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Southland Times, Issue 23816, 13 May 1939, Page 10

New Zealand at Work! No. 5 of a series of advertisements for Silver Fem Tobacco. I \ 1 17 IN THE SALEYARDS An important phase of our most important industry is the stock sale. Shrewd judges of stock are invariably shrewd judges of tobacco; that is why SILVER FERN, the New Zealand Cigarette Tobacco is the popular favourite. When you smoke SILVER FERN, you’ll enjoy its unexcelled flavour and you’ll be helping another important New Zealand industry. NjM f FINE CUT Remember — the money you spend on | COARSE CUT SILVER FERN goes round and round and eventually comes back to your own pocket. * GLASS JARS, 7/and I-lb. TINS, 13/4 CIGARETTE TOBACCO FOR “MANY HAPPY ROLLINGS” ________________________ - accidents and breakdowns =— ———- — a Na3ty Expensive Businm. 7/ 7/Z J!• !i -il" Hcull be delicjhted! We promise you a new cookery experi- W ence when you use Stevens Flavouring ( 'vk Phons. 1437. After hours; Essences! Cakes, puddings, savouries .. . /Y? 7 kx all gain by the addition of these tasty, f’Lf j TVAt • economical Flavourings—the last word in \ t J/ purity and quality. F WATCHES RASPBERRY CAKES—A LA PAREE I I || Cream the weight of 4 eggs In butter with L, It wry WATCHES ABE SPK3AIXX an equal amount of sugar. . jjJ. SELECTED. Add 4 eggs. Beat wen. sift 12 Mcothr Guarantee with ewsy in gradually the weight or 4 n p|| y ■ ■■ a I Sold, eggs in flour and 1 teaspoon fl fl fl —J ■ Lp ■ of baking powder. Colour — pink with Stevens iTßfril and flavour with Stevens Flavouring Essence of Rasp- r> TO A DRrTO'WW berry. Bake in greased patty tins. iJAI UI I R "A" ■ WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER ' —— COLONIAL CHAMBERS.

CLOSING NEXT WEEK Bi objects ___ =1 I 1 | To raise funds to the extent of the EwnfVVgtu -I I f profits available for the objects to be ssst I tg f specified by the Hon. Minister for g \ JR I Internal Affair*. £/ a y wXwmaffff *1 jgflf f By License issued tnder Section 4a «f * “The Gunfag Act, 1908.” jf?Bi mimmmMHHK SECRETARY t N. McARTHUR, P.O. Box no, Wellington. TREASURER: B. L. HAMMOND, P.O. Box rxo. Wellington MEI AIILB CLOSES 20th May, 1939 DRAWN 2nd June, 1939 j#— J. F DUNDAS, P.O. Box 286, Invercargif Please tend metickets in "LUCKY CHARM" Art Union (Tickets i/6 each). I enclose Postal Note for X also stamped addressed envelope for reply. (Postal srernne not W -f • Y|Y» accepted in payment of tickets). U f j A* JL NAME (Mr., Mn. or Mfrs), ADDRESS... lllllllWllWlNlllH hhm KM»lMHtttusit'Mes**•■miwimiimiitiiiiiu mill - L