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NZ Truth, Issue 1208, 24 January 1929, Page 4

f No trouble to make. / Cornflour cookery is so simple, yet the nourishing 7 puddings and sweets \ make with Brown & Poisons 7 - Corn Flour are really delicious. One of my favourites \% I cornflour custard pudding— it's, always greatly appreciated.. \ Broun & Poison's \ Corn Flour >. • made m Scotland. >^ Gralit and post jree — Brown & Pohon't Recipe 800k — ftin X. /. B. Gilfillan & Co., P.O. Box 848, Auckland. Write 10-dag. KEAN'S JOFFER LOWEST PRICES FOR COOKS' AND CIBEFS' CLOTHING. «#^fe^ Here is cooks' and chefs', clothingr at priced that : mea^n substantial saving.? Scan the prices. That '-v*» •will convince you, of Keans' keen prices. . 4T ,' White Drill Jackets, Single Breasted 8/6 9/6 #r -*3^ ifSsSial White Drill Jackets, Single Breasted, Pi ,J! iSSB .-■ Super Quality . = , . • ,'.-12/6- - White Drill Jackets, Double Breasted 10/6 "\^&JW> ■" White Drill Jackets, Doublec ßreasted, X& • Superj Quality- '^ ' 12/6 *&m&o&ik White Drill Trousers, ' Extra Quality, vi^^^^/^W ■;^..well-made/ 7? ■.:.■" ',-iy^/- '" ". ■■ ■ 9/6 y^l rS| Kitchen Trousers,- Stripes . ;' . 7/6, \*j v 1 Kitchen: Trouaßfs;;ehßCk^;;^v :;-,-; .8/6 /A I v \J^m Bakers': Trousers, Unbleached Twill 5 / 6 / <A j»l'^ m y . , •■■' White Cotton Bakehouse Singlets . .. I f\: ■ / '. ■'.•' no sleeves or , buttons ; 1/6 2/11 ;™. / : . „'-•■ White Cotton Bakehouse 1 Singiets/ho sleeves or buttons rr Extra, lar&e size . • : . ; 1/113/3 White Drill Aprons, Waist > .1/10 2/2. White Drill Aprons, Cross Strings or Bibs - 2/4 2/8 Cooks' Caps, Tarns, 2/- Bishop Shape .-, . . '2/6 Black o.' White Detachable Bone Buttons and Fasteners 1/- dor. "STURDEE" White Man-o- War Flannels 9/6 ' .REAN 1 S ■ LIMITED, ou?^ M m Willis Street, Wellington; In Queen Street, Aufckland. K".Z. Agents for J. J. Rayner & Sons, Naval Outflttero, Liverpool, niiii ir- ■ ■ '*-- -.-——-- '. --— --' r Jfosi fairjgirls usej9marnlft?J '<^>'^ : ' ■ ■ .... .-: . ; — because Amamt Is the only shampoo wl^ich blends the forty - seven ingredients that cleanse, stimulate, burnish and perfume ;he hair m one refreshing shampoo, and No. 5 contains just sufficient Camomile to keep \ , Fair Hair gloriously fain .. : ' , No. 1, with- Henna, makes brown hair , glint adorably. Both No. 1 and No. 5 contain the Special Lemon Rinsing Powder, , and the Bay Leaves and Rosemary Tea for burnishing the hair* 'jji*' 1 "; You can buj; your Amami Shampoo from ff^fflra v^'V'ChemUti:; and' Hairdresser! everywhere. ""Hy <v ls that CORN COMING Hr^w BACK. jLg AGAIN?" ) 1 \J*A «/ you mere ly c «t the top, OFF \it ' aW'^HL 1 ce ftainly will. The business end ; vl TnsP^y *• c root » You must* get Cutting the top of a corn off with a \ M razor or burning it off with caustic lotions, etc.j doesn't do any good. It may do great harm by causing infection Vr^^TX^S^V^L^ or even blood poisoning. " zLmmW Also it hurts, and the root just sprouts right up again, so your WS/^^ corn soon has a brand new top, making it bigger and more H^^^ painful than ever. The top is only dead skin anyway, mm Get at the little pointed part or core that extends down into the toe. • That is what hurts when it presses on sensitive nerves, ofi^ and it is the part you have to get out. A good handful of Reudel Bath Saitrates dissolved m c gallon or so of hot water wilt soften corns and callouses like -water softens soap. ' Just soak them in' this for a while, then take hold of the corn with your fingers, and out it will come, root < and all. The refined Reudel Bath Saltrafes cost very little . and, any chemist will have it. A half-pound it sufficient to rid the whole family of all foot troubles and keep them so. ' ( a