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Wairarapa Daily Times, 20 October 1932, Page 3

Making Good Cooks Better! / i OOD COOKS and other Cooks -will welcome the publication of the “Self Help Recipes and Household Hints.” Every woman interested in cooking and household manage- | ment will he interested in this splendid addition to the important subject of cooking and housewifery. It is an authoritative production, for the author is Kathleen B. Johnstone (Diploma of the National Society Training College, London). This book is published to promote the sales of Self Help Baking Powder and Self Help Custard Powder. It contains in its 242 pages many hitherto unpublished recipes, which embrace all sections of cooking, and, in addition, there are sections dealing with Laundry and General Household Hints. This hook is well worth the price, 2/6, but in order to mark tear years’ progress in the Grocery Trade, it is available: FREE to Customers purchasing in ' one order, goods to the value of £l. For those whose grocery re quiremcaits do not total £l, it is available for;--Tonic Ale Tonic Stout Hops Treacle Golden Syrup—--6d 21b. tin, 1/7 61b. tin Sugar, 13/11 701 b. bag, 41b. lid Flour 51bs lid Jellies 7 packets 1/Packcts Dates .... 3 packets lid Loose Cornflour 31bs lOd Tea 1/4, 1/10, 2/3 Loose English Cocoa .... lid lb. Candles 9d packet Safety Matches 6d Park Drive Cigarettes .. 6d pkt. Lemon Peel lid lb. Preserved Ginger 10d lb. Cccoanut 5d lb. Icing Sugar 3fd lb. Pink Salmon •••• 6|d Sardines 5 tins 1/Self Help Baking Powder—1/- The Big Tin Self Help Custard Powder, B£d Chocolates 10d lb. Rum & Butter Bon-Bons, 1/2 lb. Wrapped Toffies 6d lb. Boiled Sweets 4ld lb. 6d WITH A 5/- ORDER. 3d WITH A 10/- ORDER. • LIMITED SUPPLIES. 1/3 Packet Golden Sultanas 1/3 Packet Raisins 1/6 lb. 6d 21b. tin 7d 6d packet SELF HELP CO-OP The Firm that brought Prices Dywn & Keeps Them Down. mm ■i-K SIL ENC E! THE most ancient statue known in the world is the Great Sphinx of Gizeh, on the verge of the Libyan Plateau. The eyes maintain, their look of intense and profound thoughtfulness, and the mouth still wears a smile. The whole countenance expresses power, strength and silence —the silence of the Sphinx. The art which conceived and carved tills prodigious statue was superlative. So, too. is the art which conceived and developed the wonderfully powerful new STEW ART-V* ARNER RADIO an art masterful and sure in its results. To a New Zealand Radio Engineer came the inspiration <o invent a device which iiefirdtelv enables the full, nower < f the modern STEWART-WARXER to be liberated, bringing to your fireside those previously elusive distant radio stations. An I that, too. without the distracting, searing rasp of interfering power line noise. Onlv when you buy the New Zealand-built, STEW ATI - WARNER RADIO do you purchase this exclusive patented fe Ur-.-of the power noise suppressor. It will be enthusiastically demonstrated to you by your Authorised Local Dealer. AUCKLAND CHRISTCHURCH RADIO DIVISION. WELLINGTON _ "3 myf a St to -a 1 l v 7 _la Trampeps’ Footwear Meeds “MUGSEI'” Before starting out on a trip give your boots or shoes a liberal dressing with “NUGGET,” especially in the seams. “ NUGGET ” will keep the water out. “NUGGET” will make the leather pliable and comfortable. “ NUGGET ” will prevent the leather cracking. And at the end of the journey, dust, mud, etc., Will easily wipe off. ‘MJGGET” BOOT POLISHES Dark Brown, Tan, Black other shades. and NUGGET ” Polishes and Tins are made in New Zealand. :1