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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 50, 22 November 1919, Page 11

Lg «S ©S3 I mjhm A Helping Hand | j w m ,o "°"? e " i,es -1 With milk, Brown & Poisons „ | { Corn Flour, eggs, macaroni, k 1 ! fclM tomato, .etc., you can make \ ; l\ easily digested and sustain- % ing dishes that' really « | replace meat meals. ® | Try this one to-day: | | AUCKLAND PUDDING. I g I pint milk, or milk and stock. 3 level tablespoons of B. &P. | & Hall oz. dripping or margarine. Cornflour. « I 2 teaspoons each chopped 3 tablespoons grated cheese ,j 8 onion and parsley. " cd cooked meat ' %. | ' Seasoning. ham or baCOn ' I » Mix the Cor,» Flour smooth, and thin with a little of the cold | « liquid; bring milk to the bo, and stir in, adding the, -oraon B and parsley. Add the dripping. Stir till boiling and ■ cook $ ® gently for 10 minutes. Add the cheese, or meat, and seasoning. „ I Heat for a few minutes, pour into a hot dish, dust with | > chopped parsley. : Serve, at once with fried potatoes. | J Brant&P@ls@is j i C©m, Flour j 1 The kind that made Corn Floar famous. „ » » MORE RECIPES FREE.—Write for the Brown & Poison « $ Bookofßcctpes to J. B. Gilfillan & Co., P.O. Box S4S, Auckland. % I • |l rjm 53ss ssss ssa sss HKj| Oemember Goodyear H 1\ Tyres for this one Wm . assy point-quite apart from H all .their- other -merits— Mm 'HM|.. lower cost per mile! 1 Postpone attention to any f! "V > other known virtue of Good- J J , V', year, such as the splendid /J resilience of the tyre that pf| means not only the comfort lp e * j|f|j of the occupants, but also a protective element in prolong- mm " the life of the car itself. M F° r § e t> for the time, the saving of I® fuel because of the gripping tread bc| that prevents loss of power—that Vj, turns every atom of expended energy, into, motion. \ Forget the surefoot security of the ' W'( •Q All-Weather Tread, the absolute se c " re d io you and your car. - J \ Remember the one point that your tyre * }X./ , t : bills will be lower if your tyres are Goodyear. This, because of their /'Y positively-better-construction. !/" Surely, this one point, and this alone, ~\_ furnishes ample food fordeep reflection. Buy your Goodyear Tyres, • 1 Heavy Tourist Tubes and j Tjtre Saver Accessories J /"•' mA, from the Goodyear Service / Station. There Is one ' ' 1 IN PRIZES 3 Mdipr h, Boys andflirh 1 In the Competition for Permodelle Modelling, |s V; ifl v JmkT open to all Boys and Girls in New Zealand, the I© following prizes will be awarded• &i| 1 First Prize £5 >3 0 K Second Prize - £2 10 0 Jmjr Third Prize £1 5 0 jS| mW Ten other Prizes in Permodelle Exhibition M Outfits amounting to tho value of £6 0 0 1 " COMPETITION 1 pACH BOY AND GIRL can make whatever fi? Bp model is preferred—whether beasts, birds, fishes, m p® flowers, sculptural subjects, landscape or seascape |g scenes. Competitors may also enter more (hail one A /l ft /) 1 w model. Subjects can be either original or copied. ViX/fIB KM' Special marks will be awarded for originality. Per- —f wl I'Sj niodellc is the new modelling wax (sold in 20 colours) S>s |bj} —softens with the warmth of the band; sets hard in a K \ jjjii p|l moment: is clean, sweet and antiseptic. Sold in pa packets at from id. to several shillings each. fS /'* Kftj All particulars and Competition entry forms can bo y± v)i obtained from your Stationer or Fancy Goods Dealer; failing him, write encloiing reply stamp to pVI Permodelle, Ltd., P.O. B>x 801, Wellington. Mi