NEW FASHIONS NOW SHOWING Beath & Company, Limited, have pleasure in inviting you to a showing of the NEW FASHIONS for the coming season Modes for every * occasion—for day wear and evening wear. Displayed in their Showrooms : George Street, TIMARU Newly Imported Millinery Felts and Hatter’s Plush predominate. One sided or extremely _ narrow ; cleverly shaped and turned. SHOW DAYS: Tuesday, March sth. AND FOLLOWING DAYS! eaths George Street, TIMARU X
//iJf e\ \ —Ss-stf \ S 7 c 4 most tempting new way to serve this custard TAKE sufficient little round Queen or Sponge cakes scoop out the centre neatly with a spoon and have them waiting on a large flat dish with some tinned halved apricots then make a delicious custard, very smooth and creamy, and flavoured with Vanilla. Put a little red jelly in each cake, fill with custard, cap each with a half apricot and a dab of cream and then see what the family will say! N.B.—For a perfect custard, rich and smooth and easily made—choose Edmonds Vanilla flavour. EDMONDS 'mandp CU9TARD 307
. ROSEWILL DAIRY. STAFFORD STREET. Telephone 1355. FOR FRESH MILK, CREAM, AND ICE CREAM. VY/HY Pay More? when JOHN HUTCHISON, the old-established Pastrycook, can sell you Block Cake done to perfection with only the best ingredients. Give him a trial; then add up the cost of eggs, butter, etc., apart from labour and firing, and you will have no doubt which is the cheaper and better way. Have you tried Hutchison’s Melting Moments? They are delicious, and are sent for all Lhft country..
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18203, 2 March 1929, Page 3
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