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Evening Star, Issue 14185, 9 October 1909, Page 12

PUBLIC NOTICES SARDINE PACKING. It would appear that many of the so-called Sardines that find their way to this market are not Sardines at all, but are. pilchards and sprats. So keen has the competition become that many packers, to reduce cost, buy fish caught out of season or fish that has gone slightly off through being kept too long before being preserved. The reader may remember the rancid flavor of some Sardines which upset him, and may be interested to know that this was due to the fact that Cotton Seed Oil has been used for packing the fish In. Unfortunately storekeepers all the world over, In trying to go one better than their competitors, are induced to buy cheap goods, and in catering for this trade many of tiie packers have descended to using Cotton Seed Oil In place of Olive OH, and this toothsome delicacy has suffered in consequence. The largest packers in Scandinavia are Messrs BJELLAND AND CO., who employ 1,000 people in their six factories, and whose output for last season was ten million tins. This firm has built up an enormous business through steadfastly refusing to pack any but the highest grade of Sardines, which are preserved in pure Olive Oil, and by special permission of the late King Oscar they adopted His Majesty’s name as the Trade Mark for their goods. “ KIKC OSCAR” SARDINES may be bought to-day in every store In the Dominion of New Zealand, and we venture to say that once a housekeeper tries this brand she will never again go back to the rancid Cotton Seed Oil variety.

LIGHT SUMMER WEAR FOR LADIES at the m Drapery Supply w Assocn,* George Street, Bargains LOVELY NEW GOODS JUST LANDED at the Drapery Supply Assocn,, George Street, ex Rafeaia Owing to the wet, unseasonable Summer in England, our London Buyer was able to secure late in the season a number of Fashionable Goods of very Beautiful Character at prices much under the usual. These have fust arrived ex Rafeaia, and we arc now offering them at positively Bargain Prices —an opportunity which Ladies desirous of Purchasing Summer Garments would do well to take advantage of. The following are a few of these Attractive Lines. WASHING COLORED ROBES, COSTUMES, AND BLOUSES. 25 Ladies' Dainty Print and Zephyr Costumes, trimmed embroidery, some with three rows on back and front of Blouse, in plain and stripes; Blues, Pinks, Greens, Helio., Black etc 9/11 each. Some are worth 21/. ’ A Very Smart Blouse Suit of Striped Zephyr, as illustrated, good vldTO ty ’ a 1 ° rS ’ 13/11 ea ° h ’ These are wonde rfully |ood Our Range of Prices for Washing Dresses runs from 7/e White EmbroWered Cambric Dresses, with embroidery square yoke back and front, two rows of embroidery down front of ctit-f and fonr folds of ra .teri.|, 16/1, each. Zvy IfeS styles of Lawn and Muslin from 14/11 to 29/6 J Kerens White Embroidered Blouses A very laree ranc-c of ti,... u ing Blouses from 2/11 to 25/ each. g theSe Cham ‘

CHILDREN’S GALATEA AMD GIRLS’ CHIP FLOP HATS. Just opened! Very Pretty Hats for Children. A Fine Pedal Straw Galatea, with bands and bound edges of Green, Sky, Navy, Brown, and Black Ribbon, arid with cords and pompoms of the same color. 4/6 and 4/11 each. each. Other Styles from 1/6 to 6/6 each. 10 dozen Girls’ Fine Chip Flop Hats, in White with Black edges, Black with White, Champagne with Brown, White with Sky, all Black, all Champagne, etc., at 3/11 and 4/11 each. The same very prettily trimmed with small roses, etc., and soft ribbon, from 10/6. A TIMELY BARGAIN IN PRINTS! Soft Pure-finish Cambrics, White Grounds, with Green. Blue. Jolack, Hobo., and other'stripes. 3sd. Worth 6}d. ro°£ ULAR DR ESS FABRICS. v a™ received a fresh lot of Silk-striped Wool Taffetas, in new design of stripe, a softly draping, very beautiful stuff, the colors are Reseda, Green Cinnamon, Brown Navy, Mole, base Blue, Olive, Biscuit, Paon etc. 2/n and 3/6 yard. SUMMER DRESS tWEEDS AT a RALF - P T R ' CE - A ND LelsA Mixed Lot of Summer Light Grey Dress Tweeds, bought job, and worth from 1/11* td 2/6 To be cleared at 1/ a yard all round. FANCY DEPARTMENT ATTRACTIONS. New Goods Just to Hand. Ready for the Coming Holidays. EMBROIDERIES! EMBROJDERiESI Comprising Camisole Embroideries, All-over Embroider** wh. Insertions for front of Blouses, Headings, Waved Edo 4» many others. All marked at btoderotePriceL Edges ’ and BELTS AND BAGS. “ eyer-mcreaamg trade in Belts and Bags. In Belts, the most fashionable are the Galon Belts narrmr H (all colors), and Plain Leather in all colors; Whit© Kid Belts i yß j. J umc et p- mvite inspection of our well’ selected novelties, and you will certainly not be harassed to In Bags, liw Nellie Stewart ” is the most DODul&r oni n colors at 1/9. AlWeather Peggy Bags. Muff &fc, Wrist Bags, ete. Wt have over 1,000 Sags to ohMcorw’ Prices, from 1/ to 12/s. s cnwsd fro®. GEORGE ST., and at South Dunedin*