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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VII, Issue 2126, 7 December 1920, Page 2

Wise housewives who use Edmonds "Sure-to-Rise" Baking Powder know by results that it is the best. Cakes, scones, puddings always turn out just as you wish them —always light and appetising. Tell your grocer to send you ixi BAKING POWDER

*#■•: <oj^ :T-*-«V?,«;»ifc"-5t Ms-eC&j r* fLu *** I tes ft 255 K w «» w £1 "Yes, they say it has been hot outside allday.butithasbeenquitecomfortable j |in the store. We have electric fans, the ' ■ oscillating kind. You need extra pins for your hair the breeze is so strong " "Not many customers? There's where you're wrong. The store was crowded from ten o'clock until we closed. My customers often tell me they do their shopping with us because the place is so cool and restful." "i wish I had an electric fan at home —I wouldn't need to ride way out to the park every night to keep cool!" If she only knew it she could have a G-E Fan in her room at small cost —and a single carfare would give a whole night's comfort. Did you know this? The National Electrical & Engineering Co. Limited, 150 HIGH STREET S& 3??** *s •s#J

Welcome News for Housewives Raven always the Better TeaStill the Most Economical! SOLD B7 ALL GROCERS AND STOREKEEPERS.