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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LIII, Issue 8685, 12 September 1924, Page 1

DOORS, SASHES AND M O U L DING. A Speciality. Plain and Barbed Fenring Wire, Wire Netting. A. E. Hammond, TIMIiEU JIEUCHAMT. St: and and Willow Si.. 'Phone No. 38 LAVENDER SHOP HOT MEALS Weddings. Catered For. IN .JEST A MI NI 'l l'. 1 | WHAT HAPPENS? i A Woman Powders Her Nose A Sluggard Sighs Another Train Roars Over the Bridge AND A SATISFIED CUSTOMER WALKS OFF OF JJERT Q'j^EILL’S THE SUCCESS OP OUR BAKERS IS DUE TO THE RELIABILITY OF “ CHAMPION FLOUR ” The big Bread Yielding Flour that produced the high quality loaf which won the New Zealand Championship. Our continuous milling experience since 1887 enables us to consistently place on the market a Flour of Uniform High Quality. I “CHAMPION” M.ucle Raiser Flour “STANDARD” Oatmeal. ROLLED OATS AND GRUEL MEAL NORTHERN ROLLER MILLING SUNMATD SEEDED AND SEEDj LESS RAISINS REDUCED AGAIN j NOW’ ONLY i 8d PER PACKET All new seasons stock. SUGAR REDUCED. CHOICE NEW DATES 5d per lb. EXCELLENT COOKING FIGS 9d per lb. FREE DELIVERY EVERY WEDNESDAY. ’Phone 169. E. A. Entwistle, CASH GROCER, DEVONPORT IID. WANTEDS. rfTORCHES. Flashlights, Batteries, Electric Lamps. Best brands, lowest prices.—M. P. Munro, Wharf Street. 13 A Y of Plenty Motor Services —Cars leave daily for Matamata Rotorua, Waihi, Whakatane. —Office, Wharf St., ’Phone 1245. BARTROM’S Wholesome White, Brown, Bermaline and Whole meal Bread, Cakes and Pastries fresh daily. KINSISTENTITY Advertised Goods 1 must be good value. If that j were not so it would not pay to advertise them, hence it pays to buy advertised goods always, DON’T waste unnecessary energy pushing a blunt lawnmower, when you can have it sharpened by F. N. Christian and Co. for 7 j 6. IF you want your motor car painted or trimmed go to W. Gilmour, Coachbuilder. Devonport Road. SALE —Splendid building site on Camp.—Apply Times Office. ANTED KNOWN—That Geo. Nell and Son have always in stork Bran. Sharps, Wheat. Oats and Maize; also Wheatmeal, Maize meal, Crushed .Outs, etc., and all kinds of Manures and Seeds for farm and garden. Advertising has helped to standard- j ise quality. Only the best of wares are spread out for you on printed pages. The men who advertise make publicly certain claims, on the fulfilment of which depends their commercial sue- I cess. j There is but one definition, of adver- j tising—the scientific method of making things known—and the scientific method is saying the right thing in the ri"ht placo at the right moment and it until it l>ecomes part and of one’s and action T t i <—h •> re 1 <■' ' r ‘i no