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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1790, 8 November 1919, Page 14

So tasty Stuue Gives a new and delicious flavour to the food. Be sure it is the One and Only H.P. Sauce. Wholesale Agents: T. H. GREEN AND CO.. LTD.. Christchurcb,

MISCELLANEOUS. JRITCHARD'S. 12 Victoria Street, Buys Men's Suits or Odd Clothing; also Underwear; spot cash. 'Phone 3394. AWN TENNIS Rackets repaired by cxt . perts at moderate charges. F. B. Sapsford, Baker's Buildings, Manchester Street. 'Phone 2210. LARGE Stocks of Phillip J-watt and Metallic Filament Lamps on hand. Call and inspect. Electrical Supplies, 3 Chancery Lane. 'Phone 752. " ISTER Silk is the purest and best, 7/11 -J yard. A. J. White, Ltd. 'ANTED Known.—Certain Cure for Itchtt lng Piles. E. W. Hall, Herbalist, Armagh Street. Flower Baskets 8/6. A. J. White, Ltd. bfsPENSARY, sole rroprietors v>> • Townend's special remedies. Hair restorer, teething powders, liver pills, port wine and quinine. MANNING'S, 644 COLOMBO STREET, Between Lichfield and Tuam Streets. 'Phone 4868 Auto. ARGE-SIZE White Breakfast Cups (only) i 4/9 J-doz; Blue Band Cups and Saucers 7/9 and 15/- j-doz. GLASS Butter Dishes 3 for 1/-; White Dinner Ware Plates 3/9, 4/-, 5/6, 6/to 8/- j-doz., from Manning's. \rEGETABLE Dishes 3/- each; Sauce Boats 1/- each; Odd Saucers 1/6 *-doz.; Carpet Sweepers 21/-, 32/-, and 35/- each. FERN Bowls and Dainty Vases make splendid presents. We can show you a very nice assortment. r ATER Cans, painted, 6-quart 4/6 each, i • galvanised 8-quart 8/6 each; Slop Pails 9/- each, from Manning's. J ALT Boxes 1/3; Knife Boxes 1/3; Bread iO Boards 1/- and 1/3, carved 2/3; Towel Rollers 1/3. c " \T7OOD Butter Pats 6d pair; Tin Kettles <i »l/ 9 each; Tin Pannikins 6d each; in Sauce Dans Bd. 2/-. 2/6. and 3/- each. ODD Chambers 3/9 each; Sanitary Paper, big rolls, 3/- i-doz., delivered, from Manning's. HAIR Brooms 3/- upwards; Shoe Sets 2/6. up; Door Mats 3/- up; Hair Brushes 1/- up; Buckets, galvanised, 2/0 and 2/9 each. ___ POTTS'S Irons 15/- set; Spare Handles 1/3 each; O'Cedar Mops 4/-, complete; Dusters 1/6 each; Gas Toasters 1/6 each; Scrub Brushes 1/- up. BREAD Saws 1/3 and 2/3 each; Blue Band Plates 7/6 and 9/3 i-doz.; Flower Pots 3d, sd, 7d, 9d, and 1/6 each, from Manning's. riOOKE'S SODA FOUNTAIN ' For DELICIOUS TOAST, CRUMPETS, SOUPS, SANDWICHES.

lew Zealand '£Z?" D FIRE MARINE ACCIDENT I LIVE STOCK MOTOR CAR I Truateaa and Executors, Attorneya, Aganta I W.LBOLAM. Matafr 111 Hereford Street

Codlin Moth The sight of apple trees in bloom reminds us that it is high time to prepare for the annual visit of the CODLIN MOTH. Perhaps Grandfather was content to bite around the worm hole, but there was no Dial Arsenate of Lead in his day. if you prefer clean fruit, buy your supplies to-day, and get busy with the Spray Pump. Apply the first spray to the young apples when three-quarters of the petals have fallen, i.e., as* before the calyx lobes close. This ensures W a supply of poison in the favourite entrance of the grub. Repeat the dressings at intervals of three weeks until February, when clean fruit will be the result. Dial Arsenate of Lead protects your fruit trees, vegetables and ornamental shrubs from attacks of: —■ CODLIN MOTH J , BROWN BEETLE PEAE SLUG " ; BUD WEEVIL . -- £L LEAF-ROLLER CATERPILLAR £■■■ 661-3 Colombo St,