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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 11 July 1913, Page 3

fftf. mm ossa* ■ *mm>. m W 7 <£i n ONE MILLION TINS or EDMONDS a IUS Merit did it 1 Merit will'tell! The record created in 1912 sh /JTftW mighty increase in the sale of this fa! TJS Baking Powder. 1 ; ...gj/,, I 'H". The number of tinsSoidiinL 1911. was; 878,268 ; in 1912 the total reached 1,p77,084 tins—an increase of no less.-than 198,816 tins in twelve months. These are big figures, but the greatest record yet broken is the tremendous increase in the number of dainty cakes, wholesome scones, and beautifully light puddings and pastrtf made by the thousands of housewives in the Dominion whq use Edmonds' Baking Powder. Failure with Edmonds' is next door to impossible, for it is absolutely reliable, "Sure to Fiise " and is always 'there" when wahted. Many a delightful cake can be made byjollowing the recipes in the "Sure to Rise" Cookery Book. It&§ a Free publication—a copy awaits voil—write for it to Edmonds' Works, Christchurch. EDMONOS r ?'S E ; E ,T A >A k BAKINGPOWDER.

IT IS A PRUDENT POLICY always to keep In the home an inexpensive and efficacious medicine lot family use. Every member,of the household occasionally; requires, a reliable remedy to correct those deranaements of thestomach, liver, kidneys and bowels which'. «lvo ripe to such ailments as biliousness, constipation,-headache, llatuier.ee and indigestion.. There is nothing better for these troubles than the well-known —Beecham's Pills. Many people make i> a rule NEVER TO BE WITHOir this famous-curative preparation in the home. This is a wise and prudent; course and may be followed sifaly by everybody. Fop keeping the stombch In;', order, the liver active, the kidneys healthy, and the,bowel,s regular, there is ,(r iv / nothing equal to Sold everywhere in boxes, pjfee

A TOAST TOBBEAD. ! ' 1 ' \ •} """"'ERE'S to the Backbone ol Civilisation. —BREAD. It satisfies when nothing etee can satisfy, and when the menu, with its surfeit of viands and victuals faiJ to please, good - sweet nutrition., Wheflft Breads o mes like a ministering angel to pat <ourage and spirits into the hearts of, men, arranged in no deHcioua frostings or garnishments. Bread wields the sc6ptr e in its regal sway, companion of Prince and Peasant, at home in cabin jor cfMe, it is indeed, builder of men ana rifttionsj "Our Daily Bread" made at TaE MACHIINE BREAD FACTOR'S EDWARD ANBTICE, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. rpHE Business of : Undertakers, for- ( merly carried on by Z. M. HOAR < and SONS, will, on and after the Ist of January be carried on by Messrs Hoar and Permain. ; Telephone Business Premises, No. 11. Private, 318. . Phone Messages will receive immediate attention. . (Signed) HOAR AND PERMAIN, SANITARY UNDERTAKERS. NOTICE. TJAVING disposed of our old established Undertaking Business to Messrs Hoar dnd Permain, we respectfully request a settlement of our outstanding accounts as early as possibly, which can be paid either to the above firm or to Z. M. Hoar and Son, Chapel Street. (Signed) Z. M. HOAR AND SON, SANITARY UNDERTAKERS. T HAVE Secured the SOLE WAIRARAPA AGENCY (Pallieer Bay to Pahiatua) for the Famous INDIAN MOTOR CYCLES CALL AND INSPECT 1 OR WRITE! TRIALS ARRANGED. The "INDIAN" secured FIRST SECOND AND THIRD PLACES in THE WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP TOURIST TROPHY RACE. 1911. J. C. EWINGTON, ENGINEERING WORKS, MASTERTON.