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Evening Star, Issue 19713, 14 November 1927, Page 12

me R«y XMAs r I That Xmas Pudding The Bowl it’s to be mixed in. Most people agree that the very best bind of kitchen mixing bowl is tbo lovely Buff color earthenware variety, as sketched, Cream color inside. Here they arc, look, at the D.I.C, in six sizes, '‘"‘'-E- -'W-’ 1 I/11, 2/3, 3/6, 4/6, 6/6, 7/6. Of course, a Wooden Spoon to mix. it with—6d, Sd. 10d; 1/. ■ Short of tea towels ? Sundry Utile howls and Jugs which help to hold the puddings ; contents . LITTLE BROWN DELFT'.BASINS, for the Eggs and Fruit, Bd, 9d, Idd, lid each. BLUE AND WHITE STRIPED BASINS.’ ■ 1/,: 1/3, 1/6, 1/11, 2/6, BLUE AND WHITE STRIPED JUGS. 2/3, 2/6, 2/11. WHITE PUDDTNG BASINS. : Sd, 9d, 1/, 1/6, 2/, 2/3, 3/ cadi. sec these. Ready Hemmed 25in . x 36iu AU Linen Eor- ■ far TEA TOWELS. • ' 1 6 for 8/11. 36in UNBLEACHED CALICO, for PuddingCloths (no dressing). 1/3 yard. A Pol to hoil it in. BLACK IRON POT, lined enamel. 7pt —9/. ;iopt-10/9., ALUMINIUM- POT.. -A lOpt- —12/6, Gpt—B/6, n ua.itJ The D.I.C. for Crockery & Hardware.

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T he World and his Wife have their smart shoes fitted with ‘ Stick-a-Soles.’ Thin, light rubbers that outlast leather . . . invisible. i.'W ■' f \ ■ r idinn .Enlirc'y Of - all Bootmtn Agents; GUTHRIE, BOW RON & Co., Ltd Dunedin. JlSn'.ijli With PHILLIPS SOLUTION

H.Z. FOE €®c FIRST FLOOR, HANNAH’S BUILDINGS, 24a GEORGE STREET. 'Phona 10*890. Late Night Fridays.

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