End. the Torture of | JOINT PAINS « Stop living in awful agony caused by | 3 Pains in the Joints. Get nd of the poisons S 3 in your system, especially excess uric acid, a S which cause sharp stabbing pam« in tha E back, inflamed swollen joints and those | down-dragging body pains that make j |M your life a misery. . S There is only one way to end your living- SJ ffl torture. You must prompt the kidneys to g ffl expel from the system the poisons that raa M cause your pain. You can do this quickly flgd 0 by starting with De Witts Kidney and rH 8 Bladder Pills at once. In 24 hours* you K| S 3 see results. Persevere and your dreadful torture will be banished for good. ggj DeWITTS I M KIDNEY AND Oil | C gS BLADDER 17 ■ fc ia H Sold'at 3/(5 & 6/6. The finest remedy M Wg for kidney trouble and all its symptoms— m bad backache, rheumatism, sciatica, lum- M KS bago. joint pains and urinary disorders.
HOUSEWIVES* GUIDE (Issued by members of the Master Grocers' Association) ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THE FREE GUIDE TO BETTER BUYING.
NOW, pr ' LISTEN TO ME W ''ll AFTER all my shopping experience, I ought to know where to get f -gjMOfrfe- T Wife the best groceries ot a considerable •Ji % t ' ’01383 saving in time, effort and money. , And, believe - me, I do. My local grocer has the most comprehensive • range of the choicest, freshest groceries at prices which one cannot help '3 but save on. And the attentive ser- 1 vice I receive either in the shop or by |® ' •';> W® phoning my order is greatly apprecioted I con assure you. Make a ,4&&SI&P change to-day and shop at your local SERVICE, SAVINGS' M AND SATISFACTION F | WL GUARANTEED. i .
The fruit and vegetable market in Wellington remains brisk. Potatoes are ah showing signs of blight and are not filmin'' to any extent. Tomatoes are still plentiful and in good demand, and there is an abundance of apples. Meat puces are unchanged and, apart from* eggs, grocery and provision prices are steady. There is a shortage of A-grade eggs, and these are now selling at 2/3.a dozen, grade are 1/10, and pullet eggs are 1/5 a dozen. Fruit and Vegetables, . ■ Apples.—Delicious, • 4/- to 6/- Cox’s, ■ 4/- to 7/-; Jonathan, 3/- -to 4/-; Graven-.; stein, 2/- to 3/-; cookers, 4/,- to 5/6, Kidd’s, 3/- to 4/-; pears, L.8.J., 6/- tn »/-; Box’s, 3/- to 4/-; Winter Coles, 4/1 ■ to 6/-; Conference, 2/- to 3/-; peaches, 5/- to 8/-1 quinces, 9/- to 12/6; lemons, 10/- to 16/-; grapes, 6d. to l/o alb.. Cape gooseberries, 5/-. ■ . , • Vegetables.—Tomatoes, 1/- to .3/7, parsnips, a dozen bunches, 4 /- to 10/b, leeks, 7/- to 8/-; carrots, 1/6 to 2/-., rhubarb, 3/- to 4/-; beetrot, 1/6 to 2/-; turnips, 2/-; water melons, a dozen, is/to 24/-; carrots, cases. 3/- to 4/-; marrows. 1/6 to 3/-; cabbage, 4/- to 7/b; beetroot. 2/6; silver beet, 2/-: parsnips, 5/- to 8/-: spinach, 2/6 to 6/-, leeks, 5/6: swedes. 2/6 to 5/-; lettuces, 7/2 to 11/6; cucumbers. 2/- to 3/-; beans, 2/to H/S); neas, 6/- to 10/6; peas, sacks, 10/- to 17/9; pumpkins, 4/- to 7/-; cabbages. 3/- to 13/-; potatoes, 5/- to 6/6, onions, centals, g/- to 12/-; kumeras, a bag. .5/--Groceries and Provisions. The following quotations by the Wellington Master Grocers’ Association apply
WELLINGTON CUT. ' .1. R. Paton. 11l Austin St. Tel. 50-181. Mrs W. .1. Grlnlinton. 59 Brougham StTel. 53-427. J Thawley and Son. 290 Cuba Street. Tel. 50-774.' , _ , Bon Ton Store. 22 Adelaide Road. TeL 50-644. H. Allen. Davis Street. ' W .7 Lane. 73 Hawkestone Street. Tel. ' 40-367. C. H. Ashworth. 17 Holloway Road. Tel. 50-158. Walrarapa Farmers’. Lambton Quay. Tel. 43-043. , Tilling and Co.. 77 Wallace Street. Tel. 53-145. Wardell Bros.. Willis Street Tel. 41-14 L ROSENEATH. B. R., Doyle. Koseneath. Tel. 53-420. Roseneath Stores. A. W. McCutcheon. Tel. 53-424. ORIENTAL BAT. Wilson’S Supply Stores. 252 Oriental Parade. Tel. 51-528. KELBURN. Plant and Bennett. Upland Rd. Tel. 26-294. W Griffiths, 44 Upland Rd. Tel. 26-2b6. Johnsen’s Stores. Ltd.. 66 Northland Road. Tel. 26-568. , , A. Hogg. Tunnel Store. Northland. P. R. Hazlewood. Upland Road. lei. 26-951. ~, , T. Faulknor. Plunket Street. Tel. 27-75 L MIRAMAR. ' J E Furness. Darlington Road. Miramar. Tel, 16-808. HATAITAL, J. F Turnbull. 1 Moxbam Avenue. Tel. 52-101. KILBIRNIE. J F Bralley. Bay Road. Kilblrnle. TeL 14 r 753. W H Bayly. 62 Kilblrnle Crescent. Tel. 24-323. G. W Blair. 227 Coutts St. Tel. 17-547. S- C. Benge. 142 Onepu Rd. TeL 16-469. Gunn and Co.. Onepu Road. Tel. 10-397. ISLAND BAX. Barnao Bros. Parade. Island Bay. Tel. 24-507. LYALL BAY. H. W Nelson. 186 Queen’s Drive. Tel. i 17-663. ' KARORI. N. A. Jenkins. 86 Karon Road. Tel. 26-385. H. Wadsworth and Son. 156 Main Road, Karori. TeL 26-702. , SEATOON. P. H. Latham and Co., Ltd., 35 Falkirk Avenue, Seatoun. Tel. 16-121.
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