Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19325, 2 June 1925, Page 2

THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES MAKE THEIR OWN SOAP SIBS. FAT, 1 GAL. WATER, 1 PKT. MAKOSOAP. BOIL 40 MINUTES. RESULT: 18IBS. HARD SOAP FOR 2/-. Compressed Yeast. 6d packet. 251 b. Best Oatmeal, 6/9. “K” Tomato Soup. 1 tin. Plaid Vestas, 7d dozen. Best Eucalyptus. 9d bottle. 51b. Tins Fruit Pulp, 5/-. Meat Extract, 10d jar. Pure Clover Honey, lOdlb. Best Custard Powder. 9 i !h. Kit Dye, 6d packet. Brass Polish. 6J botflo. Dinnerford’s Magnesia, 1/3 bottle. Large Edmonds. I z 4 tin. Hair Brooms, 2/6. Best Cocoa. 1/3 lb. Best Axe Handles. 1/9. Granose i't packet. Makosoap, now 2/- packet. COVPE“ Q; . ■ yeast MAKES DELICIOUS BREAD. PIKELETS, CBE'MPE'!F. 'NB, -JUFFINS. POSTED ANYWHERE 7d PACKET. WEBSTER’S BUSY STORE ’PHONE 2961 113 GUTTON STREET. MANCHESTER HOUSE DIRECT IMPORTER OF HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY. ’ : ‘. Ri’ELF.A QUILTS —Scalloped Edge. Single, 35'-. 39/6 each; Double Bed. 47 6. 52/6 each. HONEYCOMB QUILTS—FuII site. 15/6 each. HEAVY COLOFKED TOWELS—I.'6. 2/. 2/6.>2/11, 3/6. 5/6 each SPEC7AL QUALITY NURSERY FLANNELETTE—3I in.. 16/- dozen HORROCKSES LONGCLOTHS—36in. wide, 1/3, 1/6, 1/11, 2/6 yard. PLAIN TAPED PILLOW SLIPS—2/6. 3/-, 3/6. 4/6 pair. UNBLEACHED SHEETS—Hemmed. Single. 11/9; Double. 16/11 pair 54:n. WHITE TABLE DAMASK—2/6 yard; 70in., 4'9 yard. SERVIETTES —12 - dozen. All Linen. 15/6, 17/6, 20/-, 35/-, 50/- dozen A. S. DOUSI Telephone 3840. Next Denton’s. 'PHONE 2558. THE ENTERPRISE THE POPULAR AVENUE GROCERS HANDY TO TRAMS, RAILWAY AND GARAGES. Creamoata, 2 '- large packet. Rolled Oats, 1/10. Sugar. 20, - per bag. Oatie Nuts, 2/-. Sultanas (new). 6d lb. New Dates, 31bs. for 1/-. “K” Green Peas, 1/1. Salmon. 6d per tin. New Packet Dates, 3 for 1/3. Pickles, 1/3 bottle. Corn Flour, 3 for 1/3. POLLARD. ERAN. POTATOES. Always Value for Your Money. AT THE ENTERPRISE CASH STORES (Opposite D.1.C.) ROBINSON'S Reliable Store, ST. JOHN S HILL PHONE 3368. WE SELL AT CASH PRICES AND DELIVER ANYWHERE. Carbolic Sand Soap, 4 cakes 1/-. Sugar, per hag 20/-. Midget Sand Soap. 10 cakes 1/-. Wheat, a bushel 9/6. Bath Soap. 3 for 1/3. Mixed Corn, a bushel 8/6. Lifebuoy Soap, per cake 4d. Motor Spirit, per case 19/-. Sunlight Soap, per pkt. 1/6. Kerosene. Laurel, per case 15/6. Vietorv Soap. 9d. Oats (Algerian), per bushel, 7/-. Scrub Brushes lOd to 2 ’6. Poultry Grit. 101 b. for 1/3. Waxinc Soap, per box. 23/6. Edmonds Baking Powder, 1/4. Hudson Soap. 5 packets 1/-. Prime Sliced Bacon, 1/4. New Evap. Apricots, 1/6. Cook Figs, 7d lb.

English Statuary in White and Ivnry Finish “Oriental Figures,” “Sacred Figures,” “The Bathers,’•’ “St. Joseph.” “Phryne.” “Sacred Heart,” ‘‘Morning,•• “Virgin of Nurnburg,” “Even Dew.” Etc. PRICES—FROM 7/- EACH UPWARDS. CRAIG & CO. LTD. PHONE 2402. 110 AVENUE.

l . L?tu> REW ESSEX- j full w The ESSEX holds strictly to things that <S count in real car value. Now it adds the S proven superiority of balloon tires —greater ■ riding ease, finer appearance, improved road steadiness and braking efficiency. g The car is of sturdier construction w throughout, and the new engine is W larger, giving a considerable ing crease in horse-power. g Yet, owing to greatly g increased output and the recent improvement in sterling Exchange, this car costs only £355, F. 0.8. Main 1 Ports. S g H.S. HARMAN. Ltd.* Avenue, Wanganui.