PRACTICAL PATRIOTISM.
BUY BRITISH-MADE GOODS. During the war, women's clubs and political parties made a special point of boosting goods made within the Empire In times of peac-i. however, this point is likely to be overlooked.
No doubt many women are using baking powders made from French, Italian and American cream of tartar. The bulk of the baking powder sold is so made.
The new "K" Cream of Tartar Baking Powder, however, is a superior British product, which richly deserves the consideration of all good cooks and loyal subjects.
Try this superior raising agent next baking day. You'll be delighted at the fresh, crisp, puffy lightness it produces. Sold by all grocers.
For unaerclotumir, g-erm-iaden Handkerchiefs, etc., "NO RUBBING" Laundry Help Das no equal. Gadd's Stores. 19 You get "mixed" Mustard in your own home —not "dry" and nasty. A good restaurateur is also only too pleased to serve it mixed. Demand it.
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Waikato Times, Volume 96, Issue 15360, 8 October 1923, Page 9
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