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Grey River Argus, 23 October 1939, Page 3

——O' Salf-H«lp make* z Cleaning quicker... tatltr... Self-Help Soap 8d and 1 with cleanser* and polishe* I For quick, sure cleaning. Produces a marvellous lather. that are so thorough, »o easy to use — and to inexSsIIHIS<HH|P IOF 1/" pensive. Go to Self-Help Convenient size cakes that do not crumble. for » complete stock of all the Spring Cleaning Helps Washesß 7d and 1/7 you need-You’ll be amazed

For a high polish with the minimum elbow-grease. For how ,mall the Cost wlll be ” furniture and linos. how easy and thorough tho job they'll do. Brasso lid tin U * Tried and trusted friend to all brassware. Polishes in a twinkling. LUNCHEON SALMON 5d tin. COOKING SALMON 7d and lid tin. PILCHARDS 7d & lid tin. DELICIOUS COOKED HAM /.....2/2 lb. LIBBY’S TOMATO JUICE 71d tin. ASSORTED PICKLES 1/1 & 1/6 Jar. LIBBY’S HOME MADE PICKLES 1/5 Jar. THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL I 21bs. 30-40 Prunes Hid

SALISBURY PASTES 61d & 9d Jar. MALT VINEGAR 91d bot. PEELED PEACHES 1/1 lb. SHEBA DRINK EXTRACTS 9d bot. DE LUXE FRUIT EXTRACTS 1/3 bot. CONFECTIONERY FEATURE I LIQUORICE ALLSORTS— gozs gj I SUNSHINE GRAVY SALT 6d tin. GENOA CHERRY CAKE 9d lb. LOOSE TEA 2/2 lb. WORCESTER SAUCE 6M, Bd, & 1/1 bot. CANNED PEACHES 1/2 & and 1/3 tin. CANNED PINEAPPLE 6d, 8d & and lid tin. IDEAL MILK 3id & 8d tin. G.B. CANNED PEAS . 8d tin. Self Help Pageant of Spring See it Safely by Rail . Now is the time when Nature puts her best touch on the “Wonderland of the Pacific.’’ Now is the time for New Zealanders to enjoy marvellous glimpses of their country from the cafe cosiness of a railway carriage. A cheap little holiday of one day, or a week-end in I new scenes, or a real holiday of a week or two or longer—that is just the right kind of tonic for everybody—the best of “spring medicine.” The railways help you to get that refreshing “time off” which strengthens you for the workaday “time on.” Take a Tonic Holiday by Rail