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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19731, 2 September 1927, Page 6

THE MARKET BASKET. irn Dans,une RETAIL in the Flavour. a r.uinF FOOD PRICES. 2m Crystals I A GUIDE FOR HOUSEWIVES. LkJ i » »i» The following are retail prices of foodstuffs current in Auckland yesterday:— FLOUR, ALL BRANDS, STILL AT LOWEST PRICES. 1001b. Bags 20/501b. Bags .. 10/6 251b. Bags .. 5/6 12Jib. Bags .. 2/10 6 Jib- Bags . . 1/5 lldeal Brand Bacon Cuts at, various prices—From 7|d lb. bypiece. .Shoulder Rashers—l/lb. Uib Primest Rashers—--1/6 per lb. Universal Brand Candles—loid. Universal Matches, British made—3d per dozen; 7/6 gross. Universal Soap, highest grade, nothing better—l/ 3 per bar. Universal Nursetie Soap, to suit the most tender skin —lid bar. Universal Cornflour—9d lb.; 121b., 8/6. UJ Universal Tomato in Sauce—Small Size, t£2 lOd; Large Size, If 1/3. ii |H Universal Malt Vinekl gar—lOd per bot. Ie ' Universal Teas, unlOrrAcl surpassed —At BM ITTT I 2/-» 2/6, 3/- and ■ ■> ' 3/6 per lb. Universal Coffees—2/-, 2/3, 2/6 per lb. Universal Mocha, pure—3/- per lb. FOR QUALIirY, PRICE, AND service: we lead. [We Collect and Deliver your orders, all Districts, City, and Suburbs. DOUBLE Liquid Grate Polish. Liquid Metal Polish. Made in England.Ctace used they advertise themselves. ll ! your grocer does not stock them, write to tlie sole New Zealand Agents: K. C. JORGENSEN Sc. CO., LTD., 34, Customs Street E., Auckland. Sold by all Leadng Grocers and Merchants. INSIST ON HAVING THE BEST. Rockman's Silica MILL WHITE im,. F AINT Is Indeed a notable advancement in cold water paints. It has a covering capacity of 300 to 500 square feet per gallon, covers all stains or patches, and will not rub off. With the addition or a small quantity or oil, " Mill White" may be used Tor exterior work, inquiries invited at J. S. Dickson & Sons 16, Pitt Street, Auckland. vjTkX time FOR /»f "A SALE. /*> 2 \ T , , k I \ Time is the J Q I i I measure of life. \ ® I Time is more \ jQ £ J than money, for \ / where can you >. 7 XL. buy back a -X yesterday > But the N.2. Bagwash sells you many to-morrow's time for youth and beauty, for living a more fully and richer life—that is what the N.Z. Bagwash offers. Will you buy? One Address Only; 60-66, FEDERAL STREET. Phone 43-719. Eat HANSEN'S Bread. BEST MONEY CAN BUY. Phone 45-018. Factory: 144, DOMINION ROAD. gmmmmiimmitiiiiinimaiiiiimiimuiniimiifiiumiiitniuimmimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii: m IBS Jhe Heah Biscuit* <!>y • TRY BREAKFAST THE WEET-BIX WAY. SUNDAY. What's nicer than poached eggs served on Weet-Bix, sliced in hair and spread with butter. MONDAY.—To start the week well, two Weet-Bix in a bowl with hot milk. TUESDAY.—Serve them with milk and add honey or golden syrup. WEDNESDAY—Toast two WeetBix in oven and serve with melted cheese. THURSDAY.—Try sliced bananas with your Weet-Bix and milk. FRlDAY.—Another delightful variety is Weet-Bix served with peaches. SATURDAY.—Serve hubby's WeetBix with cream, and &dd a few fresh raisins. mimwmiimimmMmimmiiMinwimiiiuiiiMiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiniiMmii BUTTER AND CHEESE. Butter.—Factory: First grade, Is 7d per lb.; second, Is 6d- Farmers', Is 2d. Cheese.—ls 2d to Is 4d; more matured. Is 6d. EGGS. Fresh hen eggs, Is 8d per dozen: duck eggs, Is sd. BACON AND HAMS. Bacon.—Best, Is 6d per lb.; in cuts, 7£d to Is Id; in rashers, Is 4d to Is sd. Hams.—Whole, Is 3d; in rashers, Is 8d; cooked, 2s 4d. Shoulders, cooked, Is lOd. MEAT. Beef.—Sirloin, 8d per lb.; rump steak, lid; beefsteak, prime ribs, rolled chuck rib, sd; corned round, 6d; tripe, dripping, suet, 6d. Mutton.—Leg, hindquarter, 8d; loin, 9d; shoulder, 6d; forequarter, sd; leg and loin chops, lOd; neck chops, 7d. Veal.—Fillet, lOd; loin, 8d; shoulder, 6d. Pork.—Leg lid; loin, Is; chops, Is Id. Sausages.—Pork, 8d; beef, 6d. Rabbits.—ls each. FISH. Fresh Fillets.—Schnapper, terekihi, trevalli, 4d each; kingfish, 9d per lb.; John Dory, Is per lb. Fresh Fish.—Each; Gurnet, 2d to 4d; cream fish, 2d to 3d; schnapper, 6d; trevalli, sd; mullet, sd; flounder, 4d to 1&. Fresh Fish, by weight.—Lemon fish, 8d per lb.; terekihi, 4d; hapuka steaks, Is; hapuka fins, 6d; kingfish steaks, 9d. Smoked Fish.—Best terekihi, 8d per lb.; best schnapper, lid; mullet, 9d; trevalli, sd; kippered fillets, is 3d. Crayfish, 4d to 8d per Jb.; oysters, 2s 6d per bottle; whitebait, 9d per glass. VEGETABLES. Potatoes.—New, good-sized, 6d to 7d per lb.'; small, 3d to 4d. Old, 81b to 101b for Is. Onions, local, 81b. for Is; swedes, 121b.; kumara, 51b. Cucumbers, hothouse, Is to Is 3d each; artichokes, 2d per lb.; pumpkins, 2d; celery, cooking 3d to 4d per head, best table Is. Carrots, turnips, beet, parsnips, Id to per bunch Cabbages, 2d to 6d each; cauliflowers, large 6d to lOd, small 2d to 4d; lettuces. Id to 4d. FRUIT. Apples.—Dessert, 3d to 6d per lb.; cooking, 3d to sd; pears, dessert, 4d to 6d; cooking, 4d. Tomatoes, Island, Is 6d per lb.; passion fruit, Is 6d; grapes, Sydney, Is 4d. Bananas, 4d to 5d per lb. . Oranges, Island, Is 6d to 2s 6d per doz.; poorman, Is 6d to 2s; mandarin, 8 to 14 for Is. Lemons, 8 for Is. Rhubarb, 6d per bunch. Try us for scissors l|j of all sizes, that Jj cut well and M/j keep a good edge. SPECIAL OFFER to readers of this column. LADIES* WORK SCISSORS, 6 J in., best Sheffield (England) make—s/6 value. OFFERED AT 3/6. Post Free. Scissors Sharpened, 1/-. Postage, 2d. Robert A. Gummer, Cutlery Specialist, 151, Queen Street, Auckland. (Next Herald). J-'STELUVJENKS p r Ue, f CloN** Drtjir>S !, Cabinet No More Worry in Wet Weather. Electric Clothes Airer ready to plug in. L. JENKINSON, Plumber, 144, Victoria Street West. AUCKLAND. Call or Phone for Free Demonstration. Illustrated Catalogue Free on Request. not just / ORDINARY J C Clean and Fresh in Silver Foil. Write for Free Sample to P.O. BOX 1372, AUCKLAND C. Aickin & Sons (Auck.), Ltd. coalA tOiiUT V\ WAIPA COAL is Double Screened by electricity at our Mt. Eden Depot. Same Price as Ordinary Coal. ;\ C ° V \p* V & The leading Heater of to-day, leading - in value, leading- in emciencv, and,leading in beauty. Electric and Gas Models In Stock. Call and let us demonstrate. J. S. Dickson & Sons 18, Pitt Street, Auckland. PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWERS. will save you money in the end because of their self-sharpening crucible tool steel blades and minimum of repairs. PRICES: Pennsylvania Eiectra—--12 in. Min. I6in. 60/- 65/- 70/Pennsylvania CI American—15in. 17in. 19iri. _ £6/5/- £7/5/- £B/15/Stocked by all Ironmongers and at the Sole Agents: MASON STRUTHERS& CO., Retail and Wholesale Hardware Merchants, CUSTOMS STREET (next Waverley Hotel). TRY THIS RECIPE —so delici9us! —so economical! "Anchor" Treacle Scones Mix together dry—lib. flour, lib. wneatmeal, 2 he'aped tablespoons " Anchor" Skim Milk Powder, 1 teaspoon carb. soda: rub in 3oz. "Anchor" Butter, make a print in flour, add Jib. treacle, i pint water. Mix together, and make Into a dough as Tor scones, and bake as usual. Dishes and dainties containing: "Anchor" Skim Milk Powder are more appetising, mce tasty, more nourishing. Get a tin of "Anchor" Skim Milk Powder, and you can cook without being dependent on the milkman. "ANCHOR " Skim Milk Powder m The Choicest Butter —in the Most Convenient Packing. Delfclous " Anchor " Brand has the creamy flavour and wholesome purity that make it the favoured Butter in the majority of Auckland homes. Now packed in " HandyPats " —two separately wrapped hair-pound pats, In the one hygienic carton. "ANCHOR" BUTTER "The World'# Beat." Ask your Grocer for the " HANDY-PAT." "Friendship " PEANUT BUTTER The World's , Finest. A valuable food, delightful, nutritious, and economical. For home and picnics. SOVEREIGN GREEN PEAS. Green Peas, with all the fresh flavour, 1 just as they cotne fVyi. from the garden. I&2SH Cooked to perfection and only require warming for the table. Ask your Grocer for SOVEREIGN GREEN PEAS. Packed in Auckland by: Irvine & Stevenson's; St. George Co., Ltd.

tjj BETTER THAN THE CHINAMAN'S TRICK Picking winners with a pin, backing on information, or using the laundryman's trick, may be all right at Ellerslie, but have you ever tried picking winners blindfolded? I'm not referring to gee-gees just now. The subject under discussion is suiting. It's a fact that you could be blindfolded and pick a winning pattern from the colossal range of smart spring suitings at my big Strand style saloon. There's not a dud in the whole bunch. I'm going to give my London buyers an advance in salary. They've certainly been gifted with the natural ability for picking winners. Just call and see what a fine array of new shades and patterns are waiting for you here. And think you can still get a Petermack made from a fiver "a time and without a deposit when you order. Drop in to-day. SUBDIVISIONAL PLANS, BOOKLETS, Executed in First-class Style, at ! HERALD PRINTING WORKS, Telephone 44-290. I

fH\f Your teeth made white .5-4/ X —glorious, gleaming ! —: your gums like coral to contrast them mm DA22LING clear teeth add so immeasurably to one's personality and charm. Millions have found them in this new way. Dental authorities urge it. By right daily care you can work a transformation in your mouth. Dull teeth thus are made to glisten. Gums are firmed and given a healthy, coral colour. Now a test is being offered. Find out what can be done with your teeth. FILM—THAT'S THE TROUBLE Dental science now traces scores of tooth and gum troubles to a germ-laden film that forms on your teeth. Run your tongue across your teeth, and you will feel it—si slippery, viscous coating. That film absorbs discolourations from food, smoking, etc. And that is why your > It dings to teeth, gets into crevices and stays. It lays your gums open to bacterial attack and your teeth open to decay..Germs by the millions breed in it. And they, with atartar, arc the chief gags* cf pyorrhea* PEPSODENT Tk& v JLi!ia from Testb MERE BRUSHING WONT DO Ordinary dentifrices and cleansing won't fight film successfully. Feel for it now with your tongue. Note how your present cleansoSg method is failing in its duty. Now new methods are being used. A dentifrice nlled Pepsodent—different in formula, action and effect from any other known. Largely on dental advice, the world has turned to this method. It accomplishes two important things at once: removes that-film, then firms the gums. No harsh grit, judged dangerous to enamel. MAKE THIS TEST Brush teetfi this way for 10 days. Note how thoroughly film is removed. The teeth gradually lighten as film coats go. Then for 10 nights ma*ssage_ the gums ' with Pepsodent, At the end of that time we believe you will agree that next to regular dental care, Pepsodent,'the quality dentifrice, provides the utmost science has discovered for better teeth ind gums, muiag