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Evening Star, Issue 16675, 6 March 1918, Page 3

S££ && m w* m iSS #s« .IF BUY JARS, PANS, and COVERS now. Owing to limited supplies, many late buyers will be disappointed. Inspect the variety of Sundries stocked. Low prices for high-quality goods. If JAM PANS, 10/6, 14/6, 18/6 up. LATEST JAM JARS, large sizes, 12/, 15/8 dozen. RUBBER RINGS, 6d and 9d. JAM COVERS, 9d packet. WOOD SPOONS, 6d, Bd, 10d. BOTTLE CUTTERS, 1/ each. SCALES with Weights, 9/. SPRING BALANCE, 1/. Your Patronage Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed. mm tmmw-$m w& wsm mm JSS pSfl'tx ■gm&*> RATTRAY ST., GEORGE ST., GARGSLL ROAD. ing You cannot afford to miss: Sale Time at the Harris Shoe IT You are always in need of Footwear, so it will pay to purchase more than one pair at our Sale. Footwear is still rising in value. SALE POSITIVELY CLOSES SATURDAY, 2nd March. EVERY PAIR REDUCED TILL' 2nd MARCH. 135 KING EDWARD STREET* mum riais m. 'mz m i 'i, l£Rl i|| ISltl I m s^^BSIaSB iti JiajCMLaa tefßMt^jjfiaa 3»m f*fc£t ms; &£'s $m t"> tMw Whenever you buy T The superior goodness of "K K Jam is proved in every package. No matter where you buy a tin or jar of "K " Jam, you can depend upon its Fruity Flavour and Perfect Purity. Our chief aim is Quality—our goal is to have pleased and permanent customers. The public have faith in "K-* Jam because it is always of' Uniform Goodness.