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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 246, 17 October 1929, Page 16

aßraait of tS& cfimes f By purchasing your Grocery Supplies from the firm which does not give* you a few "catch lines, ,, nor runs specials on certain days but from one which endeavours to supply you with everything at the lowest possible price every day of the week. This we claim to do, and our thousands of weekly shoppers can testify to the fact. This is an age of change and progress, old tradition is being succeeded by the specialist—the firm which keeps abreast of the times brushing aside the expensive cobwebs of age-old tradition, and introducing an entirely new conception of the word "Service." The Self-Help Co-op. Grocery Stores cater fully for the wants of the vast numbers of people, enabling them to get on in the world by giving them the utmost value for money spent, and saving money that they would otherwise part with. Self-Help is a firm whose name rings from the North Cape to the Bluff for its low prices, and the excellent quality of its goods. SELF-HELP STORES are the dread of the profiteer. You must ' have seen how the prices of groceries in Auckland have fallen since the Genuine and Original Self-Help Stores started here WHY DIDN'T THE PRICES FALL BEFORE? When you deal with the Self-Help Co-op. Grocery you are dealing with one of the four big grocery stores of the Southern Hemisphere. With 62 stores in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch our buying power is supreme, and the benefit is in all cases passed on. With our organisation goods are kept fresh and clean, and stock is not I left lying on the shelves—this is another reason for our popularity. Scan these prices and see how you can save money by confining your grocery purchases to any of our 25 Stores in Auckland. Velvet Soap,—7d. Loose Coffee—l/ 8. Icilma Cream—l/ 11. Taniwlia Soap—l/ 2£. Des. Coconut—6d. Wilson's Malt and OU— C.M.C. Sheep Tongues— B. and P. Cornflour— 1/8 and 2/8. Middle Cut Salmon-Bd. vSix-lDd. and 1/9. Sa^ en^3/ - 4/6 * nd an( !J /2 A, «, Icing Sugar—3|d. De Witt's Pills—2/9 and Chesdale Cheese—l/ 4. K. Peas—6d. and 9|d. 4/9. Pixie Uno Cheese—l/ 4. K. Raspberries—l>2. Doan's Pills—2/9 Mild Cheese—l/-. K, Loganberries—l/ 2. Indian Root Pills—l/ 2. L. and P. Sauce—l/ 5 Kruschen Salts—l/ 9. Pink Pills 2/6. and 2/5. Andrews , Liver Saks— Clark's Blood Mixture— Holhrooks Sauce—lid. 2/10. 3/6. Shreddo—Bd. and 1/2. Lane's Emulsion—l/ 11 Woodward's Gripe Water Oxo Cubes—lid. , and 3/9. —l/%. Safety Matches—6d, and Enos , Fruit Salt—2/2 Instant Postura — 1/10 ? d - and 3/4. f and 3/-. Champion Vinegar— Wilsori's Malt Extract—| Kolynos Tooth Pasle— ■ 1/3.' ■ 1/6 and 2/6. " | 1/2. 3 Lamps, Ponsonby. Phone 27-477. Brays Bldgs., OneCor. Richmond and hunga. Phone 12 . 656 . Fonsonby Roads. Phone 27-480. No. 4, Mt. Albert Grey Lynn Terminus. Phone 27-481. Rd., Royal Oak. Phone 12-669. Valley Road. Phone 21-458. Near Tram Barn, Dominion Road Ter. Phone 21-291. Epsom. Phone 13-908. Cor. Ethe Street and 115) p anraure Road mf AH ! T° ad * S° ne SIS'" mierslie * Phone 16-511. Mt Albert Termmus. Phone 46-628. Cor. Green Lane and 338, New North Rd., Great South Road. Phone 16-518. Kmgsland. Phone 13-089. 60, Parneli Road, Co,, Mt. Pamel! . pw Phone your orders. We will have them ready when you call. For complaints or suggestions, write THE MANAGER, Box 1380, G.P.0., Auckland. 62 Stores ' '/■"' - 62 Siores «** 1 ATTRACTIVE I ■ rpHE AUCKLAND STAR | I V itliN 1 llNvj. . « lis well equipped with j I -, —T up-to-date machinery and I I ■ , . . ' . . . ?■! I ~" : V type, together with skilled J I craftsmen, enabling the Job Printing Department to J I produce high-grade printing which will impress the reader j i Aiip,Ki£inH Sifci'f* 1 j SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND. ||