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> ’ * 'y-iJAv.-K r<<: A ''"' 'J '' Si s: For greater ■ ■ enjoyment smoke SILVER FERN 5%r NEW ZEALAND CIGARETTE TOBACCO : . 4k SPEED J | VICTORY— < '/' " / invest in \ A / NATIONAL V ■■ I WAR f . > A, • ' ' V J _ lls_ APPLE WEEK at SELF-HELP ~ JONATHANAPPLES DELICIOUS APPLES g/g Case BALLARAT APPLES 7/J Case ” 1250 IN PRIZES “Why People Should Buy All their Groceries at the Self Help Co-op.?” WRITE the best answer to this in not more than 100 words (no poetry), and send to: “COMPETITION,” P.O. Box 125, Wellington, or any Self Help Shop Before the end of May. No marks will be deducted for bad writing, spell ing or grammar. Before writing the answer, view the interior of a Self Help Shop. Judge’s decision is final. FIRST PRIZE .... £lOO CASH. 20 PRIZES of £5 each CASH. 50 PRIZES of £1 each CASH. ALL ENTRIES TO BE THE PROPERTY OF THE SELF HELP. Put ycur Name and Address in Block Letters on the back of your Entry. “ SPECIAL! ~ |lb. MILD CHEESE for 4|d, with th*e purchase of a jar of SELF HELP MALT & OIL (lib, or 21b.). CEIE . H M P QUEEN STREET ' □ K IL r - 19 £ L. r MASTERTON. The firm, that brought the prices down and keeps them down.

* / a friend in need [ IJBjjESjOT | De Witt’s Antacid Powder quickly neutralizes excess stomach acid. It does more —it soothes and protects inflamed stomach linings. By helping you digest you food, De Witt’s Antacid Powder ensures pain-free digestion. From all Chemists and Stores in skyblue canisters, 2/7 (plus Sales Tax). A Product of E. C. De Witt ft SJo., 2 Cherry Orchard Road, Croydon, England. 7heBat tluitWmiaitMihiift , Modern Roses Few garden features give such a wealth of colour as these well known and beautiful subjects. We offer an outstanding collection of trees, producing magnificent, colourful blooms in shades of scarlet, pinks, apricots, yellows and bi-colours. 12 named varieties. 26/posted. Passion Fruit These well known and popular small fruits are always a favourite with gardeners. Sturdy, well branched, balled plants, one-year-old, to fruit next season. 3 for 6/6 posted, 24/- dozen. Tree Tomatoes Large, sturdy ruby red plants, three feet high, yielding huge crops of attractive egg-shaped fruit. Dark red in appearance and used for salads and desserts. 3 for 12/-; 12 trees' for 42/-. Rail paid. Special End of Season Bulb Offer We offer the following Ist grade Bulbs suitable for cut flower growers. Order while stocks last. Tulips, Giant Darwin Mixture—4/6 doz., 50 for 16/-, 100 for 30/-. Ixias, Rainbow Mixture—4/6 100. Tritonias, New Hybrids—4/6 100. Babianas Blues—4/6 100. Wood Hyacinths—B/- 100. Sparaxis—4/6 100. Autumn Crocus l —s/- 100. Three Novelty Vegetables SOYA BEANS —1/- pkt.; bulk pkt., 2/6. CELTUCE —6d pkt.; J oz. for 3/-. MULTIPLYING LEEKS—3 bulbs for 3/-. Lily Bulbs We offer the following flowering bulbs of popular Garden Lilies for immediate delivry:— Lily of the Valley, Sweet Scented, 1/Clump; 6 Clumps 5/6. Tiger Lilies, Pink, Orange and White — 1/6 each, 15/- dozen. Regale Lilies and Giant Madonna—l/6 each; 15/ dozen. Nerines or Spider Lilies, Pink, White—--1/6 each; 15/- dozen: GRIFFITHS, Ltd. Owens Rd., Mt. Eden, AUCKLAND. U TIMBER TREES yES! We have large quantities of logs at our Mill, but are still buyers of all millable trees. I. ALLEN & SON, LTD. Sawmillers, Waingawa, Masterton. ’Phones: Day, 1043; Night, 1150, 2359.

J. KERSLAKE & CO. LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS. FOR SALE. A REALLY up-to-date little home at Island Bay, Wellington. All in the very best condition. Electric hot water, two motor garages (concrete); one could be let. Grounds in concrete, lawns and garden. Beautiful safe bathing beach at front door. Frequent bus service past the door. Plenty of blue cod and crayfish to be caught a few hundred yards from the house. This is a nice home. The owner is a sick man and is going north, and will sell for £1750. ,

W. G. LAMB & SON A.M.P. BUILDINGS, MASTERTON. Licensed Land Agents. ’Phone 1109. W. G. Lamb, 1114. S. E. Taylor, 1412. "RUNGALOW.— Perry Street, 4 large rooms and convs., £ll5O. Only £250 cash. BUNGALOW.— Essex Street, 2 bedrms„ sunporch, all convs. Garage. Lovely gardens. £2500. Terms. BUNGALOW.—Essex Street, 6 rooms, 3 b.rms., all convs. Garage. Good section. Close to town. £2400. Terms. And others, all with possession. Good properties like these are scarce. Do not delay. Come and talk it over.

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