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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 13, 17 January 1922, Page 9

A HINT from the D.I.C.— — What about jam-making? Done anything: yet to replace the Preserving- Pan you vowed to give the " go-by" when the next jam-making: season came around? v If not, the D.I.C. is ready to meet you with all requirements in this direction and a.thousand other directions in household hardware needs. The list below mentions many an article you may wish to replace, and for which you were unconsciously awaiting a ■ reminder. What about going- into these little matters of home business rig-ht away? • : First—Jam-making and D.I.C Requisites BEST ENGLISH ENAMELLED KETTLES— <6/6, T/i, 1/6 WHITE ENAMELLED PUDDING BASINS— lid., 1/3, 2/3, !/•, 3/-, and 3/6 ■ ■■ - / ALUMINIUM PRESERVING PANS-Very strong- 27/6, 32/6 ENGLISH ALUMINIUM'SAUCEPANS— From 3/6, 3/8, 5/6, 0/6, 11/6, «ri 14/8 , Extra larg;e sizes— 11/-, 84/6, 31/6, and 35/-. BRABY'S ALUMINIUM KETTLES— 20/- and 22/6 JAPANNED TEA TRAYS—Large size . 4/6 Fine Quality TISSUE TOILET PAPER- 7d. Roll Large Variety ENAMELLED TEA POTS—AII sizes STRONG GALVANISED RUBBISH BINS- 12/6 and I.T/6 RUBBER HOUSEMAIDS' GLOVES—Good quality ft/0 pair BLOCK TIN COLANDERS-' , . . ;' .. 3/0 D-I-C Wellington § Here's Extra-Special News from Patrick's , Direct fro*n England per S. S. "Arawt\ splendid range of New Foulards In particularly smart patterns.' These foods are in great demand and are Selling rapidly. At Patrick'sspecifl little figures every yard will speedily vanish. Read Patrick's Pruned Prices 311^.4/11 Colours—Navy, Nigger Brown, Saxe Blue, Sage and Pale Green, Helio., Copper and Orey—also Black. These lovely materials come in Spot, Floral and Allow desigiw. SEE SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY D.S.PATRICK® CO. CUBA AND VIVIAN STREETS >