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Otaki Mail, 21 November 1923, Page 2

THE PICK OF FRUITS IN THE PICK OF JAMS, THE JAM NOW AT rices for tf«steTC*sl lib TINS (Assorted) $& 21b TINS (Assorted) V\ 211> JARS (Assorted) .. 2/3 . Here's a chance to lay in stores of this pure jam for Xmas! Get a dozen tins for the camp. Fill up your larder. Let the children eat all they want. It's good for them: Its Kj JAM—therefore pure. "Why this price reduction? We have just noticed we have an immense stock and we want the room for Xmas goods arrivine any day. PRICES CUT FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. ORDER NOW! THE CASK STORE. l^s^^^aajjsgsasacasriEi^a^^K v Weil-Stocked Vk Kitchen l MAKES A CONTENTED HOUSEWIFE. Good stores and serviceable utensils are essential in every home and you can obtain these nt lower prices than usual at our store. ] OUR LOW PRICES ARE FOR CASH ONLY ■S 'AND WE DELIVER FREE f ' TO YOUR DOOR OR RAILAGE PAID. „Y TO SELECT YOUR REQUIREMENTS HERE. Meat, •' ''' ' /, Ship Jelly Crystals .12 for if* Ship Custard Powder 12oz Tm for 1/- < -. HOTS Cocoa 6d per Tin Medium Tins Baked Beans V* SPECIAL DISCOUNT IN THE £ OFF ALL ORDERS OF £3 AND OVER. "Where Prices are Lower, OTAKi. PAY CASH AND BANK IXL DIFFERENCE. Great Value 25s 3d Ml Gash. They're just new in and wonderfully j smart affairs, made on loose straight linos; wide band at waist, finished with buttons each side; panels of _ stripes running horizontally iu front and back of bodice; round neck and // II three-quarter sleeves, with turned-back ' A cuff. In smart block stripes of many colours. ❖ GINGHAM FROCKS—I3/6 NET CASH. Very fresh and dainty, simply made with loose sash to tie at aulib ❖ snowy white organdie, Quaker collar and culls, smartly hemstitch*" ❖ and showing in the popular checks so fashionable this au ' ' ❖ Black and White, Peach and Grey, Saxe and'Fawn, Helio ,&B< V Saxe and Lemon, Heiio and Lemon, Saxe and Peach, Peach p X LINEN FROCKS— 29/6, 37/6 and 47/6 NF•' I, r:ARTT % Spring sunshine will smile on such .% heavy line; round and boat-shaped necKs, D .♦. and embroidery are all employed as trin .% little collars and cuffs of white linen; others have collars of seit- .> • material; in beautiful colours of Peach, Sa.se, White, band, Nut ana ♦>' Golden Browns, Saxe, Almond, Grey. ♦> SPONGECLOTH FROCKS— I7/6 NET CASH. •> Simply made- with narrow belt, boat-shaped neck, three-quarter ❖ sleeves, trimmed -with white zig-zag stitching round neck and beit. ❖ In Sky, Grey, Fawn and White. *> ZEPHYR FROCKS—S/11, 6/11 and 9/6 NET CASH- ❖ Very popular styles in plain colours and checks. Square neck, snoft *** sleeves and belt. Smartly bound in contrasting materials. A. W. ALLEN, MANAGER, LEVIN BRANCH. LEtflN's ." r.HMOM :£NT^E,

THE GOOD RELIABLE. \ NASH ; TS still running as smoothly and a-- , sweetly as over, and patrous in it ars always load in their praise* It meets all trains, travels to any, pari , of the and is at toe ssrvies o£ ; all daj; or night. The toleghoaa suya-■ ber is still 117. j . . N. OLSEN, O&BEFUL & EXPEEXEJTCEB 3A*.*-| DEIVEB, "SHROPSHIBE HQTT&S/*'. Banginra E-Cftdt *

H. P. JENSEN, TAXI PROPRIETOR, OTA K I J'a prepared to make trips to I PART OP THE TOWN AND DISTRICT. Esiaing sad fcther parties csAered for. CHARGES' REASONABLE. CAR "WILE MEET AIjL TBAINS. ;i ?boao 153.