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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20412, 5 December 1931, Page 21

TWO TANKS STEVENS JUDGE BRAND SAUCEPANS, ENAMEL WAKE, Etc., MUST BE SOLD. DON'T MISS THESE BARGAINS. Stevens Judge Brand Saucepans. 2 pints, 3/9; 3 pints, 4/6; 4 pints, 4/11; 5 pints, 5/6; 6 pints, 5/6; 6 pints, 6/-; 7 pints, 6/9; 8 pints, 7/4; 10 pints, 8/-; 12 pints, 9/3. Stevens Judge Brand Heavy Black Enamel Oast Stewpans, white inside, 3 pints, 4/3; 4 pints, 5/3; 5 pints, 6/-; 6 pints, 7/6; 7 pints, 8/6; S pints, 9/-. Stevens Judge Brand Round Pots, handle over top, rise and fall:_ 8 pints, 6/9; 10 pints, 8/3; 12 pints, 9/6; 14 pints, 10/3; 16 pints, 11/6. Stevens Judge Brand Kettles. 3 pints, 3/11; 4 pints, 4/3; 5 pints, 4/9; 6 pints, 5/3; 8 pints, 6/3, Stevens Judge Brand Oval Boilers, 2 gallons, 14/6'; 2£ gallons, 16/-; 3 gallons, 18/-; 4 gallons, 23/6. Enamel Jugs. Englieh. 3 pint, 2/8; 4 pint, 2/11. * n Enamel Pie Dishes. English, 8m for lOd; 8A in for lid; 9in for 1/-; 9jin for 1/3"; lOin for 1/5; 10} in for 1/7; llin for 1/9; 12in for 2/-; 13in for 2/3; 14in for 2/6. Enamel Colanders, English, 9in for 1/11. Enamel Deep Misting Bowls, English, 14in for 2/4; 14Jin for 2/3; 15in for 2/11; 16in 3/3. Easily worth 50 per cent. more. Tinapinl Washup Basins, English. 14in 1/10; 15b] 2/-; 15iin 2/3; 16iu 2/9. Enamel Soup Ladles, English," for 1/3. Enamel Pudding Basins, English, sin for 2/-; Sin 10d; sJin 1/2; 6Jin 1/4; 7in 1/8; 9in 2/4. Enamel Chambers, English. Bin 2/-; 9in 2/?; lOin 2/11. Enamel Candlesticks. English, for 1/-. Enamel Billies, English, heavy qualify, $ pint 2/9; £ pint 3/3; 6 pint 3/9. Enamel Ewers. 12 pint, English, at 7/6. 500 beautiful English Sets of 5 Blue Enamel Stewpans. Blue outside, white inside, for 9/6 s6t. You will be pleased with these. EnaAel Mugs. English, 3-pint for 8d; J-pint for 9d; 1 pint for lid. Beautiful Decorated Cake Plates, in round, octagon or square patterns, in choice designs. Worth 3/6 to 4/6. to be sold at 2/- each. " Antique Copper Kerbs, 4ft x 12in. Hundreds to be sold at 10/- each. Worth double. ' Sponge Cloths, for dish washing or car cleaning, etc., 22 x 22, for 2/3 halfdozen. , Heavy 18in Retinned Toast Porks, or suitable cook's forks, 3 prongs, worth 1/- for Bd. Large Retinned Oblong Wire Cake Coolers!, worth 2/6 for. l'/6. I CaJce Icing Syringes, with tubes, for 2/6. J ■' * Large Sound Tin Orators,; worth 1/-, ■for Bd. 500 Fire Shovels, for lid each. 500 Shoe Trees, for 4d each. Shaving Brushes, wonderful value, -for 9d. Boys' and Youths' or Men's Double Watch Alberts, guaranteed to wear like silver, fo? 1/-. Worth 2/-. Crown Tops ftfr Ale Bottles, 1/6 gross. Corks for Ale Bottles, 2|d dos. Sets of English Stainless Carvers, 3-piece, real IvOriiie Handles. Nothing better could ' possibly be made, in boxes for 21/-, and in leather cases for 25/-. These are worth 10/- to 15/- each more. Money refunded if not absolutely satisfied. ■> Beautiful Cake or Fruit Dia&es,]Mtre centres and hand-painted /■ scenes, with' handle in centre or side, and • three divisions, 9in fliam. Worth 12/6 for 5/0. s. r 1 Cask of English Hand-painttd Pishes, choicest designs. Worth 1/6 to 2/6 each, all to go at lOd each. Great Bargain. Ladies' Dressing Combs, British Xylonite, worth 1/- for-0d each. 120 Paper Caws for 44. ;: ■>; ladies' British 7/8 pair Brushes, Xylonite, highly, reewfaonded for Xrnas Gifts, for 3/6. Double Suede WatehGuards, worth 2/6 for 1/8. r - AREAL TUffAE aiTT—A Box of English Toijet foaj?; Ni|ht Scented Stock, Jasmin PleurV 'lilae, worth , A/y to 4/6-for Rubber Gloves fftrj/^pajr. Sylko'SeY^tteß'forr-Sdpaeket. SsitWs Scales, wiiigh. 381b, with white enamel dial, worth IS/? , Antique CopperT««?ot Stands, large sise, for lOd, 'worth'. 1/6. Mtoer »wad Knives, •'•served >■ edge, Rosewood Handles, , worth- 3/6, for %f-, ,* -Bannister BrusJHty "Red ..Backs,, worth ; '2/SY6* l/8i ' ' a Da&Sf' B£rab&, fceftyy ,dopbl« Winged, ,■ i • Glass Pepper and Salt. China Tops, for lQdPfti|\ " - : 50 to 100 percent, on your Children's Toys.' We recommend yoi; " V send yotir order right away. If ' far any reason whatever. jrou are not satisfied", return and Ton* money will he refunded. *TrulytbS values we are ' offering- ar© w6nd®xfttl. A£l worth for 10/--Children's- Toy Spades, 1/- for • 6d.'Ste'eJ Blades,"wood handles. Fire En£iHe, " with extending ladder, " T £3s In * PM<jo«k- Blue, or Lavender. worth 10/6 for 5/11. In PeacQCk Bluej Amber, or Lavender. All Bqucaking. ' _ Teddy Bears, Iflta, worth. 12/6 for 7/6. In Peacock Blue, Amber or Lavender. All squeaking. . . ?9in Large Kewpies. Worth 30/-, ror 14/6. , . Children's Books, stiff covers, playtime, series, worth 2/6 for VS. _ Aeroplanes, with wings, worth 2/6 for 1/3. •• ' Electric Spark Motor-cars. They spark as they run. Worth 3/6 for 1/J)m • . Children's Faxicy Swsshades. Worth. 3/6 for 2/3, . \,- Dolls. Less than the manufacturers cost price. Unbreakable,. Walking and Talking, and dressed 20 in overall, large a* big babies,' Worth 12/t> for 6/- each. Sedan Motor-cars. Worth 2/6 for 1/3Not Sags of Boa4#» JSma* Tree X>eeorati6n, with ctilom'SQ o angle* or, necklet attached, The beads are more of a brilliant patter?) a 'l and colours «nd-large worth 1/-, for 6d, including brilliants, and necklets or bapgles, On oar recommendation, buy a few bagsr of thesf. Over; 120, brilliants in each bag. AH am threaded.