ilal'uiiiiibi Jjj I ■ feuKMji? The Story ofaTJoungllTife P" MKh i' who thought she couldht cook J. i JWI Chapter I. T When the friends of Miss Office heard that jL-jjfjV 1 f t * K 'r Ift II) 'J she WaS *° b ecotne Mrs. Cook, they began to -7 I WtajliifF M SK — f >ji 1 “crack” the age-old jokes about newly-wed Ljtl ,< wives and their cooking experiments. “Jack efjjj 1 will have indigestion for the first month,” iqi ilSlll illll sa to w^' J ac k loyally replied ffl II ill *at Miss Office could cook a roast dinner '"“■—■■ ■ * 1 ’lll l 'll |l +UL|H| and make fruit cake with the best of them. The unique quality of Chapter 11. Edmonds Baking Powder has 1( Sj Subsequent experiences made it a Dominion-wide favour- T ImrirJtyr proved Jack to be right so ite. Last year over 1,500,000 tins I far as ‘X r °o St dinner wa ’ of “Sure-to-Rise” brand were sold t-J Ts^l|C'>n r . ' concerned. But not so with r • r Khnv. 11l II it the cakes, pastry and scones. —an average of MX tin* for UUMAju The first fruit cake was very CVery household in N.Z. I heavy—and then came a t’i f i . i ’ doughy Madeira thin, The reason for sucn great and • leaden scones pastry that growing popularity is that jj I was s “ n waste of good Genuine Grape Cream-of- Pi I |lt butter. Good-natured Jack Tartar is always used in || I to ?£ \ l a -l ,n P art and JU* M,. 11 | Sit ± b ..X"X It makes cakes, scones, buns and ' I the store one day she repastries doubly enjoyable because ceived the inspiration that it lightens and improves them. placed her from that time life- i among the best of cooks. For health reasons also it is best S “Oh!” she exclaimed, “I’ve to use Edmonds —it is not only I not *’ een u “ ng l1on d« the surest but also the purest. I Baking Powder I No wonder llllHl | | my cooking was a failure I Your baking will always be [TT/ivse7w7s/ztfl | Chapter 111. successful if you always use 'I Illi 11 ill I Ill'll She took home a tin of Edmonds I Illi I I- A “Sure-to-Ri;e” Baking Powder, I’"' ' | Il ar -d now Jack admits that her 1 ||\ cooking is “just as good as Mother's I 1 | —and better.” Edmondq BAKING KcS Mm ’ powderw a**SURE TO RISE*'flDS£&3 1I Edmonds is a pure, genuine ' OWlwwv'i F A Grape Cream-of-Tartar Baking -j ja! Pow’der. Avoid inferior brands iM* IwwF in which substitutes are used. I<W Every storekeeper sells Edmonds /] |* /j fek |i ||l “Sure-to-Rise” Baking Powder. J • !Lk°r_ L £Q success efi XJMarj.*'.- ■ mi r .i-ii M»aia/g;i-.warr, v»nr<i»-.wiT '^cma-.r.TijSi3a 3 . ■-
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A. B. W ALDIE - ELECTRO-PLAT HR, JJAS removed to 197 ST. AUBYN BTREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. All users of Belted Machinery should specify Gaudy'* Genuine British Batata I Belting when Installing and replacing; it •area waste and breakages Information gladly given by Manning Co., 5 Bedford jtow, Christchurch. 1
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Taranaki Daily News, 15 October 1921, Page 11
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