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Evening Star, Issue 18532, 15 January 1924, Page 10

FRUIT Preserving IS IN FULL SWING, GET BUSY WHILE FRUIT IS CHEAP AND SUGAR PLENTIFUL. WE HAVE ALL NECESSARY UTENSILS FOR SUCCESSFUL JAM MAKING AND FRUIT BOTTLING. ALL HIGHEST QUALITY GOODS AT BEDROCK PRICES. Brass Preserving Pans, in three sizes, 13/3, 15/6, and 16/9. Enamel Preserving Pans, 11/6. Large Shipment of Aluminium Preserving Pans arriving next week. Mason’s Well-known Preserving Jars, with Porcelain-lined Screw tops. Pints, 9/ dozen; quarts, 12/ dozen; IS/6 dozen; wide-mouth quarts, 13/ dozen. Jelly Jars, 2/9, 4/, and 5/6 dozen. Jam Jars. 11b, 4/6; 21b, 6/6 dozen. Jam Spoons, Jam Pot Covers, Spring Balances. SPECIAL.—THE HOUSEWIFE’S FAVORITE CLOCK-FACE SCALE, weighing to 201 b. OUR PRICE, 9/6 EACH. VALUABLE COUPONS WITH EVERY CASH PURCHASE. Wolfenden and Russell’s DEPARTMENTAL STORES, SOUTH DUNEDIN. Telephone 1,831. Telephone 8,185.

BILIOUS SUBJECT FINDS GENUINE REMEDY IN DR MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILLS. “My sister,” writes Miss Daisy I. Richardson, H Snmmexhays street (off Church street), Palmerston East, “ first recommended my using Dr Morse’s Indian Root Pills, as I was subject to biliousness and constipation. I lam pleased .to say that I found these pills most effective in combating those complaints, and I can now recommend Dr.- Morse’s Indian Root Pills as a genuine remedy to any sufferers from biliousness and constipation. I am an old resident of Palmerston North.”— [Advt.]

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