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Evening Star, Issue 19764, 14 January 1928, Page 12

Fruit Preserving and Jam Making AIRE MORE PLEASURABLE WHEN THE RIGHT UTENSILS ARE AT HAND, Our 1928 supply of requisites has just been opened up. Prices this year are very moderate. See display in Crockery Depart* meat before you decide to purchase elsewhere. JELLY JARSWithout tops, slb, 1/6 half-dozen; lib, 2/ half-dozen. Tin tops, ilb, 1/0 half-dozen; I.lb, 2/3 half-dozen. Three sizes in nest, Jib, 11b, 21b, 6/3 nest of half-dozen. JAM JARS- 4 , 11b (tie-over), 2/ half-dozen; 21b (tie-over), 3/ half-dozen. PRESERVING JARS— Genuine Mason’s, pints, 4/9 half-dozen; quarts, 5/9 half-dozen. Wide-mouth tops, 3d each. Dominion Preserving Jars, quarts, 4/6 half-dozen; { gal, 6/6 half-dozen. SCALES— Clock Face, 9/. Weighted Scales, up to 21b, 14/6; up to 41b, 16/6. PRESERVING PANS— Brass, large, 17/6; small, 16/: highest quality. vf., : Aluminium, large, 25/; extra heavy quality. JAM POT COVERS—IIb, 6d per packet; 21b, 8d per packet. RUBBER RINGS—SmaII, 6d per packet; large, 8d per packet. JAM SPOONS—Large, 9d; medium, 7d; small, 6d. Valuable Coupons with Every Cash Purchase, W®lS@ffldeii & Russell BUSY BIG DEPARTMENTAL STORES, SOUTH DUNEDIN. Dial 22-849. Dial 22=848.

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