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Evening Star, Issue 18161, 29 December 1922, Page 8

WOLFENDEN & RUSSELL, PROGRESSIVE GROCERS, KING EDWARD STREET, SOUTH DUNEDIN, Extend to their Patrons the Season’s Greetings, and in all sincerity wish them a Bright and Prosperous 1923. More reasonable Grocery Prices will lessen the cost of living and help towards this end. New and Seasonable Stocks are available at prices lower than has been the case for years. NEW SEEDED RAISINS, “ Pansy ” brand lOd pkt NEW SULTANAS 10d lb NEW SEEDLESS RAISINS 9d Jb XMAS PIAMS, fresh shipment, small size 1/3 lb OX TONGUES . . - 3/11 tin SHEEP’S TONGUES 1/6 tin ORANGADE, delicious summer drink , a . . . . . 1/6 bottle 21b tins CORNED BEEP, ready for use „ t , . 1/3 tin

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