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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12062, 26 May 1920, Page 2

Irltf A'tV.'i W / m j SPLENDID VALUES NEW COSTUMES FOR THE WINTER MANY exclusive NEW WINTER COSTUMES are now on show. These Costumes, made expressly for LLOYDS, LTD., Marion by the best ■\avv Zealand manufacturers; depict the very smartest in the New Season’s Modes, and can only be seen at Lloyds. Special care is taken to avoid a duplication of styles, and pu chasers can rely on securing exclusive styles unto themselves. MAGNIFICENT RANGE OF NEW GARBI COSTUMES in Greys, Coatings, Navys, Moles Nigger Shades BLACK AND WHITE CHECK PETONE cosmos. Large range of NAVY VICUNA SERGE COSTUMES. ALL WOOL CHECK TWEED COSTUMES—£S ss, £5 15s, £6 17s Gd, £7 17s Gd, £8 Bs. W)l tl a LL/ MART ON mi»i!r YOUR, BEST SHOPPING GUIDE. Warden’s Wholesale Price List Country residents can reap the benefit of our Wholesale Prices by ordering not less than £8 worth of Groceries and provisions at one time. TJhese lines are typical of the values throughout our Wholesale Department. Make up your order now. Almonds, Sicily, 2s 9d lb ~ English, ground, 4s Brilliantsbine, pet tin 9d Cornflower Challenge. Bjd „ Brown & Poison’s, lOd lb M> izena, 9d lb Enos Fruit Salts 3/5 Epsom Salts 7 lb box, 3/9 Essence o! Coflce, Brock’s 1/6 Currants, Mildura 3 - Crown lid lb ; 1-lb 10/9 Flour —Quality guaranteed —2001 b sack 37/Jams, assorted 11b tins 7ld, per doz7/3 “K ” lib tins, 8d „ 7/9 ’’ Assorted 61b tins, 3/6 each Bovril. 2oz 1/8, 4oz 2/10, Boz 5/Bengors Food. 2/2 Horlick’s Malted Milk,large 3/6,small 2/Heave’s Food, 1/7 Sapon, large packet, 9-Vd Krusobon Balts, 1/9 Kippered Herrings, lib tins, 1/2& Borax Powdered Sd lb Boraoic Aoid, 1/- lb Cocoa, Bunte Pure, 11b tin 3/11 £-lb 2/Oream of Tartar 3/6 per lb Dates. 7d per lb, 121 b 6/9 „ oartons. lOd, 9/9 per doz Embrocation, Elliman’s, largo 3/11, small, 1/7 Groats, Harper’s 1/2 tin „ Robinson's, 1/5 tin Sultanas, Mildura, ‘ 3-Crown ’ 1/li lb 12 lbs 13/3 Sultanas, American, unbleached, 1/1 lb 12 lbs 12/9 Oatmeal, 251 b bass 8/3 Sago and Tapioca s&d lb Starch, lljd per lb Sardines, in Tomato Sauce, 9d „ £-lb round tins, lid „ J’s, Norwegiah, lOd Oakey’a Knife folish, SJd Goddard’s Plate Powder, 1/Herriugi in tomato sauce, lib tins, l/2}d Fresh Herrings, 1 lb tin lid Seidlitz Powders, 1/10 par tin WABOELL BROS. & CO, WHOI.BSA.IiE DEPARTMENT - WELLINGTON -

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