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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 19946, 2 November 1934, Page 14

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UiV* 1 \ / A / ■ V 1 rn:»f / k /Sj, \ -r- ---. . is often done unintentionally by thousands of N.Z. housewives. For instance, “Delivery Services ”, "Credit Allowed", (with consequent bad debts), “Cash Discounts”, Canvassing for Orders”, which are so freely offered, must be paid for. Indeed, the monthly cost for these "services” is astounding. And who pays? YOU —on the increased price of the articles. Self Help OFFERS low prices on every article. Since Self Help customers are saved the cost of expensive services which they do not want, they buy their groceries cheaper. GROCERIES NESTLES’ CREAM 4d <& 7ld CEREBOS CUSTARD POWDER 6 pkts. 1/BARTLETT PEARS, Lge Tin 1/RADOX BATH SALTS—--1/11 & 3/4 WEETIES, per plct. . . 6Jd. TEA, Good Quality, lb. . 2/MARROWFAT PEAS . 51bs 1/MILK OATIES . . . lid FOR COOKING SELF HELP BAKING POWDER Bound to Rise 51 d & 1/1 CREAM OF TARTAR, lb. . 1/4 ESSENCES. Good Quality . 3d CARB OF SODA . . . 2Jd MILDURA SEEDED RAISINS, Pkt 6d LEMON PEEL,Ib ... lid SHELLED WALNUTS, lb. lid FLOUR, loose . . . Tibs 1/1A SUGAR 701 b. Bag—--15/2 HIGHLANDER MILK Large Tin—--8 U 21bs 7wd 200 s POLLARD 11/9 OATMEAL. Loose. 61bs 1/ ASPARAGUS Sunkist Tips 1/* HERRINGS IN TOMATO SAUCE. Large Tin SELF HELP CUSTARD POWDER—--9d FOOD SPECIALISTS GROCERY & PROVISION MERCHANTS

AN ELECTRIC AGE THOMSONS’ UP-TO-DATE DRAPERY SHOWROOM— Key of the Position DELIGHTFUL AND DESIRABLE COATS,, Pure Wool—at any price. SILK FROCKS, ART SILK DITTO. COTTON ROBES — 7/11 to 67/6 RAYON DRESSING GOWNS. Best Colours — 7/11 to 12/11 MILLINERY, the Admiration of the Countryside. Favourably Compared with anything from Beach Straws, at lOid to Bakou, Ballybuntle and Leghorn, 10/11, 12/6. 17/6 to 22/6. Season’s Styles. BATHING SUITS, and all Accessories. UNSHRINKABLE WOOL —10/11 up COTTON— An >’ Price BATHING CAPS, en suite—from 1/3 CORSETRY. A Study in Our Place Royal British, P. 3., Twilfit, Berlei, The Famous No’s. D. and A.. All Sizes— (rom 4/6 CHILD’S BLAZERS, Bound Edges, 5/6 up ALL WOOL COLONIAL NO’s. SWAGGER SUITS, Showing New Neck-Line Tailored Skirts— 55/6 SMART TENNIS FROCKS, Silk Linen Pleats in Skirt— 15/11 LOCKNIT NIGHTDRESSES, with Yoke Finished, Lace-Edged and Tie-Back— 9/11 LOCKNIT PRINCESS SLIPS. Shaped— 5/14 Details of NEW CORSETRY, BackLacing Kerect Back and Others Space Prevents. DRESSES—RECHERCHE MATERIALS Polyneise Linings, D.W., 1/41 The Dressmakers have Discovered these WHITE VOILES, HILLSTONE ART SILKS. RAYONS, 9id. Head Dressmaker Can Be Seen Clearing Line SAND CREPES, about Last in the Country. Good Shades. 7 to 9 and longer lengths Old Price 2/6 36/40ins. 650 TUSSORE SILKS, Sakusan, Tussore. Ninghai— 1/1, 1/6, 3/3 JAPANESE SILKS, a fortunate Delivery— llld. up Miss Park’s Counter ART SILK GLOVES, White, Ivory, Organdie GAUNTLETS—--3/6 to 4/11 SUEDE and All No’s. HOSIERYFAMED ADVERT— 1/11 MINERVA SILK— 2/3 NIT-TO-FIT— 3/11 LADY JANE. PRESTIGE (N.Z. make)- 4/11, 8/11 Leading Shades. Selected No's. ROMPERS, LACES. HANDKERCHIEFS, OVERALLS—--1/2 to 1/9 INFANTS’ & BOYS’ COTTON SUITS, in Delayed Delivery from U.K. last week—33in. SAKUSAN, 6yds. Silk—for 6/3 THOMSON’S SIGN OF THE CROWN