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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12090, 26 June 1920, Page 7

>c 1 IT Hrfer m T/ *y 7tt 2. 3? or 1W ST AVtf? « oo c o •ai'rito PURE ~ fast '0 rp.v (■< SON* L ; ■% aLpHO^S* You will do well on FRY’S and need less of other and more expensive foods. Every sip strengthens. Xfue&t Hcc ii o * :o y OrSrfclk F*2*t/’sh

Theßmshanglbuch I \ The \ Custard 'With the Flavour! CUSTARD POWDER Nl3 iT-jr-luorr 4 930 to stewed fruit is Edmonds’ Custard—it makes a dish that evcryoae will delight hr-and the children lore it. It is so good for them, too —and in these days when economy counts you can save money by serving custard-dishes frequently. Try fruit-and-custard or custard-pudding tomorrow—but be sure the custard is made with BARTONS This is the Store that ofiers you an IDEAL GROCERY SERVICE. We keep the highest grade stock of clean, fresh, wholesome groceries, and retail them at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES. Marlon and Marlon Junction.

ART NEEDLEWORK All classes of Embroidery and Crocket work undertaken at DANVERS’ ART NEEDLEWORK DEPOT, FEILDING. L E SI[CN 1. Art Needlework Classes are held weekly. Pees are moderate. Term commences with first lesson. Private lessons of an hour or more given at times, to .suit patrons.; “THE ADVOCATE” ■ is obtainable at “ The Bookshop ” at 3 p.m. on day of publication, or will be delivered in Peilding daily. E. R. D’ANVERS, The Bookshop and Art Needlework Depot, COBBE’S BUILDING, FEILDING.

STOCKTAKING SPECIALS AT A. H. 80TT0H & CO.’S. HUNTERVILLE. All Ladies’ and Children’s Trimmed and Ready to Wear MILLINERY to clear at 5s in the £ Discount for Cash, LADIES SPORTS COATS and JUMPERS to clear at 3s in the £ Discount for Cash. LADIES’ TWEED COATS and COSTUMES at 2s in the £ Discount for Gash. MEN'S TWEED OVERCOATS, siiiiiie and double-breasted at a Special Discount of 2s in the £ for Cash