Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20114, 7 December 1939, Page 3

X r 9 /hr 74 m <3 "£•> V 0 OW is the season when everyone heads %. for outdoors. Busy housewives are saying away with kitchen drudgery,” and SelfHelp assists with meals for the day. Jellies that are sure to set! Canned fruits processed to retain all their qualities! Calte fruit mixture ready to use! less time, less trouble, less money is required when you shop Self-Help for all Groceries and Pro- ;j visions. Self-Help’s tremendous buying organisation enables them to offer you highest «uaiitj, largest selections, at lowest * /VWW'. Canned Pears. New Zealand fruit that is equal cs> aey imported 1 product, specially canned to retain vitamins. Be 1 JLiixev*! ellies For firm, dear jtlliu, ifnlicioto, fiarourful ,ni( '■Sea#-'" .. «/ -m absolutely reliable. * 5 fOP J. I Cake Fruit.?- Mixture 9 ingredients mixed and rmdf to \am, and hygienical!/ packed in cellophane. Far *e 9nary' and convenience. ANOTHER SEASONAL & POPULAR 1 JAR LIBBY’S HOME MADE PICKLES For One Week Only [packet^!/!) SPECIAL wt DESSERT FIGS 'Tel and | /| pkt t “SAVOY” SLICED I COOKED HAM 9 /*■> ,v/ <•> per lb SELF HELP JELLIES 4 pkts 1/. SELF HELP TENDER XMAS HAMS Will melt in 1 //$ lb vonr month. DELICIOUS MILD CHEESE Export Quality J d lb The most popular and economical summer drink. DE LUXE'FRUIT EXTRACT, 1/3 BOT * CONFECTIONERY SPECIALS FRUIT PASTILLES >f OZ. 7 °z. With a Real Fruit Flavour XMAS MIXTURE §° 6 D Cake Fruit Mixture .. 4/1 pk * Icing Sugar, per pound .. Preserved Ginger .... 4/2 Golden Sultanas .. 8 d ,b Canned Pears. lli d 4 1/4 Ships Lime Juice 1/5 Peanut Butter, gd \J m 1/3 Savoy Bacon, De Luxe Coffee .... \/(y bot - Greengages, per tin . 1/3 Crystaiised Cherries .. 4oz. gd Lemon Peel, per pound .. 1/1 Canned Peaches, 1/3 & 1/4 Nestles Cream .... 41 d & 9^ Sheep Tongues ■•■ 1/6 Vinegar, per bot., 8 d & ll d S.H. Worcester Sauce .... 10 d Peeled Peaches lb I SELF-HELP Co m MEN’S BOOTS The Famous O’BRIEN Boots. Light and heavy, nailed - and plain. Also rubber • -.'-soled. <■ MEN’S SHOES Black, Brown and White. 12/1) ,0 40/SANDALS Mens, Womens, Maids, Youths and Childs, ' with leather or rubber soles. LADIES’ SHOES In New Wine, Rust, etc, O A few job lines in Brown and Black at 2yQ to clear. CHILDREN’S SHOES Boys’ and Youths’ boots and Shoes. ONLY AT' m mV) 2/6 CLAYTONS NEAR KING’S THEATRE GISBORNE.

Xmas Gifts from HUMPHREYS Are always a thing of joy and beauty. Here are a few suggestions from our large and varied stock! Smokers Stands 31 Picnic Sets m x 'i v" : #~w : A K-r <S : mm TEA WAGONS 22/6 RELAX BRIDGE TABLES Frora 18/6GLORY BOXES WALL MIRRORS-FIRE SCREENS-CAMPHORWOOD CHESTS LOG BOXES —VER AND AH CHAIRS. HI IMPURE Y ? S FURNISHING Phone nUMrtlaia 5 WAREHOUSE 958 (AT THE CORNER OF PEEL STREET)