VERNON SMITH THE IRONMONGER in GEORGE STREET is selling A BALL-BEARING BRITISH-MADE AMERSHAM GARRET SWEEPER, with self-cleaning Brush, for 32/6; railed, 1/- extra. These nave a co:id oak case and four rubber corners to prevent damaging the furniture. A SPOON LESS TEA CADDY measures a neat teaspoon every time it ts tipped. Price, 2/6; railed, 6d : extnu RATOPAX is a sure dosroyer of mice arid rats,'but is absolutely harmless to human beings, domestic animals, poultry, or game, Price, 2/-; posted, 3d extra. LIPPED GLASS MEASURING JUGS, measure i, £. i, J, J> and t cup; also marked in ounces. Price,. t /■; railed, 6d extra. One of these is most useful when baking. These are worth buying: A SQUARE CAKE TIN, 7-inch, t/-; posted, 3d extra. 8-inoh, 1/1; posted, 3d extra. 8-lnoh, 1/3; posted, 4d extra. A JIFFY RATCHET TIN OPENER for 1/3 (posted, id extra) is one of the most useful articles in the kitchen, All one needs to do to open v the tin Is to clip one of these on, turn the key like winding a clock, arid this aotion cuts the top out and . burrs the edge at the same time. It Is fifty times easier to move a table or OOUCh if it has BALL-BEARING CAStORS. We have them at 2/- and 2/3 set, reduced to 1/6; posted, 3d extra. These sets are slightly rusty, but otherwise in perfect order, A KITCHEN AID Is another of the useful gadgets for kitchen use. It: has a number of uses—for scraping the batter from mixing basins, scrap* (ng plates or saucepans. Price, 1/-| posted, id extra. Call and see this. A NON-DRIP VINEGAR OR THIN SAUCE BOTTLE; price, 1/4; posted, 4d extra. This is so ingeniously made that you pour the contents cut without removing the stopper, and there is no drip afterwards on to the cloth. We are otlll selling those splendid COVER ALL COPPERED SPARK GUARDS for 0/9; railed, ed extra. CENTRE-DRIVE DOUBLE EGGBEATERS are always used. Prises, 2/3, 3/3, 4/-; posted, 6d extra. Calf and we will show you how good these ire. SKELTON’S HEDGE SHEARS.— Light, Sin. 8/8; Oln, 7/3, Heavy, 9ln, 7/0; iOin, 0/6. Railed, l/- extra. SKELTON’S LADIES’ HEDGE SHEARS, 6/-; railed, 1/- extra. Advertising is the greatest disuibu- . live, informative, alid educative power of the present day.
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Evening Star, Issue 21784, 28 July 1934, Page 19
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