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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 316, 1 June 1911, Page 6

SODA CRUMPETS. Two and a-lialf pounds of flour, one ounce of cream of tartar, two ounces of lanl, three-quarters of an ounce of bicarbonate of soda, two ounces of sugar, one quart of skim milk. Put the lard in a cup to melt, mix the powders well into the put the milk, which should be lukc-wann, into a large bowl, stir in the sugar, add the melted lard, and mix in the flour to make a nice smooth batter. then grease some hoops, about four and a-lialf inches in diameter, and one inch deep. 'Put them on the hot girdle, and pour a little of tlije batter in tlieiu. In a few minutes the top will bo full of holes, Lift off the hoops, and with a fisk slicer turn the crumpets over to brown, ami in a few minutes they will be done and ready for the table. And if you take our advice, you will serve ''Mikado" Blend tea, the tea that is a family tea in the best sense of the word. The "Mikado'' blend costs less than other teas—only Is (id a lb—but it gives a wonderful amount of satisfaction to the palate. -It has,a captivating llavor. and possesses strength and richne-s. .lust try a pound of this tea for a change.—Ad'vt.

AUSTRALIAN MEAT-EATEK. Australians are such heavy meat-eat-ers that we arc fast ljiT-omiii"" a nation of dyspeptics, and it is telling on the general health of the country. Constipation is the fore-runner of this complaint, and if you have anv signs of it you should not hesitate to get <1 box of Chamberlain's Tablets at once. They are a positive cure for this complaint. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers.