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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 283, 3 November 1925, Page 15

A C '?«*' the £ncb of the Caj'th! the. y come to the Housewives of New Zealand! When planning to cook something particularly nice and dainty, you’ll be greatly helped by using these choice :pices* Their purity, strength of flavor, ind high quality hare made them the avorlto brand: Ginger, Cinnamon, Clove*, Pimento, Caisla, Cirrawayi, Mixed Spice, Mace, and^Nntmeg. g’s "! Be sure you get D. STRANG. LTD.. Manufacturers, Invercargill. JfeatM {jjoilefy (Doubt® Is M C jOp domestic. Same as well-known ‘Domestic Junior,’ but has extra top, which provides more j cooking space. Price, £8 5/. , Other styles to choose from. Methven’s, Ltd., Makers, Dunedin. WHOLESALE: PLUMBERS, LTD., Wakefield Street, Wellinoton. Don’t just say SOAP, say “LABORLITE" and get the best. make CaborllU your "UlasbiDord »> Laborlite Bar Soap is a fully matured soap that does it 3 work thoroughly yet is so pure it cannot harm even delicate fabrics. . No scrap fat is used in Laborlite Soap—only fresh fat from animals slaughtered under Government supervision. Laborlite Soap Powder makes washing easier because it quickly loosens the dirt and leaves the clothes sweet and clean. It is so effective you only need half the usual quantity. So next time say— Soap Look for the Check Packets and Wrappers. 15 JENKINS GOOD looking, reliable, economical —Morris Cowley. That’s why its Phigland’s most popular light car.— Carl Ncilscn, George street.

Closing Down! LINOLEUMS—BEST BRITISH MAKE, STILL FURTHER REDUCED TO CLEAR. ’ >No. 1 LINO 7/6 per yard No. 2 LINO ... 7/- per yard *ONLY A SMALL QUANTITY LEFT SO GET YOURS TO-DAY. - I THE BALANCE OF OUR BEDDING, BLANKETS, FURNITURE, A $ ETC., AT RIDICULOUS PRICES. - • EVERYTHING REDUCED. i SHEPPARD’S I Genuine Ciosing-Down Sale,

fh _ J!i& p@!' 4 K 2: or 'X I S 5 ri «« m »•» M; W a\ \ \ \\ )sw* V N K^>. gA V* S' ss*. \v2 \ \ X X > as EOWCATtON RtPOHT ALCOHOL AKB THI HI V BOOY AHB fIMBRW OIU’JlfMi/IALI tf-.tlflTCS iti. DOWN ike ROAD " It is no good spending hundreds of pounds in the education ,of children and then setting traps for their feet just when they are least able to meet them." Mr. E. C. Cutten, S.M;, addressing the cil of Christian Congregations at Auckland, 3rd June, 1925. The Education Institute says that the Liquor Traffic is "Educations Worst Enemy." The State insists that the children in our Schools shall be taught that Alcohol is a poison, physically, mentally and morally destructive. The State licenses the JJquor Traffic that ensnares thousands of the brightest and best of our young manhood and womanhood. YOU Are The State Your vote can remove THIS trap in the road of life. Will you not cast it in the interests of the children coming down the road ? Vote Prohibition 2520