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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 24 January 1927, Page 11

IN FULL SWING. A SHOWER OF SECONDWEEK "SPECIALS. 100 HOUSE FROCKS. From 4/6 to 6/11. 100 SMART VOILES. From 14/6 to 19/6, LINEN FROCKS, in Smart Styles. I 6/11 to 14/6. [ ART SILK AND COTTON: HOSE. I Great Value, 2/11 Pair. ! COTTON HOSE, Assorted Shades. 4 Pairs for 5/-. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FABRIC AND SILK GLOVES, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. <U TW? -4&JCAD& DON’T WAIT UNTIL THE TREES ARE BARE! § J tsy\ '7v , {'M r 0 'j ••• .7 Bottle Fruit Now.* It is easier, better and cheaper to bottle fruit by the Fowler “Vacola’ method. No spoilt fruit —no burnt fingers —no screwing down of hot caps. The bottles automatically seal themselves during the sterilising process. , _ . Fruit keeps five years by Fowlers method and retains perfect flavour. Can be bottled in water or syrup; sugar not essential. The bottles may be used year after year by simply renewing the rubber rings. FOWLERS “VACOLA” Patent Vacuum Fruit Bottling Outfits. Ask to see the popular No. 2 Outfit. Instructions with every outfit. Obtainable from CANTERBURY FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ASSN., LTD., TIMARU. Manufactured by Fowlers Proprietary, Ltd., Melbourne. HJLS. AfBMMUBoa, cninrn'.-i hr Nclioo ia 17J3m. * 17 The year that Coates’ Plymouth Gin was first produced at Blackfriars Distillery. Plymouth. Since then its popularity has never been seriously challenged. (pates' Folding Seagrass Go-Carts roll size, eocnd ecastruotioa, beat ilitii £3-15 As Illustrated. Write for Catalogue. L. PITCHER & CO. 1 I Opp. Railway Staton. DUNEDIN.