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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20137, 5 January 1940, Page 12

0 ..r 'a \ is & l?sss> :i n ;il i um lei ae f Calling All Good Housewives . . . to get busy with preserving pan and ladle—fruit of all kinds is ripe or ripening . . . and holidays or no holidays, the pantry must be replenished ! at the PTORES “Widemouth” Special FRUIT JARS— Lipped rings for easy removal. Packet A ALUMINIUM PRESERVING PANS 12/6 t 0 25/“Judge” Brand ENAMEL PRESERVING -16'6,18'6,25'JAM SPOONS—--od. and Each JAM JAR COVERS— 4^Cellophane with Rubbers and Labels. “Salter’s” Clockface scales— 13/6 Spring Balance, with Tray— 2lW ASBESTOS MATS— 6 d ' Each “CERTA”— 2/. Bottle PRESERVED GINGER—--1/4 lb STOCKS OF DRIED FRUITS— Apricots, Peaches, Nectarines — NEW AND FRESH ! 1 m sms SI Over 100 of this summer’s smart HATS To go at ea. Balance of a Big Purchase ! Holiday Wear! SUN SUITS—in bright colours. 5/11,7/6,9/11 ODDMENTS—in Ladies’ Shorts. Only small sizes. 2/11 Fashionable PIXIE CAPS—for motoring. each 2/6 LOCKNIT SLICKS to wear under shorts and slacks. 2/6,3/3 pair EEZEES and EEZEY PANTEES 3/3, Pair Ladies’ S.W. Wms., and O.S. FLANNEL SLACKS Dark Brown, Navy, Bottle Grey and Maroon. 22/6 pair - Cash Stores Values