Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Evening Star, Issue 17959, 4 May 1922, Page 2

Judged by Results! „ For downright satisfaction || there's no brand of Culinary 0 Essences equals 4 Kiwi. ’ /' in cooking and baking Jfh they do the “it. Ji L wife every credit They are thrifty in use and cconom-lyF* ical. because Full \ Strength and Absolute-/’ \Sy Pure. > R Get the Right Brand, in a. Flat Panel Bottles. \aSold t>v Grocers and “T^jT \\ Storekeepers. ii 8 Rich, Fruity. FLAVOURS! The Housewife’s Reputation lor baking- Delightful Table Dainties and Delicacies and cooking "Lovely” Puadings is easily maintained by the aid o) these Essences. Think ol the variety possible when one has a choice .from the toilowing Flavoura: LEMON. VANILLA, PINEAPPLE, l/ALMOND, STRAW. BERRY. RASPBERRY CINNAMON, .-no/ ■•A F RATAFIA. I rf i f - to £j\S)jnm p» 'V t ) Jv'iF I '' iifHvbiVJßwAlW A, ill • X " V 'vta-j r-ni LVi ■ vtf I ii 8 f- i '..-Sky'' . 4 a v. avatar '&X' " n 1 i [ZZj,. MJJ L ike Qtam ot fieartk&Mcme was ever enhanced by the sweet, wholesome cleanliness attained by the use of Hudson’s Soap. In the old days it was the tiled floor which was kept so spotlessly clean with Hudson’s; now linoleum and oilcloth bear witness to its virtues. Since Hudson’s Soap was first used, many things in the home have changed considerably—but (he love of cleanliness lies with us yet. That is why Hudson’s Soap still has pride of place for all home cleaning, for washing clothes, for washingup after meals. IN PACKETS EVERYWHERE «®T f!> yv? <y;w cnEWH, /‘Kpt «an k /JSJ& py?! u u u m Hbys)! I liiMiFoS/WFir. Ml Ci f.l\& or R. S. HUDSON LTD., Liverpool, London, and Petone, N.Z. 17 v r- j i p r^ jftiLi-*],jiL ituw .iIT Si' B B iWiffipeviST Sim Pair Si Every ii. au c ALL OUR UP-TO-DATE LIKES AT 13} per cent DISCOUNT (2s 6d in £) FOR CASH. MANY OTHER LINES BELOW COST TO CLEAR, SOME SPECIALS: LADIES’ PA. TENT COURT AND STRAP SHOES. Uimally 87/6 and 40/. Now 20/, LADIES-’ GLACE OX SHOES', plain toes—22/6 to oleer, LADIES’ GHSY SUEDE SHOES. Usually 88/6. Now 30/n LADIES’ VELVET SHOES—I2/6 to clear. LADIES’ SATIN EVENING SHOES, just landed— 2B/8 flash, LADIES’ WHITE KID EVENING SHOES-— l3/9 to CktSfl, MEN’S WORKING BOOTS from 18/6, 22/6, 26/, FOOTBALL BOOTS—I7/6, 20/. DITTO, English—2o/. MANY OTHER LINES—CALL IN AND INSPECT, ’ i (SteICST taitil* ttii' CUj> fjL, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN (Near Octagon). 17 c do Repairs Neatly ruts Qulohly. »CT H V» fj M /I TiY vm b i. ; i |.3NVI vv l&i ii/W HtH Ofl IJtk 1 sj- vlf'li Oi Ufl .lE. ii Mi SALE POSITIVELY CLOSES ON MAY, 6th. m’p fii!Tia^|| “**a r ; -- ;th Vf 17 §>tA s irVi- ILrfS ® HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, CROCKERY, CHINA, Etc., OF HIGHEST QUALITY. SrAteFLAFY ’'l s•. ii V>F?F;.: ’’i -:-F r 'y rrttr/O' V''“ et;lr',r.rT"ywrs .r. Lowest Yet Reached DINNERWARE, White Set--26 pieces, 50/1 32 pieces, 54/6 { 45 pieces, 65/. DINNERWARE, Famous Blue Shang Set— 26 pieces, 65/ { 32 pieces, '/3/1 45 pieces, 105/, CHINA TEA SETS —2I pieces, 25/ ? 32 pieces, 27/6 and 32/6 ) f 45 pieces, 35/ lo 70/, Fee our SPECIAL BREAKFAST SET; marvellous value at m im Also Kitchen Utensils, E.P. Ware, Travelling Trunks, etc. LINOLEUM AND FLOORCLOTH offered at. very low prices, Usual prices, 8/6 10/6 12/ 14/ 15/. Sate prioesj 7/6 8/3 10/9 12/6 13/, THE BEST IS BEING PICKED OUT. CALL EARLY ! CALL EARLY ! Gcirntry Orders u-arcfßlh/ atul promptly attended to. *ntu GEOROE STREET AMD RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN.