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Hokitika Guardian, 23 June 1933, Page 2

A NATIONAL ASSET «>■ SHOP • SELF • KELP • AMD • SAW »> mm During the present time of unemploym :nt Self Help is a National Asset. It is well kn6wn that labour is required for production, and the greater consumption the less unemployment. By enabling more goods to be purchased for the pound, greater consumption is facilitated as well as greater comforts being enjoyed. , Shop Seif Help and promote prosperity. Some MotieysSavinQ Prices: Self Help Butter (Superfine) 9d Bread 9d FLOUR 25’s 4/2, 50’s 8/-, top’s 15/11 ' S.H...TEAS (Cup Favourites) 1/6, ‘ 2/6. e. /'(Loose) 10d lb ..•v, 3/9 Loos*. CORN FLOUR 3 lbs lOd Loose ROLLED OATS, 4lbs 1/CREAMOAtA 1/6 packet GERSTENA 1/6 " MILK OATIES 1/- pkt Fishermaid EMULSION 2/2 an SUPER ASPIRINS (Self Help) 25's *|d SHELLED WALNUTS ; 1/6 lb - 140 jg| BRANCHES 31 FOOD SPECIALISTS ■BBS SEEDED RAISINS 4£d pkt SULTANAS 7d lb CURRANTS (2 Crown) 8d lb DATES, Bulk s!b 1/DATES (Stoneless) 3lb 1/LEMON PEEL lOd lb LEMON PEEL (Sliced) sd, Bd, 1/2 pkt POTATOES 28lb 1/6 SWEDES 28lb 2j* 9 CARROTS 28lb 2/■ WHEAT, Bushel 5/6, 200 lb sack 15/6 POLLARD, Bushel 1/7, 200 lb sac k 15/BRAN bushel 1/4, 1801 b sack 10/6 JAMS I’s 6d, 2’s 1/SALMON (Pink) 7d and 1/SALMON (Middlocut) 9d and 1/3 SARDINES 5 for ,1 /- S,H. SAND SOAP, 6 cakes for 1/* S.H. SOAP, First Grade 4£d small. 8d larpo. ; LAUNDRINE SOAP 9d TOILET SOAP 602 cakes 3 fcr 10d ■■ m wo M Whnmr BRANcHES SI ImUstH PHONE No. 23. GROCERY &- PROVISION MERCHANTS

■ IBS : W ! iVv, • i l: -■ ■£ ANNNQUNCE A FURTHER SERVICE IN CONNECTION WITH ,1 Furnishing* Fabrics and Carpets i SEE them in the piece, or in generous sample lengths, get the effect in your own home —talk to Ballantyne’s expert about your Furnishing problems —let him show you how to deal artistically • and economically with them j and whether you plan a new home, a simple change of Furnishings or the smallest detail of Curtains or Cushions, our Furnishings Buyer will gladly help and will ■ hprohoiv you how inexpensive and attractive the newest Furnishings are. CorpiTjenciiig Friday, June 23rd, Until ?aturday. July Ist ? OUR FURNISHINGS BUYER WILL SHOW A COMPREHENSIVE RANGE OF SAMPLES AND MATERIALS FROM OUR SUPERB STOCKS. OUR WEST COAST REPRESENTATIVE, ALSO OUR CHRISTCHURCH FURNISHING REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE ASSOCIATED WITH OUR BUYER AND YOU ARE INVITED TO MAKE THE FULLEST USE OF THEIR SERVICES. OUR STOCKS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES AND THERE WILL BE SOUNDEST ECONOMY IN PURCHASING AT THE VALUES OFFERING. ANYTHING you would like our Representatives to do for you in ——— this connection they will esteem a privilege, and BALLANTYNE’S unique service, quality of Merchandise and Attractive Values are fully in evidence in this, planning of a Specialised Service which will not enly give you an opportunity of seeing the Newest and Best without long distance travelling, but will bring into your home Furnishing Fabrics and Carpets for their selection in the surroundings they will be called upon to enhance. SUPPLEMENTING OUR MAIL ORDER SERVICE. MR JOHN MANNING, * MR W. S. BURNS, And MR W. E. COCKROFT At Tymcn’s Sample Rooms, Greymonth To-Morrow 8c Following Days Private Address: Revingtcn’s Hotel, Greymouth. C HSISTC H U R, GH ilia fill Siji In FI S!!S m '"'HkiiiiaiMiife!!! |ttll!iißiiiii*itiiieimir»mß ■'iiil’iiiiHjiini'iiiilißiiiHaiiliißnuuniiiniimß'iiitgiisiißiijiljiiijM-iniiji'iiivmniiiij