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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 167, 29 June 1912, Page 2

Ballinger Bros., Ltd. qPHE QUESTION OF THE DAY, AND EVERY SUCCEEDING DAY IS : HAVE YOUPURCHASED FOUR BUTTER, CHEESE, AND GENERAL GROCERIES FROM OUR STORE ? IF YOU HAVE. YOU WILL FEEL HAPPY, BECAUSE YOU WILL HAVE THE FINEST BRANDS THAT MONEY CAN BUY, AT PRICES THAT WILL MORE THAN BEAR COMPARISON WITH THOSE YOU PAY FOR INFERIOR QUALITY GOODS. S BUTTER— Famous Dcliar.ee ” brand fee tory. Our Cash Price 3/3 LB. BACON--Dimock? Celebrated Wiltshiraeured, machine shred PER IJD. LB. CHEESE— Fwert Factory, full cream PER LB.

JELLY CRYSTALS— Full weight, assorted flavours SEVEN ]_/. PACKETS PRUNES— Finest Quality ' PER gD. LB. FIGS— Splendid Value PER 3XD. LB. DATES— Quality very fine THREE J/- PACKETS SEEDLESS RAISINS—PER LB. gD. 3 LBS. SEEDED RAISINS—PER PKT. gD. 3 PKTS, j/g CANDLES— English. 160 z., best value ever offered in Hastings PER gD. LB. SOAPS— Cook’s English Toilet PER BOX gD. 3 TABLETS Laundry, best quality PER J()D. BAR PER 56 LB. jjy. BOX

BOOT POLISH— Hunkydory, large tins . z PER gD. TIN ENGLISH SPECIALITIES. COOMBS' EUREKA FRUIT SALI NEy-Cooling, refreshing, invigorating PER g/. BOTTLE COOMBS’ CELEBRATED SELFRAISING FLOUR PER SD. PKT. COOMBS’ SPONGE CAKE MIXTURE —Unsurpassed for Swiss Rolls, Sponge Cakes, Victoria Sandwiches, etc. PER gD. PKT. COOMBS* LADY’S CAKE FLOUR —The triumph of prepared Cake Flour PER gD. PKT. COOMBS’ CUSTARD POWDER— In packets TWO gD. PKTS. In tins PER gD. TIN COOMBS’ BLANC MANGE POWDER—In packets TWO gD. PKTS. In tins PER QD. TIN COOMBS’ VANILLA CREAM— In packets TWO gD. PKTS. In tins PER gD. TIN

M R ~ WE TRADE ENTIRELY H..D. 0N OUR QWN PRICES 'QUOTED IN LISTS AND ADVERTISEMENTS. CASH GROCERY AND PROVISION i MARKET, I HASTINGS. I PHONE 318 P.O. BOX 139. I i I 4 MAN, or Munetimas A WOM A * May be in doubt as to where they

shcnld have their prescriptions and family recipes prepared. They are no longer in doubt afte they have once patronised our Phar- [ macy. It is true in many instances that » ?heap article is in the end a very ex pensive one. But never is it more true than in tM purchase of medicines. A cheap dru« is always expensive, because you cansot get result from medicines that hart lost their medicinal properties from old age. i OUR STOCK IS ALWAYS FRESb I and in prime condition. REMEMBER, our Pharmacy con • trains every article pertaining to ari “ up-to-date ” Drug Store. The Purl est and Best Drugs and Pharmaceuti i cal Preparations, the Finest Perj fumes, the most modern Toilet Pre- > parations, and an immense stock of Toilet Soaps and Toilet Requisites. I J. W. BATES THS FHABMACX • HASTING*