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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11754, 11 February 1919, Page 7

i Zr*v ’S'HAVE YOU A FRIEND ABOUT TO BE MARRIED PI In that case you are invited to inspect our stock of jewellery, silverware, etc., specially suitable for wedding presents. Among these carefully chosen articles you will be able to eet something really good and not too I expensive, which will be greatly ap predated by the bride and groom. Special trinkets as cifts for Bridesmaids and Groomsmen. CALL TO-DAY—SEE OUR WINDOWS OR SEND TOR PRICE LIST. F. C. BERRY, JEWELLER, HUNTBEYILLE. s The Golden Egg< In the autumn-winter period eggs sell at such fabulous prices that they are beyond the average household as an article of diet. The thrifty housewife who use* Shel-Ol secures and preserves a quantity of eggs when low prices prevail, and is to keep her family supplied with good fresh new-laid quality eggs all the year round. 60 dozen eggs are preserved for 2/-. Just tot up the saving—it will amaze you. The preserving operation is simple, too. Pay less for your eggs. Preserve them when cheap and reap the benefit when they are dear. Send to-day. •Or Price 32 1 - SK@l-OI Prom rclJLileri or C. L. THOMAS Chemist. Napier