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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10412, 5 September 1911, Page 5

SOME CAKE RECIPES. RICH CHEAP CAKE.— Beat well the yolfcs of three eggs, and the whites of two, with one cup of fine sugar. Beat in, one half cup condensed milk, one and one-third cups sifted flour, jiwo heaping teaspoomfuls bafciaig powder, one half teaspoon lemon, one 'teaspoon of vanilla extract. Butter generously two large cake tins. _ Put together with fro-sting made with one white of egg and two-thirds cup of sugar ibeaten together AFTERNOON TEA CAKES.—One sugar, ome cup of raisins, one cup butter, one teaspoonful cinnamon, _ one half teaspoonful cloves. Stir this all together and put on stove and let come to the boil. Cool, then add two oups of flour with on© teaspoonful of soda. Put in gem pans and bake in a quick oven. A tea that you will appreciate is the "Mikado" Blend, a tea that coats but eighteen pence a pound, 'and tastes like that worth 2s. It is a good, strong, flavoury tea with plenty of body, and extremely pleasing to the palarte. For family use it is unequalled, for it is inexpensive and good. It is worth a trial, and the trial wall cost you Is 6d, for that is the price of a pound of "Mikado" Tea. Ask your grocer.

BABY BURNT WITH RED HUT IRON. Mrs Crofcy, Little Demson Street, Carrington, N.S.W., writes:—"My little baby girl, Rita, burnt both her hands until they were nearly raw, picking up a red hot iron. Nothing relieved the pain until I got Rexona. This helped her at once, and took away the pain. We have continued to use it since, and it has cured the terrible burns in a wonderful manner." Rexona, the Rapid Healing Ointment, is sold in triangular pots at Is 6d and 3s. Obtainable everywhere.