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Otago Witness, Issue 3315, 26 September 1917, Page 49

CORN FLOUR BgSn Ten pints from one half-pound! Ten pints of custard, each pint sufficient for ten custard cups, can be made from one half-pound packet of Brown & Poison’s Corn Flour with eggs and milk. It is surprising how far this delicious Corn Flour goes, and how economical it is. It makes such a variety of light and dainty dishes, too —not only blancmanges, souffles, fruit jellies, and many other sweets, but the best of savouries, omelettes and invalid dishes as well. & Free offer. Write to J. B. Gilfillan <S* Co., P.O. Box 848, Auckland, for the “Brown <3* Poison ” book of recipes.

Cufcicura Soap shampoos preceded by light touches of Outloura Ointment to spots of dandruff andltchlng are most effective. They tend to arrest falling hair and promote a healthy scalp. Samples free by mallT Address •Tl. Towns & Co., Sydney, N.8.W.” Sold throughout the world.

Hands as Soft as Sit&. nn . Now that the beauty of your ’ ’ i i—i. u—atened Nj f (J *Y bUtbU uuu uoauuji Vyj. j r hands and complexion is threatened , by -wintry winds, get a jar of Sydal / and keep it by you. As a skin beautifler Sydal is absolutely distinct. Imagine a semi-opaque, fragrant, non-greasy jelly whose very touch on the skin is soothing and pleasant, and you imagine O. W. WILTON &C 9 LTD. Wellington 60 r £ It beautifies the skin by being absorbed by it—cleansing the pores, softening the tissue and enabling the skin to throw off clogging impurities in a natural manner. Sydal cannot grow hair and is otherwise different from mere beauty creams. Try it. At all Chemists and Stores, 2/- a jar—a three months’ supply—or direct from

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