei grocers. I “Its first letter is ‘S’ and the last ‘o.’ I Yes, you’ve got it—‘Shreddo’ I We ask you to try it at our expense! Send three 'penny stamps for generous free sample to , Dept. C 4, Box 1097, Auckland.—Advt.—4.

Keep influenza at bay by taking “XAZOL.” lt« soothing, penertaling, healing properties give instant relief to coughs and colds. Is 6d for 60 doses. —Advt. A Nottinghamshire carpenter, now 83 yeaxs old, has just made a 16-rung ladder in one day.