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Evening Star, Issue 18259, 26 April 1923, Page 5

A mwmSS V» ,' vr?«< A-Av^-—delicious and energizing /iyf ffi&r : ft 7 ' - a ‘ i\. ■'.i-.Vc.AAH, Serve pie like this to your men folk —you’ll win the! 5 immediate approval. For this is Sun-Maid Raisin Pie, which means a pic that’s more than merely luscious. The big, plump, juicy raisins are full of nutriment that immediately restores the energy sapped by a busy day. Raisins furnish food-iron also —good for the blood. Always buy ’ * 4 *1) Raisins p bAI ijiiii j 1 \j “ ifll the finest and most delicious. Seeded and Seedless, in packets at all grocers. S jIJ i. r iIS> t i iu- i J Jt Ft) ft o 'll 'Pf s f feaii Ec y Is in evidence when your GROCERIES are Purchased at our Stores. FOR QUICK, EFFICIENT, SATISFACTORY SERVICE AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES WE STAND SECOND TO NONE. NOTE A FEW OF OUR EVERY-DAY PRICES i ••f *** *«* O-Codar Mops—Largo size ... Small size ... Pink Salmon—Largo tins ... ... Small tins ... ... Morton’s Herrings in Sauce, largo ... „ w Sardines in Pure Olivo Oil ... ... ... m Pilchard’a,, large tins ... M w Fine English Cocoa, per lb ... ... Turban Packet Dates ... M m Sugar or Milk ... ... ... ... »*, j**« *** t;. d. 7 5 4 10 0 8 0 6 0 H 9 9» 1 n DELIVERY FREE IN CITY AND SUBURBS AND TO WHARF AND RAIL. .wsMßßsmma GEORGS STREET. Telephone £22. ©TOOK EXOHAICGE. CARBIIV ROAD. Telephone 1,621. Telephone 2,&L2. mte&ssaasemis3Bß^fWm'®sisiai9ss3s&aißmammmmßasasaßßaßaßKsaaa dl , PA/.' w - M ryrs » i WC* 7* ■%I T' '.V'"', ! Nfv —A helpful and charming c&* cessory to a perfect pot of Tea. She is most enthusiastic about Roma Tea and cays, “I can always tell when there’s ‘Roma* In the Teapot, it gives off such a frag* rant, inviting Aroma. H Hie TEA <co with AROMA MTjwirr-’. NO TANNIN DUST HAINCS 6S itsehokl recess Our Stock cf Household Wants la largo and varied, and wo can guarantee the quality and oar prices are right. ENGLISH CHINA (TPS AND SAUCERS—3/ to 13/8 per half-dozen. ENGLISH EARTHENWARE CITS AND SAUCERS—6/0 half-dozen. ENGLISH EARTHEN WARE ODD GDl’S—'l3d each. 6/in, V‘l e.-idi. GLASS SWEET DISHES—6d, 6d, V , ~n i. i . ijeach. 0M * m /’ft. : Vys :i s::k'■.■;>.,/ S."'TT , “ . 1 GLASS BUTTER PLATES—fid each. GLASS COVERED SUGAR, BABINS, from 1/3 each. NICKEL SILVER TEA SPOONS—ft'3 per half-dozen. NICKEL SILVER DESSERT SPOONS AND FORKS—O/0 per half-dozen. NICKEL SILVER, TABLE SPOONS AND FORKS—2/S per half-dozen. TINSEL POT SCRUBS—CiS and Od cadi. BRILLO ALUMINIUM CLEANER—I/8 packet. HOUSEHOLD GRATERS—CiS each. SußOf Pf M UtifO mm «■#<& QEQBQE STREET (rmr Hamver street), LTtKVESCIKfi trs t ?** ja v /n A b i\ £i%» \ij2 i C.H ll %LP *> „ y y; W&aS-Gir 4Ctl -ivA- \sJf KLf KLS VPtRitM f "Tußtr Vlri it 'ti HtALTK RISro.TINA V| \f£l «... An Invigorating, Refresliing, and Delightful Tome-Drink! A Safeguard Against Sickness ! This pleasant and Popular Saline keeps the Blood Pure and the System Cool and Healthy, ft Is jL very Beneficial for the Relief of Headaches, Bilious (c\ Disorders, - and in Febrile Complaints allays the ,FII {j K£KJ>T'(OSt;£.FtME:£(!<C. NCW/WJWO ORU3WUB Feverish Condition. It is a most Enjoyable Beverage g and its use prevents the breaking out of Pimples and Skin Eruptions so common at the change of Seasons. (i Wp?J 2//S At ell Chemists. Be snro and as!s J& \V / for “.Oanior’o.” v. m