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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16225, 4 July 1918, Page 4

EXCEPTIONAL, BARGAINS FOR THESE LAST FEW SALE DAYS i I The near future will see the close of this tremendously popular event. Unlimited bargains are still to be found in every.Department. JUST LOOK AT THESE FOR ECONOMY. I I WHEELING WOOL, in Grey and Heather ... ... Sale Price 8/8 per lb. H KNITTING COTTON. '2/4 thread ... ... ... ... Sale Price 2/3 half lb. B BLACK SATIN BUTTONS, all sizes ... .. ... ... Sale Price 3d card B SYLKO. all colours ... ... ... ... ... Sale Price 1/-dozen skeins B GIRDLES (3 yards long), in Red, Tussore, Saxe, Green. Broirn, Black and White— M Sale Price */6 B EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING (Voile) 42 inches wide ... . Sale Pnco 2/1 1 yard g 27in. EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING, extra quality ... Sale Price 2/11 yard B PRINT OVERALLS (dark), large size, full skirt, pocket and strings ... Sale Price 2/11 B WAITRESS and BROADWAY" APRONS, #ood quality ... Sale Price 2/11 and 4/11 H WHITE LAWN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS ... Sale Price S for 1/6 | ETON HANDKERCHIEFS, Mercerised, coloured border ... Sale Price 3 for 1/2 B LADIES' HAN DBAGS, Black Moire ... ... ... Sale Price from 1/11 B COLOURED SCARVES—Knitted, Artificial Silk, all colours ... Sale Price from 2/11 B SHADOW LACE FLOtJNCINGS. -7 inches wide ... ... Sale Price from 2/11 yard B EIDELWEISS and TORCHON INSERTIONS Sale Price from Id yard 8 COLOURED TULLES and CHTFFONS. double width.— To clear Sale Price 3d yard §9 LATiGE ASSORTMENT OF RIBBONS, specially suitable for hat bands— 9 Sale Price 3d and 6d yard B VELVET RIBBON, 1 and 2 inches wide, in Green, Helio and Blue Sale Price 3d yard fl GLACE RIBBONS, in Sky, Brown and Greens ... ... ... Sale Prico t d yard B - NARUOW BROWN GLACE RIBBONS ... ... Sale Price 6d piece of 18 yards B CLUNY LACES, 4 inches wide ... ... ' ... ... ••• Sale Price sjd yard B PIECE LACES in Guipure and Eidelweiss ... ... ...Sale Prico 1/11 yard fl 8 "The Farmers" oh"SL";» I g fl 1 Branches : Ashburton, Rangiora, Hawardeii, Akaroa, Darfield and Oxford. fi fTj

Ail British Do yoa know that when you buy foreign cocoas and chocolates you are handicapping the British manufacturer ? Cadbury's are all British, but cannot export any goods to New Zealand because of the soldiers' needs. Why should yoa help other than British manufacturers to get a hold on this market ? Cadbury's will be to the front again after the war. / • for fioov plumbing Successor to T. Banks, XkY GEO. STENING PLUMBING BRANCH 958 CASHEL STREET f '• Prompt and Satisfactory Bepalrs Wwttto* , rOn Economy This announcement is to ask housewives to help .us (and ; themselves) by observing the utmost, fir economy, in, the use of our famous Edmonds H Baking Powder. There's a reason for this request I —cream of tartar becomes more scarce. This fl means great difficulty in securing sufficient to ■ , meet the demands for Edmonds Baking Powder. I Bj Only the best grape cream of tartar is used in »fl 1 EDMONDS 1 j "Sure to Ri*e M I | Baking Powder 81 and so that we can continue this policy, we ask all to use "Sure to Rise" as economically as possible. The price pf cream of tartar is now £400 a ton, • compared with £75 to £85 per ton before the war. Despite its heavy cost, we continue to use. only • genuine cream ,of tartar. Remember we have steadfastly refused to use any but the \ highest grade genuine cream of tartar—none of the chemical substitutes which can be sold for a fraction B of the price but which when used in.the cooking often leave an after taste in the mouth. We want your co-operation, for you will agree it is better to use lets of the best than be driven to buy an • inferior: article. In the interests of purity and wholesomeness in baking, use Edmonds Baking Powder economically. .• I T. J. EDMONDS LTD. "Sure to Rise*' Baking Powder Works CHRISTCHURCH

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