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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 16 March 1939, Page 11

ualdii of SELF-HELP TEA 10-30 All ZB Stations 1 V THi fiOTJSI p'iii ft v&j)m Pei«r MacGregor Is a lonely, apparently embittered old man. but with of gold. When still a struggling moulder in a steel mill, he fell in love, but Alice, the beautiful girl, was called to her mother s death-bed in another state, and Peter never saw her again. So now. wealthy and retired, he his physician and friend. Peter takes a fancy to Jerry Smith, a youn; deal which gives Jerry funds to realise I doctor Before leaving he asks Peter tc mother's. Peter looks at the picture insid Peter adopts Jerry and his entrance mtc has a mellowing influence. Jerry falls in daughter and to the delight of both the h Patricia. Dr. Roberts' morning at 10.30 and enjoy this vivid drama. Radio’s most dramatic feature— (rows more popular every day Don't Min "THE 801 SE OF I'ETER MAf (.lIEI.OII " Self-llrlp Tea always fresh Mountain grown under ideal conditions. made from only the finest selected buds, blended specially for Self-Help, and shipped fortnightly i'3 - I'4 - pkt.

THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS ! (17th to 23rd March) Self Help Soap, large bars. Usually 1 /-. Now ] ()d bar. i Starch, loose. Usually lb. Now St. Mungo, large. Usually 1/4 packet. Now X/l P ac ket.

Jelly Beans Boz 6d. Aulando Chocolates 7oz 6d. Blackballs 7]d lb. Wrapped ToflFees, assorted 7ozs 6d. Fruit Pastilles 7 ozs 6d. Licorice Allsorts 101 d lb Jellies, Sheba 2d pkt. Jellies, Self-Help 3d pkt. Jellies, Wilson’s 4d pkt. Jellies, “Lushus” 6d pkt. Fruit Extracts, Self-Help lid bottle. Fruit Extracts, Dc Luxe 1/3 bottle. Self-Help Tea 1/6, 1/4 & 1/3 jib pkt. Self-Help Baking Powder Sjd and 1/1. Self-Help Custard Powder 10jd tin. Self-Help Peaches 1/2 & 1 3 tin.

Libby’s Pickles (Mustard) 1/3 bottle. Libby’s Pickles, Home-made 1/5 bottle. Libhy’s Relish .... 1/3 bottle. Libby’s Sweet Mixed 1/3 bot. Libby’s Gherkins 1/6 bottle. Libby’s Green Peas, large 1/- tin. Libbys’ Pineapple Juice 84d tin. Libby’s Tomato Juice 74d tin. Salmon, “Chum” 7d & lid tin Salmon, Pink 8d & 1/1 tin. Salmon, Red 9d & 1/4 tin. Salmon Sockeye “Captain” 1/1 Herrings and Sauce 8d & 1/1. Oysters 1 2 tin. Savoy Bacon 1/4 & 1/5 lb. Cooked Ham jib 7d. Ham and Chicken Luncheon 1/- lb. “Morah” Margarine lOd pkt

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