Page 15 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 23 April 1932, Page 15 (Supplement)

j/on’t trifle with a lady’s .. affections! ' " J 1 AULSEBROOKS

OREAt BOURNVILLE COMPETiTION-4612 PRIZES -■< y - :y • - M I ; /wS Q HH ® ~ 11 „ jui.L.Juui- iii*''!”, He needs the extra nourishment that BOURNVILLE COCOA §ives There’s cold to fight against and wintry days. With what are you arming your child for the BOURNVILLE COCOA winter? Bournville Cocoa is the wise mother s answer. Think—the energy-giving power of the worlds best, Bournville is more than twice that of prime lean is most economical, beef? Bournville is the cocoa with the chocolaty therefore cheanest. fia.-vour—and the most economical food-drink you can there.ore cheapest. buy. Made by Cadbury in the Factory in a Garden. HALF A CUP OF RICH FULL CREAM MILK IN EVERY 3d. BAR OF, CADBURY’S MILK CHOCOLATE 28/32

i | 3 For every household purpose—linen, cotton g mixtures, silks and art silks, frocks, hangings. Be economical! Be smart! Keep your home Zg and wardrobe fresh and colourful by the use W V. of Fairy DyesAsk to see the new Stocking Fairy Dyes. Brown, Nigger, Cinnamon, Dago, Florence Mills, Sun- / broTeEvenglow, Flesh, Stone Beige, Shoe Grey. / Itube—6d.— dyes four pairs! / / Sa The Annual Sales in Great Britain exceed / S those of all other Dyes combined. ** / S Obtainable from grocers, chemists, ironmongers, drapers. X. /in <£=) N.Z. Distributors :A. A. Stichbury Ltp -» TP/A-ik ' 7

ASI Wool Blankets Reasonably Priced To meet the Times BLANKETS OF PURE , NEW ZEALAND WOOL. . In a variety of makes. Prices to meet the times. TTSI | 9- Single Bed— Osa J 18/n pair - r Others 24/6, 34/6, 39/6 pair. UW 10- Three-quarter— nk 23/6 Pair - Others 27/6, 35/-, 42/6 pair. , • 11- Double Bed—--28/6 Pair - Others 32/C, 42/-, 49/6 pair. \ , HORROCKSES’ PRINTED WINCEYETTES? In a large range of patterns. All small designs on grounds of Lemon, Pink, Sky, Salmon, Green, Helio and Cream. 36in. wide. Priced - 1/6 Yard J WINCEYETTES. CREAM WINCEYETTE. Plain and Twill cloths. 3bin. Plain and Twill cloths, wide. In all qualities. 1/-, In Lemon, Pink, Helio 1/4 ’pREss r FLANNELS. and Blue shades. 36in. 27j n . In a range of all wide. Priced 1/- and wanted shades. Priced 2/11 1/1 yard. yard. Moreijs Limited Uw-HBEXI* F ** EW PLVMpUTH » ■

SMALL SAVOURY SOUFFLES. Ingredients: 41b. minced meat; olive oil for frying; one onion; salt and pepper; capers; lemon juice; 2oz. creamcheese; two egg whites; stoned olives; slices of lemon. Fry the minced meat and sliced onion in the oil for about half-an-hour, and drain off most of the fat. Add salt, pepper, chopped capers and lemon juice to the meat. Beat the cream-cheese smooth, and add this. Whip the egg-, whites until stiff and fold them in lightly. Turn the mixture into small fireproof dishes. Halve the olives and put a few halves on each souffle. Bake in a moderate oven for about three-quar-ters of an hour. Serve hot with slices of lemon and neat squares of buttered toast. Alelon, Apple and Lemon Jam: Six pounds melon, cut into dice, 21b. apples, cut up after peeling, 61b. sugar, four lemons, sliced, one and a-half pints of water. Put sugar on melon overnight. In the morning add apple, lemons and water. Boil till melon is soft. Then add sugar. Boil till cooked. Dressing Without Vinegar: For those who dislike vinegar, a nice dressing can be made by beating together, until quite thick, two tablespoonsful each of cream and oil with one teaspoonful of salt. Add the juice of a lemon and put in a cool place for one hour, when the dressing will be ready for use,