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Evening Star, Issue 19952, 23 August 1928, Page 15

Picturesque Spring Millisiery Ctias’Mlsig Styles Lovely Colours 3 ffV ms> N=* MJ <SP" © P <f)P •or r cOP ALL NEWLY-ARRIVED SPRING AND SUMMER HATS, in the smartest and most wearable styles and the newest colourings. Crinolines and Capelines, Silk Visca, and Crochet Model and Ready-to-wear Hats, in nil their delightful variety and chic. BEOWW, EWING’S o£ Frluees Street, If You Wart t® Bay,' Why Not Buy at the Lowest Prices ? The Purchasing Power of your Money, when Expended for Groceries and Provisions, goes farther at War delis* ! The Fullest Measure in Value is given in Highquality Goods , as the following quotations bearwitness• A NEW SHORT PRICE LIST. f •tAi ». cl, .1. 2 0 6 0 4); 0 2i 0 Si 1 4 0 4 0 4 0 4* 1 8 Peaches, prime quality, large tins Ensign Seeded Raisins, fresh fruit, superior quality Daphne Seeded Raisins, very good Rice, the best, per lb Cornflour, best English, per lb . Sunlight Soap, per packet Icing Sugar, per lb Castor Sugar, per lb ... ... Loaf Sugar, per lb Shelled Walnuts, best white, per lb We always stock MACONOCHIE’S HERRINGS. They are much the best, the Herrings in Tomato Sauce being particularly good. These prices arc exceptionally low, as we wish to make room for New Season’s Fish. Fresh Herrings, lib tins ... >*. ... 9 8i Kippered Herrings, lib tins ... 0 U A Bonus Coupon Given wills Every Cash Purchase. Herrings in Tomato Sauce, lib Has Red Herrings, 12 fish in tin, very cheap ... Macouochie’s Salmon and Shrimp Paste, “Trident” brand, large jars Libby's Pork ana Beans k, 1 0 0 10 JAM! FIRST QUALITY ONLY! JAM I No second grade Jam comes into onr stove. For “ best quality ” wo are confident that our prices are lowest. Assorted, lib tins 0 9 Assorted, 21b tins 1 5 Assorted, 2lh jars 2 0 MARMALADE. Jvciller's, 11b tins 1 0 Keillor's, 21b tins ... 1 10 Keillor’s “ Little Chip,” lib jars 1 2^ Keillor's “ Little Chip,” 21b tins ... ... ... 1 10 Keilier’s “ Little Chip,” 21b jars 2 1 Please ask for Free Samples of our “ OneProlit ” Teas, great value, at 2/3, 2/6, and 2/9 per lb. WARDELL BROS. & CO. GROCERS, TEA & PROVISION MERCHANTS, 'GEORGE STREET. TELEPHONE 13=939.

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