Page 23 Advertisements Column 2

Southland Times, Issue 20585, 8 September 1928, Page 23 (Supplement)

Signor Spaghetti burns the “Times” Trouble over the Mustard Club Recipe Book When Signor Spaghetti saw the announcement in this paper a “ Miss Di Gester offers the Mustard Club Recipe Book,” he exploded like Vesuvius. Why should Miss Di Gester get all RECIPE BOOK. the credit ? Had not he, Signor Spaghetti spent a lifetime perMiss Di Gester will be fecting his recipes ? Here was a Recipe Book, better than all Clubßecipe other recipe books, a book for which the public was clamouring Book to all members on —and his name was left out of the announcement. receipt of three pence in Hadn’t he invented the “ Heavenly Dish,” so much praised Write S to°M?MDi I Ge t ster! by Miss Maida Goodmeale? He turned as yellow as his Mustard Club, c/o Mustard Club badge. And he burnt the paper. Colman’s Mustard, Wellington. The Baron de Beef poured oil upon the troubled Mustard. He th. m.m.c. .nd coot pointed out that Signor Spaghetti had a whole section to himself Book »nd 6d. >n ramp.. under his own name in the famous Recipe Book. He apologised on behalf of Miss Di Gester. She had been so inundated with B letters, with offers of lunch, the cinema and of marriage, that she had omitted to put Signor Spaghetti’s name in the announcement. She recognised the splendid work done by Signor Spaghetti in the compilation of this fine Recipe Book. Signor Spaghetti accepted the apology with Z great cortesia on the understanding that I his name should be inserted as joint f author in all future editions. / /jA— / AS. / The Reconciliation. f JF N.S.W. FOOTBALLERS / ef Mi.. Di Geter. HAVE JOINED / / THE MUSTARD CLUB. /

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