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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIII, 29 July 1929, Page 2

LAST WEEK OF SALE AT McKAY’S Outstanding Baronins to make a (dean Sweep before Stocktaking. BOYS’ BLACK RUBBER COATS, ail sizes. Formerly 22/(1 to 27 /A Last Week of Sale. Price 13/6. ME.VS HEAVY COTTONTWEED TROUSERS, cuff bottoms, good shade of Dark Grey, all sizes. Good value at 10/G. Last Week of Sale Price 7/11. “The House For Bargains.” 40, 42, 44 Bridge Street, Nelson.

(r Q ■cr 'i i f % \ % a a \r Miss Di Gester @1 her Flat. After a meeting of the Officers of the Mustard Club the other evening, Miss Di Gester was asked to show her skill in preparing an appetising supper. “ I don’t know that I have much to offer you,” pleaded Miss Di Gester, “ nor that I can please such connoisseurs.” , . “Never mind!” said the Baron, “we’re always game to take pot-luck if there’s plenty of COLMAN’S MUSTARD in the pot.” So Miss Di Gester rolled up her sleeves and propped the Mustard Club Recipe Book up against the cruet and got busy. She gave them anchovy eggs, devilled beef, and a tasty Welsh rabbit—all prepared with Colman’s Mustard according to the Mustard Club Recipe Book and cooked in a few minutes with .a chafing dish. When the chorus of compliments had subsided a little, Miss Di Gester gracefully alluded to the Mustard Club Recipe Book. “ It’s a boon and a blessing—especially in an emergency,” she said. MUSTARD CLUB RECIPE BOOK The Recipe Book and Membership Badge will be sent to all members on receipt of Gd. in stamps to cover postage and despatch. Write to— Miss Di Gester The Mustard Club c/o Colman’s Mustard Wellington. Join the Mustard Club