' I ' When you turn Baking Days into Self- "^^^™Uf^BM^BjH|^^^^^ ((( V 7/ Help Baking Days, then success comes /C^""'^^^_____^^^^^^^^^^V - into the kitchen. Every baking re- L33\/^\3^^^K^^^-Y\. _\ quirement—Baking Powder, Essences, v^VVTy ..'2^^^-?:;''nsN -~3BAAA\ Cake Fruit, etc.—that comes from x&^~~P:~^3) ' Self-Help is pure and reliable—and xt^S?^ the most economical you can buy. \J_i^^^ SELF HELP LABEL IS YOUR GUARANTEE Self Help Baking Powder, s^d. and I/I tin Self Help Custard Powder, lOd. large tin Self Help Cornflour .... B^d. per lb. pkt. Self Help Canned Peaches .... 1/2 per tin Self Help Honey I/- perxarton Self Help Jellies ........... 5 pkts. I/Self Help Malt Extract .. 1/3 and 2/3 jar Self Help Canned Apricots, 1/2 per tin Self Help Fruit Extract, lOd. and 1/3 bot. Self Help Marrowfat Peas .. 3£d. per pkt. Self Help Flavouring Essence, Bd. per bot. Self Help Worcester Sauce, tOd. bottle Self Help Cocoa . . 6d., I Id. and 1/8 tin Self Help Skin Lotion 1/9 per bottle S#lf Help Coffee Essence, 1/2, 1/6 bot. Self Help Laundry Soap, Bd. and 1/2 bar i ■———^i^———-j— —^—— BOYS AND GIRLS! "1 DONT MISS THE LAST SELF HELP, 2ZB, REGENT PARTY OF THE 1937 SEASON. A Monster Programme hat been arranged, including Benno and Betty and Bob Burridge with hi* two pals, Sammy and Sally. These Parties ara closing during the hot weather, and will re-open about March, 1938. SELF HELP, 2ZB, RADIO REVEL, commencing 10 a.m. ' REGENT THEATRE. SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS Golden Grove Canned Peaches, I/I tin Flour 6lbs. ifa Pineapple, 4£d., od., 7_rd., lOd. per tin Currants 6d. pertlb. IA Sugar 18/-per 701b. bag Sultanas..; 6£d. per lb. Desiccated Cocoanut s£d. per lb. Lemon Peel „ Ild. per lb. Wilson's Jellies 4d. per pkt. Icing Sugar .., 4d. per lb. Savoy Paste 6d. and 9d. {ar Crystallised Cherries 6£d. per Canned Pears 1/2 per tin Ground Almonds 9d. per _rlb. Prunes From 4d. per lb. Seeded Raisins 7^d. per pkt. JAMBS SMIXJBIS" i Work Quality into your Q® I LADYSHIP Mi wools JjO< V fj.3 !*'» * waste of precious hours knitting up inferior wool. IQ] f lfl£fts *» Always be on the safe side—choose Ladyship. You'll approLJy *d>*7L4nA? ciate the extra finish, perfect uniformity, and absolute / •\^ g \ ft reliability in wear of "Ladyship." And you'll take pleasure ♦ 7 .i^ f)A\ »nd pride in knitting such high-grade wool. You'll find the ji'~m^S&+if<x2 X perfection of the yarn reflected in your work. You'U find, *& too, that the lovely appearance and wonderful wearing I /^OlflltTVvrCM qualities of "Ladyship" will endorse your choice. f Wu^^ Ladyship Chubby Wool - VI I &3J><UK ___! A heavy Sports Wool for Men's Cardigans and Pullovers, in \ Ml Navy, Fawn, Brown, Wine and Royal. Ideal also for bah- \^^ "Vt^Jl^, JM i OS » co _ covers, bed jackets and dressing gowns, in shades £jl 0 f White, Pink, Blue, Green, Salmon and Maize. yra jr Konont Jersey Tweed - l' 3 \^Wf§ r fjlß An excellent range of shades, and light and dark mixtures l^-W I ' sJrAf\ tOT JumPers *n^ Cardigans. mP^*t^/\) Ladyship Konont - - - X- "*» '<[ J-^fTX'f \ A hard-wearing and good washing wool for Pullovers, Car- \ \ digans and Men's Sox. / / Vii Ladyship Sheenella -- I' 3 { L 1 -X a-P'y Silk and Wo°l mixt"re» suitable for babies' wear /Y\ and li K,,twei«ht "'digans, etc. Also smart mixtures for \ l/Al —'/ men's sox. ;^ i/a| Ladyship Ripplesheen -K4 oz. \ '" A new Silk and Wool mixture in a most unusual crepe V effect. Ideal for babies' wear, bed jackets, etc. In White, Pink, Salmon, Green, Yellow, Sky, Powder Blue, Apricot \jfej^7 Ladyship Babyship - - I^s oz. I 'li^w/ ■ Tne Per'ect woo' for H" Ir.'ants * Knitwear, bed jackets, et<%, C\ ,,-btA". • .('YjL *n 2» 3» and *-Plvs in WhWe and dainty pastels. v^^^^j Ladyship Babybright - K5 oz. I y^T^^^X^T A beautiful soft wool with a silk strand. 3-ply. In White, C -iJvi Daby B,ue' Primrose > Betty Blue > Pixie Green and Baby /VjET/ } \ Pink. For babies' wear, bed jackets, etc. V Ladyship Holiday Wool - I'l A good range of gay shades in a" 4-ply non-shrink wool, |ii« made especially for bathing suits. Fast colours. Belinda P- K6 Ladyship Primrose Fleecy, I'A quick-to-knit wool for women's and men's sports wear. A new silk and wool , mixture for Cardigans T f f • • 'r» I • a and jumpers. Ladyshtp « txclusxve to — JAMES SMITH'S-
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 108, 3 November 1937, Page 24
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