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Evening Star, Issue 21570, 16 November 1933, Page 8

* *^&? £ '; : ' : ' •rr^::‘ yjmm. ’.’f .• -ft* it" »s««* * Km m ; V^W«. ; wiW.-*W>4.»*»--' S. EUF - HELP SAVE AND SHOP m T f . >J'V. t - tSSf!* ‘yr^. r *'Mi:3M y.*rf rw ,-W,. These Prices are the Lowest in Town. EVAPORATED FRUITS. SELF HELP is ceaselessly buying in enormous quantities, from all parts of the world, highest quality goods to keep full the shelves of its 140 Stores. In this huge buying it naturally follows that our buyer obtains substantial reductions in the shape of discounts and special prices. These reductions obtained by Self Help are passed on to you in the form of low prices. - FOR QUALITY GOODS AND LOW PRICES SHOP SELF HELPI 11b Finest Clover Honey. 1 large packet Dates. 1 pkt Biscuits. Dried Apricots, per lb 9d Dried Apricots, per lb ... lid Dried Peaches, per lb ... 11d Prunes, per lb ... 4d, sd, 8d Crystallised Cherries, jib, 7d Preserved Ginger, per lb, 10a PEACHES, large tins 1/APRICOTS, large tins 1/PINEAPPLE, “ Bullock Cart ”- 2 for 9^d PINEAPPLE, "Prizewinner” BARTLETT PEARS 9d, 1/1 PLUMS 6d GOOSEBERRIES 6d PASSION FRUIT, bottles 10d JAM, 2lb tins, assorted Hcl JAM, 2lb tins, apricot 1/HOPS, per pkt M SHEEP TONGUES, C.M.C. 10d HONEY, 51b tins 2 /6 WEEK-END SPECIAL! All for !/■ PROVISIONS. SELF HELP Superfine Butter, per lb, lid " Kiwi ” Bacon Rashers, ner lb, lOd Mild Cheese, per lb 7d Matured Cheese, per lb, lOd Green Peas, large tins ... 6d 140 BRANCHES SELF HELP SOAP, first grade sd, 9d HUDSON’S EXTRACT, large pkt 1/11 BORAX, per lb 4:1 CLOTHES LINES, rope, 40ft ‘lid CLOTHES LINES, rope, 60ft 6’d CLOTHES PEGS 1 dozen 1/WASH BOARDS, zinc 2/8 WASH BOARDS, woed I/ 5 TOILET ROLLS S a V', LYSOL 4oz ’ 7d POTATOES 251 b 1/FLOUR, 25’s 3 / 3 SUGAR, tA., 70lb bag 16,C FOOD SPECIALISTS SELF-HELP 140 BRANCHES GROCERY &■ PROVISION MERCHANTS THc FIRM THAT DOWN AND KEEPS THEM DQWN ONLY FIVE WEEKS TO XMAS Once again the Christmas season, with its thoughts of good-will, is almost with us, and many’ are now -starting to think of gifts that will be required for the many weddings that are taking L th ‘ s . and also of gifts that are given as tokens of friendship- in our large and well-selected stock we have numerous lines that commend themselves cn account of their usefulness, attractiveness, and moderate price. Here are some suggestions and examples of our values in really suitable goods. Electroplate and Cutlery. We have a selection of Stainless Cutlery from the best known Sheffield makers. Stainless Knives— Desserts, 10/6, 16/6, 17/6, 18/6 Tables, 12/6, 18/-, 20/- 1-dozen. Stainless Spoons and Forks— Teas, 3/-; Desserts, 6/- £-dozen. Tables, 7/6 Heavier quality— Teas, 3/6; Desserts, 7/6 £-dozen. Tables, 10/6 A 1 Sterling Silver Plate, 25-year guarantee— Teas, 8/6; Desserts, 17/6 |-dozen. Tables, 22/6 We have a good range of Cased Goods which make nice gifts. Cases of 6 Teaspoons, 4/6, 6/6, 7/-, 11/6. Cases of 6 Cake Forks, 5/6, 7/6, 9/-, 12/6, 14/6. Fish Eaters, 22/6, 30/-, 37/6. Fish Servers, 18/6. Carvers in case, 15/-, 17/6, 19/6, to 47/6. Soup Spoons, 14/6, 22/6, 30/-. Wo have a lovely selection of E.P. Ware just opened. They comprise the latest designs shown at the British Industries Fair. Teapots, 25/-, 30/-, 37/6, 40/-. Tea Sets, 3 pieces. 65/-. Tea Sets, 3 pieces on Tray, 70/-. Crockery and China. We have a wonderful range of Crockery, and it is well worth your inspection. All the goods quoted are BRITISH MAKE. Tea Cups, Saucers, and Square Plates, butterfly handles, 5/-, 21-piece Tea Sets, 42/6. Roslyn China Tea Cups and Saucers, with Square Plates, 4/-, 4/3, 4/6, S/-. Tea Sets, 21 pieces, with Square Plates and latest designs, 25/-, 35/-, 37/6, to 75/-. Royal Aynslcy Fancy Cups and Saucers, with Square Plates, exclusive designs, 10/6 to 45/-. Dinner Sets, 32 pieces, Griadloy’s Famous Ware, straw cream self colour, 32/6. Others at 45/-. English Wayside Blue (Special), 6 Printed Cups and Saucers, with Plates, for 7/6. Small Butter Plates, sd each. Small Fruit Pishes, 6d each. 7in Sqbare Fruit Dishes, 1/- each. Sandwich Trays, 2/- each. Sets of 3 Jugs, 6/6 set. Cup, Saucer, and Plate, Wisteria design, 3/-. Crockery and China. Octagon Shape Salads, 1/9 each. Octagon Shape Fruit Dishes, 8d each. Sets of 3 Jugs, in rich colours, English scenery, 12/6 set. Cups, Saucers, and Plates, 3/-. Sandwich Trays, 3/6. Sandwich Sets, 6/6. English Cold Edge Cups ant) Saucers, 4/6 J-dozen. White Semi-Porcelain Dinnerwar: Dinner Plates, 4/6 £-dozen. Entree Plates, 4/- i-dozen. Tea Plates, 2/9 -}-dozen. Coupes, 3/9 Open Vegetable Dishes, 1/3 and 2/6 each. Forrester’s 21-piece Earthenware Tea Sets, 16/6 set. Glass Vases, 2/-. Glass Rose Bowls, 3/6. Class Salad Bowls, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/9, 2/6. Glass Sugars on Stem, 1/6 each. Heavy Cut Semi-Crystal Salad Bowls, 4/6 and 7/6 each. All the Crockery quoted is of the very best English manufacture, and the designs and decorations aro of the very latest. GRAY HARDWARE CO. LTD., GEORGE ST. % e Healthy Cleanser Biggest Value in Carbolic Soap McLEOD BROS. LTD., MANUFACTURERS. ADVERTISING THE ‘EVENING STAR,’ DUNEDIN. Benefits the Public THE primary instinct of the Advertiser is to benefit himself. That is natural. To do that he must benefit the public. That is praiseworthy. 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