Page 5 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21829, 16 December 1932, Page 5

HUSBANDS * • • AWAKE! TELL YOUR WIVES TO SHOP SELF-HELP. Though your wives spend the housekeeping money, you have to earn it in the first place, and should have some say in its disbursement. If the Groceries are bought - elsewhere than at the SELF HELP, you are PAYING MORE THAN YOU NEED for the necessities of life, and consequently will have less to spend on the pleasures and luxuries that should be yours. HERE ARE A FEW OF SELF HELP’S MANY BARGAINS; SELF HELP APRICOTS - - - - V- tin SELF HELP PEACHES ----- 1/1 tin BARTLETT PEARS (large tin) - - 1/1 tin PINEAPPLES, Prize Winner - - s|d, 7|d, 9|d PINEAPPLES, crushed 7Jd, lOd LAMB TONGUES - - 6d tin SHEEP TONGUES - lOd tin SARDINES -------- 5 tins 1/SARDINES, King Oscar 7R 1 ,/- SALMON, middle cut 9d, 1/3 SALMON, Sockeye 1/-, 1/11 PILCHARDS - - - 6d, lOd MEAT and FISH PASTE (English)—6d, 7Jd, lOd XMAS HAMS -------- Hd !b. SELF HELP “BOUND TO RISE” BAKING POWDER V- tin SELF HELP CUSTARD POWDER - - B£d tin JELLIES, “Self Help” - - - - 8 for 1/JELLIES, “White’s” #d XMAS PUDDINGS - - - - - - - - I/ 4 XMAS CAKES- - - 3/6,5/9 MUSCATELS 9d pkt. JORDAN ALMONDS ------ 1/8 lb. MIXED NUTS ........ lOd lb. SEEDLESS RAISINS (pkts.) .... - S£d SEEDED RAISINS (pkts.) -----6 d SEEDLESS RAISINS (loose) - - - - 5H lb. PRESERVED GINGER (pkts.) - - s£d, 3lod NESTLE’S CREAM - - - - - 6d, lid tin SELF HELP SKIN LOTION, good for Sunbnra—--1/8 bottle RESULT OF SELF-HELP COMPETITIONS: No. 1 ESSAY COMPETITION. Prize Winner, £10: Mr L. PRICE, 21 Buick St., Petone, Wellington. 140 BRANCHES No. 2 REASONS COMPETITION.—Prize Winner, £5: Mrs STREET, 33 Ure Sit.,* Oamaru. FOOD SPECIALISTS SELF-HELP 140 BRANCHES GROCERY &■ PROVISION MERCHANTS THE FIRM THAT BROUGHT^ PRICES DOWN AND KEEPS

Eyes of true blue are becoming com* paratively rare, as most so-called blut eyes contain a certain proportion of brownish-black or yellow pigment. “Huia” is the, only Otago butter that is medically commended. Its salt » iodised for health.—Advt.

The cheapest wireless sot shown at the Radio Exhibition in London in August was a two-valve set in a bakelite cabinet, priced at 37s Cd. The most expensive was a radio-gramophone valued at £202 10s.