ROBERTSON’S TELEPHONE No. 9. UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS : : : DO YOU STUDY YOUR COST OF LIVING? P.O. BOX 25. FOXTONTRADIN'!I with our Store will convince you we sell goods, combined with quality, at the lowest possible ligure. Just look us up if you don’t see ylml you want, you will want what THESE ARE OUR ORDINARY PRICES, NOT SPECIALLY CUT FOR ADVERTISEMENT PURPOSES, AND WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSELV ES. BELL TEA, I’s, 2/0 per 11). BELL TEA, s’s, 11/9 per Tin. RECORD TEA, 2/1 per lb. RICE, 7id per lb. HARICOT BEANS, (hi per lb. BON AMI, Stl per Packet. QUICKSIHNE, 8d per Tin. PICKLES, Chow Chow, 1/5 Boltle, MORTON’S OLIVE OIL, 2/- Bottle. LARGE WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, 1/2. HIGHLANDER MILK, Od Tin. COFFEE ESSENCES, Colonial, 1/5 Bottle. CAMP COFFEE, 2/3 Boltle. CORNFLOUR, Brown & Poison's, 9d Packet. CORNFLOUR, Mohawk, 7d Packet. FLOUR, 100’s 18/4,‘so’s 9/1, 25’s 4/11. WHEAT, Best Fowl, sack lots, 8/9 bushel. Per bushel, 9/-. POLLARD, 18/G per sack. SOAP POWDER, large, 1/10 per Packet. SOAP POWDER, Small, 5 Pkls for 1/-. LARGE BARS SOAP, 1/1 Bar. EASY MONDAY, lid Packet. GUITTARD’S COCOA, Rs lid, Rs 1/9, IV 3/3. CADBURY'S BULK COCOA, 2/(5 per lb. GIjAXO FOOD, large 5/10, medium 2/1, small 1/3. AMERICAN LYE (Caustic Soda), 1/- Tin. PIE APPLES, 1/10 Tin. PIE APRICOTS, 1/11 Tin. PIE PLUMS, 1/9 Tin. PIE PEACHES, 1/9 Tin. ICING SUGAR, 7d per lb. TRY OUR CLOVER HONEY AT lid per lb. Bring your own Jar. We stock HOMO SEPARATORS, the'machines for economy and cllicicncy. Agents lor the NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COY. You want your orders promptly executed. Just give us'a ring. ’Phone No. 9. SATURDAY, OUR SMALL GOODS DAY. COOKED HAM, BELGIAN SAUSAGE, PORK SAUSAGE. V'v vn; m *5-", §WM r f m*. * W - dZ*? & & VN mm I-I9BSE POWER IS ESCAPING? if an Oii fails to coal up tho clearance between the pistons and cylinder walls, part of the compressed gaseous mixture escapes paatttia rings Tt’.e result is an escape of horsepower. obpj TBS:” ir.OTOa Oil is scientifically refined to glue an Oil Aim at aii cylinder ismperatures, which prevents the escape of horse powsr, and allcm no Petrol to leak into the crank case. £CLIS 1:1 VA3IOU3 GPABES BY MOST STOREKEEPERS ArlD BAHAGES. A.*S. PATERSON & CO. *-TD 'Sole Importers*) . 0 0 m D pb o CA ® c=3 D o o © }■» “ A UTTL.E, ktSS'SiCATES A L9i
HOSIERY. HOSIERY. MEN’S Socks, Ladies’ Hose, Youths’ Cycle Hose, Boys’ and Girls’ Hose, Knitted with best wool at moderate charges. First-class workmanship. Socks and Stockings refooted. Orders can be left at this office, and at the residence ■in Norbiton Road, where the work can be seen in progress. c. G. WALKER. norbiton road. CYCLONE FENCES . AND . GATES 1 LWM&MW Writs for Catalog a of Many Designs CYCLONE GO. ] ch ”stchurch c 1
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 2047, 28 October 1919, Page 1
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