AGENCIES:— DOMO SEPARATORS. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. ROBERTSON’S TELEPHONE No. 9. UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS P.O. BOX 25. FOXTON. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE PRICES, AND CONVINCE YOURSELF YOU ARE REDUCING THE COST OF LIVING. Flour, 25T>, 5/6 bag. Oatmeal, 8/G bag. Rolled Oats, 1/11 bag. ■' Creamota, 2/2 packet. Candles, 1/2 packet. Sauce, Worcester,shire, large, 1/3 bottle. Indian Root Pills, 1/1 box. Beeeham’s Pills, 1/4 box. Doan’s Backache Pills, 3/3 box. Starch, colonial, 1/2 per lb. Blue, :11b. sd, lib. Bd, lib. 1/4. Caustic Soda, 1/4 tin. Easy Monday, lOd packet. Kleauit Drives Away Dirt, 1/- tin. ■Whizz Metal Polish, try this, 1/- tin. Bar Household Soap, 1/2 bar. Sheep Tongues, 1/11 tin. „ Guittard’s Cocoa,, still a few left, lib. 1/8 tin. Bulk Cocoa, 2/9 per lb. 2/10 per lb. Bacon, rashers, 1/9 per lb. Cheese, 1/1 per lb. Honey, in bulk (bring your own jar) lOd lb. Dates, finest bulk, 8d lb. Dates, packets, 1/-. Nugget, large size, 1/1 tin. Peach Blossom Boot Polish, 6d tin Wade’s Assorted Pastes, 1/- pot. Peck’s Salmon and Shrimp, 1/6 pot. Nestle’s Milk, lOd tin. Old Gold Cocoa, lilj. 1/3 pkt. Corn Flour, lid pkt. Split Peas, 5d lb. 11b, Imperial Jam, 8d tin, 7/9 dozen. Pears, Peaches, Apricots, tins, 1/11 tin. Dried Peaches, 1/4 per-lb. Dried Apples, 1/4 per lb. Dried Prunes, 1/5 per lb. Dark Havelock Tobacco, 1/3 slick. Yellow Threecastles Tobacco, 1/6 packet. BULK TEA, Finest Broken Orange Pekoe, 1 HARICOT BEANS, 7d per lb. LIMA BEAN S, 9d per lb. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BISCUITS BY 'THE BEST MANUFACTURERS. HORSE COVERS. —These have again advanced . We still offer at the old prices. WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, POLLARD, and BRAN. Book in now. These lines arc harder to procure to-day. SATURDAY, OUR SAUSAGE DAY. PORK SAUSAGES, BELGIAN SAUSAGE. \\ V ym, U $ V yjUtUsd T*, -v ■ 1 - ■; ~,N-Jj W -c SNcliM": S._-■;-=.... ;• 9 I m II9BSE'POWER IS ESGAPIi {f an Oil tails to seal up tSso clearance between the pistons and cylinder walls, part of Ilia compressed gaseous mixture escapes past the rings. The result is an asoano of horsepower. i« BIG MOTOR Oil is scientifically refined to give an Oil film at a!) cylinder temperatures, which tsravonts the escape of horse power, and allows no Patrol to leak into the fit salt case. ( SOLD 111 VA3ICBC CRiADHS BY KOST STOREKEEPERS AND GARAGES. A. S. PATERSON & CO. tTD. (Sc!e h^poi’tai’s.) ,9 1 a C>SE3r;«ji.ir«\STT», s*®“* » jn CP‘<~ <r%i W 1 rrß ■argL^aaara @ot i 0 tea VJITU "^rmcftCT«-i8 JTTLI. t&BRICATES A LSI
HOSIERY. HOSIERY. JJEN’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. Write for Catalogue of Many Designs C. G. WALKER. NORBITON ROAD. CYCLONE GO. 178 Montreal Street CHRISTCHURCH
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2155, 27 July 1920, Page 1
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