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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIV, Issue 38, 13 August 1942, Page 6

KEEP FRESH EGGS FRESH : with OVOIINE First make sure the eggs you buy are Fresh. Then with perfect confidence you can Ovoline them for use next winter. Months after, you will mat be able to detect them from new-laid. Ovoline has been on the market for over forty years and daring that lengthy period, it has never bad a failure. Be wise ! Keep fresh eggs fresh with OVOLINE PASTE or LIQUID. II PERMANENT of berat* cul« wwm ttar» la which w« •pedallM. \ • Consult o» for \ %£»• aenad advlec. V?^ IvlV* Z*^ *MI«m« McKeowcn) X\go^^ 250 Lanilrton Quay ""^ PhoiM 42-227. PERENNIAL PHLOX Our unique collection including all the latest importations is truly outstanding and absolutely unrivalled in the Dominion. Set 36 named varieties include flame, cerise, violet, plum red, giant salmon, orange scarlet, crimson, lavender, etc. 1/6 each. Set \2 Named 15/-. Finest Mixed (unnamed) 12/6 JAPANESE IRISES The easiest grown of all Irises but preferring full eun and a position not too dry— will actually grow in water or bogs. Huge Clematis-like flowers, 6-Bin. across on 3ft. stems and delightful for cutting. Shades of light and dark blues, plum red, russet, lavender, pink, cream, violet, etc.; mostly beautifully veined or marbled with deeper shades. 1/6 each: Set 12 .sorts for 15/-. Illustrated catalogue free. HARRISON'S Box 1, Palmerston North.