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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 270, 14 August 1915, Page 8

sa&Et satisiaiasaassiasx^aasx^ b iheP lead What They £«y: Mrs M. T —■ ■ wrote us from WeJiuakura, August Ist: "I re- #■&'■■ •••/■• Parcel safely the other day, and was indeed pleased with itv,:.*n-,-.i;v'.th.in satisfied. I could iirviv.get the contents here formless "Mrs A. 1- •' ! h^*vb'just seen my neighbout's 5/- -Parcel, and the things are .<]-:■ 1. am sending for'one to6'."—Writes Mrs A. T - ,of ifr-i': 2nd August. ;iP9O MARVELLOUS MANCHESTER PARCEL FOR 20/-, POST FREE. ;-.!,- Flannelette, Cream '.,r\Vh:to, Fine'cr Heavy. 36in; 6 ;:•,!:-■ Pandora, in Stripes or Checks, all' Dark Blue Grounds, th sides alike; 6 Yards Colonial Flannel,, Cream, White, She,t;id, or Pink; 2 Heavy.. Turkish Towels, Striped. Coloured, each in by 22in; 2\ Yai'ds Unbloached Turkish Roller Towelling.. u\v-a Stripe,d. r>, 13P91—TOILET PARCEL FOR 5/-/ POST FREE. r Brush; 1 Toot'a Brush; 1 Tin Talcum Powder; 1 Cake .'.let Soap; "1 Torfoiseshc'.l Back Comb; 2 Pretty Gilt Brooches.. £W HABERDASHERY" PARCEL, No. 13P92, FOR 2/6, POST FREEi'ety Pins assorted sh.es; 12 Pearl Buttons; 36 Needles, assort--77 Linen Buttons; 100 Hair Pins-; 1 Tape Measure; l 9 ?c*>B Tape; Card Snap-on Brace Buttons; .300 Pins; * rds Velvet. Cress Binding; 12 Hooks and Eyes.

***"■ ij J weep m* JS§N?l?i There are so many varieties (?) of e -^ s — some allegedly "fresh," others W%O- f "new laid/' still others, just "eggs" 0 —it is risky to chance almost any of Y , J] them in a day's cooking. Edmonds* Egg Powder is so absolutely reliable that you can safely make a clean sweep of the mysterious article enclosed in shell, mostly discovered when too late. ■ # Stick to Edmonds* Egg Powder;, it is the best ally of the cook, and' like Edmonds* Baking Powder, is "Sure-to-Rise." >**** W -~corr <• oao Edmond'a Custard Powder Is cold at the same price as before 6u ww. Edmcnd's Baking Powder is sold at 1/4 per large tin. This weU-appointed Hotel offers First-class Accommodation for Tourists and Tt&TruMtw. . Only the best brands of Liquors stocked.. Good Table and Attend ance. Passengers by earls* traius can be called and obtain breakfast. KfflHT PORTER KEPT. TARIFF: S/- PER DAT. tJf&St XXXX, IMPERIAL XXAX, DRAWN FROM THE WOOD. FOUR UP-TO-DATE SAMPLE ROOMS.

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