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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXIV, Issue 17655, 3 September 1919, Page 2

More lovV our Money that's what you get by dealing at Kernohan's—and this is NOT THE ONLY INDUCEMENT to deal at our go-ahead cash store We take a justifiable pride in the ' " •".■ '■".■'■' • HIGH STANDARD OP QUALITY we have set; and the housewife who buys her groceries from us, is assured of the choicest goods^ at the lowest prevailing price. PLACE YOUR NEXT ORDER HERE * - ~x, and note the saving it means. Cigarettes, per pkt., 74. Flour, per 1001b. bag, 17/3. Dried Peaches, per lb., 10d.Sugar, IA, per 701b. bag, 16/6. Jam, 12 tins for 5/6. Oatmeal, per 251b. bag, 6/9. . Sago, 3 pounds for 1/-. Candels,-per lb. packet, lOd. ' .Tapioci, .:.po,ati<is for 1/-. W4X Matches, per dozen, Bd. Dried Apples, per pkt., 1/-. Sultanas, per lb., Bd. Baloon Baking Powder, large tin "Currants, per lb., 6d. l/r>. Fine Salt, 8 lbs. for 1/-, Cocoa, per lb., 2/9. Washing-Soda, 8 lbs. for 1/-. Bnt come and see us. We trade for cash ami can afford and do sell much cheaper than you are paying elsewhere. Kernohan & Co. The Famous Cheap Providers, GT7YTON STREET AND TAYLORVBLLE, WANGANUI. "T' """""■"' '■ -•■ '■■ ■ ■ ■•■ ■-. .-.■ "^^ **) eommercia! Illustrating & Advertising. Show Cards and Ticket-writing, Photo Enlarging; in OMt Water Colors or Sepia Opposite the Catholic Church, THE AVENUE. •■ . " '' i ' ; " ' ■■ ' ' ■*" ,' I' ," ■■■■■ n*.y / 'J._.___i_____^ 'mm—m~mmmmmm*mmmmmmmmmmm——m—mm ' ' ■—— i «$. f • _ V ' . . ■ '*■'.' SuratMra Tea Suratura Tea ask for O\ quality, 214 per lb :'?. GR OCERS. ,'■■ i ■■■ • ■ ,'■. ■ , ■■, ■ ■ * ' '"''' '■''' ■ —— ——- L^ inn .hi. >>, , i" ; , i . I, , y , _ ZZS v Dodge Brothers 5 ... * - ... *" .; ~ " • ■.'.■. - *. ''"",'■..•'' ';'''- -' ' — — ■!■ :-i""" iiwi—— — —iiiiiwwi ■■iiiimii ■ ■ ;e : !55 b. holmes. ; .. '.■;,, . ■.■.'#•«!! '.■".■■■ ■ ■■ - :Z ' :''^':T;^'../■'■'■:,-■■. . ■■■:- ":--'.: A*-a*i.vi-. ...'.', ■■-■..- -'■.:■.•'.' •■'■'i^'-^1" J.-ail)(BW 'kly STREET. , . iWANQANCI. ':-"\"■"■:■ :'.'"'■ ""- ' - ■' ITI Pyramid lea \ v HAS THE ENTREE. ETHEL : " What makes PYRAMID TEA so extraordinarily popular with Society and leading people everywhere? " ' " POPULAR HOSTESS: "My dear girl, simply because cultured people are usually particular, and value things because ot their genuine merit I—You for instance admire good jewellery, but wouldn't think of wearing imitation stuff if you couldri't afford the real thing t—lu other words you've been brought up ~"\ to love the real—the genuine things in life—and you naturally dislike anything that lacks intrinsic merit." PYRAMID TEA is ppe-eminent, and educated, discriminating people know it. That's why it's so popular in Society. DISTINCTIVE BIENDS/Vk #%oicestWbOTH 2^ PER LB./6joiCES^fe from all /CHINa^L / BLEND f GROCERS / BLEND W UNIQUE IN THEIR RESPECTIVE QUALITIES.