FOOD PRODUCTS.
TXfiHAT shall we eat and wiarfi shall we drink? This is a- question which effeobs every one of us, more especially the good housewife, Who takes a, keen interest in hor home, for she will be careful to only purchase eutfh articles of food products as are fresh, dean, end wiholesome. She should also bo economical, and not pay more for them 'fha-n ■their market value. The greaiteat protection ie given to all purchasers at "KINCAID'S G.I.C. The food , products at Ifine estaiblielunent oanndt fee exoolled. They tin imported from tiho brat markets of the world. Tbo local purchases are made by Mr Kinoadd pereooailly, and dispensed by his carefully trained eseietanta. The TEAS supplied by the firm are known as the "CEYLINDO" and "KINCOLE" BRAND'S, which are some of 'toe finest TEAS grown in Ooylon end India. The prices of these TEIAiS ore wdtShin tie reach of all, vac, No. 1, Iβ 4d; Special, Iβ 6d; No. 2, 2e; No. 8, 2s 4d per <lb. Coupons .packed in «aoh packet. By saving your coupons you secure a handsome present. Canterbury may veil feel proud of many of its products, but none of them ait more wertfhy of note than the HAMS and BACON, Canterbury grown, and cured by KINCAID'S G.I.C. This firm bee obtained 63 FIRST and SPECIAL PRIZES for their excellent quality. It -would Kit be out of I'lace. to mention thai this firm faave the most Up-to-date plant for Roaeidng and Grinding Coffee. Have you never tried foheir fresfli ground Coffee? It is dolicioue. Prices Is, la 4d, and la Gd per Ib. Finally, tlhe great of making your purchases at KINOAID'S G.I.C. in iShalt you get the beet &nd pay Iras for the beat than
yon pay for inferior at most otflier placce. Cβ
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Press, Volume LX, Issue 11507, 13 February 1903, Page 4
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300FOOD PRODUCTS. Press, Volume LX, Issue 11507, 13 February 1903, Page 4
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