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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLIV, Issue 10066, 12 March 1924, Page 2

Headquarters for JAM and FRUIT *. --J •'2Lr=-r'— -r---—‘ff 'ijj ■ ■r- i >=a. WE have anticipated your needs, and have all the requisite utensils for Jam, Jelly, and Fruit Preserving. , e specially request you to inspect our stock and note our prices. Wo believe it will prove to your material benefit. “ZEIIAND” PRESERVING JARS, narrow neck—Quarts 9s 6d; Half-Gallon 15s. Wide-mouth: Quarts 10s 6d: HalfGallon, 15s 6d. “BALL,” (the Finest American) PRESERVING JARS, narrow neck, Pints 8s 6d; Quarts 10s 8d; Half-Gallon, 16s 6d. Wide-mouth, Pints 9s; Qudrts 11s 6d; J-Gallon 17s 6d. 1 IN-1 OP JELLIES (2 in Nest) —8s Gd doven nest. TIE-OVER JARS—lib., ss ; 21b., 7s 6d. JELLY JARS (3 in Nest) 12s 6d doz nest. JELLY TUMBLERS—3s 3d per Half-Dozen RUBBER RINGS, JAM POT COVERS, WOOD SPOONS Special STIRRING SPOONS, PRESERVING PANS in Aluminium, Brass, and Enamel. ' S PER CENT OFF ALLj?CASH PURCHASES. ; 'L t: , Manchester Bros., THE QUALITY STORES.

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