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King Country Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 669, 16 May 1914, Page 3

xeet , "?Vr ; '-i&fJF* mm Yes, good, clean, fresh groceries are indeed great to eat. You see, we sell such enormous quantities that we have to keep men opening up fresh, clean goods from our bulk stocks every day. There's no time for them to get musty, stale, and soiled, as they do when they lie exposed to the myriads of microbes in many retail stores. Some stores are beautifully clean, some are not. You run no risk when you order our goods—and, of course, you know about our Wholesale prices. If not, ask your neighbour. For instance, islbs. best Sago, i/ii. Fine Salt, 281bs. i/-. What do you pay? Our Catalogue lists Grocery, Drapery, Hardware, Crockery, Vehicles, Implements, Engines, Boots, Saddlery, and Furniture. If you have one, use it—if you haven't, ask. It's Free. See the low freight rates to your town in the frontpages. H± (There's a reason for our wonderful growth.) (Our Guarantee: Satisfaction or money back.) SUPPLIERS OF EVERYTHING IN THE WIDE WORLP DIPiECTfTO' YOU AT WHOLESALE PRICES. XSmHJ3p*3l Warehouse—©orner of Hobson & Wyndham Sts., Rmklati&i