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Waikato Times, Volume 95, Issue 14949, 20 May 1922, Page 10 (Supplement)

Leaves from Tommy's notebook ■HI fo o -THIS 12 GRAAtoPA HE 2W2 «E CW9TS EAT BEKOR2HE has /NJU^Hr but f ATS dummies COOKMG * v - RITETN the “Outback” regions of A Australia, settlers, “sundowners” and cattle-men bake Damper bread. Damper consists of flour, water, and a little salt, mixed into a dough and baked. Damper is hard and heavy, and however it may appease the appetites of hungry out-door men, it would soon ruin the digestion of city people. Note that the popular scone has the same'ingredients as Damper, except that milk is used instead of water. Then why is the scone so unlike Damper in appearance, taste and digestibility? Simply because the the scone has one additional ingredient —Edmonds Baking Powder. Edmonds “lifts” the scone from a heavy, flat, unpalatable Damper, into a delightful, light, fluffy delicacy. It" makes scones 100% digestible so that “Grandpa” can eat them! The same applies to cakes, pastry, pikelets, buns and other home cooking. Genuine Grape Cream-of-Tartar is used in making Edmonds Baking Powder —avoid inferior brands in which substitutes are used, Edmonds is the surest and purest — “the most important ingredient and , the least expensive.” Ask for 0 DMOND BAKIKG POW DEE rSURE TO RISE"! In the interests of pure, wholesome food, use only Edmonds Baking Powder. Sold by all Stores, is K ILOTT

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Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Union in the Foreign Field. Miss Mathew is now in training at Dunedin tor the Indian field-