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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 221, 6 June 1918, Page 3

I —an Important Announcement I ■ A >* ; . |fl The time has come when circumstances compel us m / \\ \ „._„__._._ _____ ' : . \to ask housewives to comply as far as possible 1-j XMα // I A '' I/FH ¥ IVIrJI? %/ A ¥ ITIT'Q ,f with this special request:~"Practise economy in I \/w\ LUIS (ft \ V JMH i JL , iO_ VAIJUIjQ I the use of Edmonds Baking Powder." Grape [:| IV \ U IP iPV%' |] cream of tartar is becoming clearer and scarcer— U \\ JT //L_ I during the war iHtas risen from £85 to £400 a ton fj § "" ' ■' ' I and we find difficulty in securing sufficient for our ij ' | \ fFWi illll I - T a/""Ml J needs. Our policy from the commencement of the 1 . 8 / \||lb! lill MM *jilkf'O HH/ Ijl A HTH I war has been to use no substitutes in | I wi P WW Hi /« SHT & "Sure to Rise" LJ \jl| | UJN UiLKFAW I b I a^^nSr 1 ■ are offerin S *e Special Department 1 t I for these garments on the ground floor, and I chemical substitutes which can be sold for a fraction of $} 1 vnnr inflnpp+inn ib PrtviUallu invi+iOf! I the price but which when used in cooking often leave an jj | yOUT mSpeCUOn IS COlttiailJT lnVltea. ] alter taste in the mouth. Edmonds' Sure to Rise" brand I • • ii is pure and made from first quality genuine grape cream p I ' * ' ' of tartar. In the interests of health and purity in baking, I I ' J consider the facts and stand by us in maintaining purity, g GENT'S UMBSWOOL SINGLETS OR PANTS-lkdinm and heavy weights; I 1 EDMONDS ITD I SPECIAL!. ? plain or ribbed. • V. dA. Prices, 6s, 6d. to 13s. 6d. each.. ■J "Sure" to*Kise" Baking Powder Works C W ° Pay SP<>t QBNT'S- FLEECY LINED SINGLETS OR PANTS-Extra warm and comfortable. CHRISTCHURCH joo Cash for every- • ■ jj . V, &Al Price ' ,s, 6d ' eachl j ___ __ ,__ __„ 1 ~. ~~ r \ GENT'S DARK UNION SHIRTS-With collar attached, in strong dark mixture. , thln s that ente i; s ' v ' a Pl . ice 6s 9d each wmmum™m r wmMH«m™* r *MM,imm*\mu r 'mMjMM f mT S,ore ' thereb V \ GENT'S WINTER WEIGHT SHIRTS-In smart patterns and unshrinkable ma-' . W 1$ enabling us to sell ; terials. ' V. &A. Picos, ss. 6d. to 12s. 6d. each. JlBJ? ffl t0 y ° U B ' drMk GENTS WOOL SOX-In heavy ribbed or plain "All Wool"; Colonial make. *»r j& vapv£y 4j& Prices. We also % V. &A. Prices, Is. 6d. to 3s. 6d. each, _...,■ -~,. , ~ • , ~ aive a 5 oer cent S GENT'S TWEED OVERCOATS-In heavy Tweeds; double-breasted, with belt at Owmg to the conditions brought about by the , give per cent ' 1 back , v . 4A . PriceS| 45s _ to 1( , 5s war, all British cocoa. manufacturers are pro- j cash discount on | „„,» ~l Ymmil m ,™ TO . n ~..,. „ , . „ * ffl GENT'S RAINPROOF COATS—With eat fitting Raglan shoulders; very smart hibited from exporting their goods. j all pufchasßs of £1 | Coats indoed v. &A. Prices, 555. to 110s. fl 11 I m> l(9 _ or over—and the \ , i ||[n||| Caaivry a Bournville Coco® , very best - 1/CITr , H® AI 'I u3 •is wanted for the people at Home and for the No wonder we ; rt»W M Ca'^^lW®^^^*^ men at the Front. Meanwhile, foreign brands grow! s v'a't I|. * © . (C """* fa can be imported into N,Z. and the Britisher is " • ! WellJl2^l?On' , S JSusiest 1 *y»^ handicapped. The boys are making sacrifices i ' : ' • and we at home must make ours. After the wor, | Bournvflle Couoa will be to the front again.

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