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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 62, Issue 306, 8 October 1942, Page 5

Bigger and Better Food Values at Food Specialists, Grocery and Provision Merchants. POTATOES, 6/6 SUGAR BAG Bottle D.Y.C Vinegar Soup Large Sunshine Pkt TWO FOR 1/4 APPLE JUICES . , B£d & 1/4 BIXIES .... B£d & 1/2 LOOSE CORNFLOUR . . 9£d CURRENTS ' ...9£d SULTANAS ..... 10d PORK SAUSAGES . . . 10d SAVELOYS, per doz. . . 1/6 Ham and Chicken ROLLS, ea 6d LUNCHEON ROLLS, per lb 10d KIWI HAM, per lb . . . 2/4 C.M.C. TONGUES . . . 1/10 16oz. SPAGHETTI ... 1/1 Melhuish’s Sandwich Spread 10d HOT MEALS ..... 1/7 STONED DATES . . . 10£d BULK DATfeS . . . . 7d PEANUT BUTTER 9d, 1/I£, 1/5 Melhuish’s PICKLES 1/5, 1/8£ CORNED BEEF . 1/5£ & 2/6 HIGHLANDER MILK . . 10d NESTLES CREAM . . . 9£d ANCHOR MILK POWDER 11 £d COFFEE ESSENCE . . . 1/3 CUSTARD POWDER . . 1/2£ ROMA TEA 4/1 BUSH ELL'S TEA . . . . 4/-SELF-HELP The firm that brought prices down and keeps them doy^n. AT. 1. 12a yfe & <x> foi < • SERVICE FLYING • AVIATION ENGINEERING • CIVIL AVIATION • RADIO • AND V MANY OTHER INTERESTING TRADES SpcriAl RECRUITING WEEK Youths between the ages of 16 and 18 years afo invited to-write for full , par* titulars to the ' a.t.c. Enrolment centre: McKenzies Buildings, corner Lichfield & High Streets, CHRISTCHURCH. m U? AIR TRAINING jmW CORPS 7/r\F OF A Depends Upon the Bread You will find that our Bread is easy to cut in thin slices for sandwiches. It does not crumble, because it is well baked and of even texture. Try a sandwich loaf to-day. G. MONEY & SON Post Office Bakery, ASHBURTON.

“WORTH £lO A PACKET” WORKING MAN SINCERELY THANKS R.U.R. FOR REMOVING HIS CEASELESS TORMENT Many people have written in praising R.U.R. for remarkable conquests over pain, suffering and disease. Now Mr C. V. Stanley, of Netta Station, adds his testimony, and in his gratitude declares: “I am only a poor working man, but if the price was £lO a packet I would have it somehow, after proving to myself what it can do and will do.’* When you realise that R.U.R. costs but 4/-, plus 6d sales tax, a packet to make 26 ounces. of active mixture., and 7/C, plus 1/- sales tax, to make 52 ounces, it is no exaggeration to say that R.U.R. is by far the cheapest and most effective remedy. Add to this that K.UR. is certain to remove and prevent minor illness of almost any kind, and you can readily see the truth of Mr Stanley’s willingness to pay £lO a packet. So take R.U.R. and Right You Are—the Best in the World, that’s all ! 31 ""Buwed'tke o£d fny&ih IVaq TIMARt BITTER