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Patea Mail, 7 May 1941, Page 1

’PHONE 3. R. J. KEHELEY, PATBA YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF SHOP EMPIRE -:o: | For Cold Nights— I Sunshine Soups, All Flavours, | 6d. Large Packet | Get Your Knitting Book—--2 Large Packets Lux, 1 Knitting Book, 1/8 The Lot. Oak Tomato, Vegetable or Celery Soup, If- large tin Toheroa Soup, lOd Tin Peaches and Apricots, 2/5 per |-gal. Tin Pitted Dates, 8d Th. Sentry Wor. Sauce, 1/4 hot. Salisbury Lunchette, 1/3 Tin Lexia Raisins, 8d packet Budgie and Canary Seed, 01b tor 1/11 lib Bars Chocolate, 2/3 bar D.Y.C. Vinegar, 3/9 per flagon Try the New Chocolate GingerBrit Biscuit, 1/8 lb Assorted Marshmallow Biscuits 1/6 lb It’s Here! Aulsebrook’s Flaked Drinking Chocolate, 2/2 lb, it’s delicious. Cadbury’s Bourn-Vita, 1/1 |lb, 2/- |lb, 3/11 lb Tin. Loaf Sugar, 8d lb “Tang” Pineapple, Ist grade, lid Tin. Vi-Max, 1/8 packet Diamond Otis, 1/8 packet. For the GardenLupin Seed, 3|d lb. Horlick’s Malted Milk, 2/10 and i/9 bottle , Your One Safeguard Against Rising Costs EMPIRE STORES- —-

Train Trips for Families Special Rail Concession Happy holidays now and again are well within the means of every family, however large, if transport costs are the only consideration. For the-price of three second-class; return fares, the Railways carry parents and all their children under sixteen years of age for any journey of not less than twenty miles - the bigger the family, the greater the saving. The only condition is that the family must travel together. Let your Railways help you Pttrity.ShenqHi a«id rlavourarei avour combined in Jto other Jllc approaches ii » in Quality Browed by jWZaslanri! BrwfcriwlM