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SAVE ON STATIONERY, ETC. _ ItsITTS WILL SHOW YOU HOW. No need to pay high prices for stationery, books, games, fancy goods, etc. when you can get- them for less than haif-pnce at lsitt's Sale of Craig's lugh-elaiiD stock. Fountain pens only Is (3d. Shilling packets of notepaper only id. Craig's 6s novels now 2s 6d. Serviceable suit and blouse cases, Craig'B price 20s. now 6s 6d. Boxes of stationery, Is 3d to 3s 6d; Typewriting paper, ss; wallets, ss; purses, 2s 6d. All Craig's books greatly reduced. These bargains are obtainable both at Craig's in Colombo street (two doore from Carey's), and lsitt's, Cashel street west 15882'-0934 "The Consistent Indian" leads every time in Beach Races, Petrol Consume tion Testa, or Reliability Trials. 1922 models now in. Bell Cycle and Motor Co., 110 Lichfield street 83198-7650 DREAD OF THE BED. A five and sixpenny hot-water bag from Mineon'B, and you are as happy in bed as you were by the fire. Bags from 3s 6d each. M6BBB LASTING RECOKDS! Photographs that look as fresh yean hence as they do to-day are tho kind Wrigglesworth and Binns specialise in I Call studio, 738 Colombo street. W8969 WHEN GRANDMA MADE JELLY. Jelly was considered a luxury in the days of crinolines. First, the npe fruit had to be squeezed through fine muslin, then the isinglass added—a tedious and expensive process. Now! 8d will buy a packet of Price's Jelly Crystals. And what a variety 1 Thirteen delicious fruit flavours. One packet makes one pint. All grocers. Always put •'Price's" Crystals on your grocery order. 6