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Patea Mail, 14 May 1941, Page 1

Sk €ipire Stores THOME 3. Patea R. J. keheley, PATEA YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF SHOP EMPIRE For Cold Nights—Sunshine Soups, All Flavours, 6d. Large Packet Get Your Knitting Book—--2 Large Packets Lux, 1 Knitting Book, 1/8 The Lot. Dak Tomato, Vegetable or Celery Soup, 1/- large tin Toheroa Soup, 10d Tin Peaches and Apricots, 2/5 per |-gal. Tin Pitted Dates, 3d lb. Sentry. Wor. Sauce, 1/4 hot. Salisbury Lunchette, 1/3 Tin Lexia Raisins, Sd packet Budgie and Canary Seed, 61b tor 1/11 lib Bars Chocolate, 2/3 bar D.Y.,0. Vinegar, 3/9 per ftagon Try the New Chocolate Ginger- ; Brit Biscuit, i/8 lbAssorted 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, ilb, 2/- nib, 3/11 lb Tin. Loaf Sugar, 8d “Tang” Pineapple, Ist grade, lid Tin Vi-Max, 1/8 packet Diamond Otis, I/ 8 packet Eor the GardenLupin Seed, 3-|d lb. Horlick’s Malted Milk, 2/10 and 1/9 bottle i t Your One Safeguard Against Rising Costs EMPIRE STORES—--1 Traill Trips for F amilies 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 hot 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 a^sssm&ss&aaaesas&s&i maiagwiaaeateiaasiaemmiamat^ » iirpn mmmmi in Hi ■ *■■■ ~ }!o other Jll® I j approaches if ,! 9 In Quality