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Northern Advocate, 28 September 1918, Page 2

"SNOWDRIFT' IS WORTH MORE THAN ORDINARY FLOUR. DON'T BE YOU. . - OFF IT. We find that several would-be purchasers of SNOWDRIFT have been told that it cannot be obtained, and they have been induced to take some other brand. It is possible that a good many others have had a similar experience. THEREFORE WE —WARN PUT ■:i any grocer ceiis you that he ~.;.; gei. -SNOWDRIFT". Flour ...■ . -.. . v /.•:■!. iOtJ BELIEVE xjUu, lie has a motive of his own rcr putfing you..on to something, else. He can get plenty of 'otioW DRIFT" from us. Tons 'of it. Our new mill is going at almost- full capacity turning out f!o;? Lhat't- "different/ flour that's stronger, flour that's purer, brighter in coiour, and better in EVERY WAY than any other flour you ever saw or used. INSIST On being supplied with BYCROFTS "SNOWDRIFT' ("The Flour that's Different.") And you WILL get it. *00000000000000<K>OCK>0<>OOS I A PRETTY AND INEXPENSIVE GIFT. ~ QENUINE £NGLISH $ pEWTER gOUVENIRS. \ Witches' Cauldrons. \ Loving Cups. s Salvers. ? Serviette Rings. c Tankards. 5 Buckets, etc., etc. ? 2/6 to 5/6 each. < Now on Display at S - F. W. R EED ' S > (Next Bank of New Zealand) \ You are Invited to Inspect. <f # <M><>CKKKK><>CK>o<KKKK>o<>o<>o<> * i ! f=[- -T—• izzljrO-BAK-^zj |—t TABLETS z—l For BACKACHE AND LUMBAGO. 2/6 PER BOTTLE. J. S. WOOLLEY, CHEMiST-OPTICIAN AND KODAK DEALER, WHANGAREI AND KAWAKAWA.

Hris-'c dpinnnd for "NO RUBBING" '-• iT«|.i, "GOLDEN RULE" ■•'•fiLDEN RULE" Candles— .:■..-- Uvit (U/lip.-hfc t'vory housewife. —J. Harrison and Sons.