OUR LITTLE DINNERS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIX, Issue 8127, 28 April 1906, Page 3

OUR LITTLE DINNERS.

A SHILLING DINNER. 1. Cottage pie. 2. Baked plum pudding. Eecipes.—l. Boil and'mash some potatoes; Make a good gravey by frying a chopped onion in dripping, and sprinkling in Hour, and brown ; dilute with water, boil up and season with pepper and salt. Put a layer of the potatoes in a greased dish, then one of meat sprinkled with gravey, and so on until the dish is full. Put plenty of potatoes over the top, and brown well in oven. Cost7d. 2. Soak two ounces of bread in cold wafer until soft; drain and beat free of lumps. Mix this with two tablespoonsful of flour, half a teaspoonful of baking powder, two ounces of chopped suet, two tablespoonsful of currants, one of raisins, and a pinch of salt. Add a beaten egg, stir well, and bake for an hour. Cost sd. Want of appetite is an insult to a good dinner, and is a symptom of liver and stomach trouble. A man's digestion is his most precious possession; as precious as life itself, for it means life or death. Yet it is generally neglected. '-Only a headache," "A touch of heartburn," " Not much sleep last night," "Pood doesn't seem to agree with me," "Feel tired all day," "Can't get rid of these bilious attacks," and so on. In herbs and roots Nature supslies us with a simple, safe, lasting cure. Of such herbs Doan's Dinner Pills are made. For sale by all chemists and storekeepers, or posted free en receipt ot price from Foster-McClellan Co., 70 Pitt Street, Sydney. Sample free for a Id stamp Guard against mistakes by asking distinctly forDOAN'S Dinner Pills.