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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 114, 16 May 1931, Page 2

ra.-anr—— inrat>g!ri=3oaoi. ..7-Joe s iykL/ We figure s this 1 %fl way... I —only quality groceries at con- / sistent low prices would build our business. That has been our proflk’Vk gramme and we intend to always sell for le£S ’ R€ad this we€k s low prices: D SAGO— 5 LBS. FOR 1/RICE- S LBS. FOR \/- HOUSEHOLD SOAP— 11 /6 801 2 WITH EVERY SLBS. OF OUR FAMOUS GOLDEN CROSS TEA o 1 70LB. BAG SUGAR FOR 7/CADBURY’S “E” BULK COCOA 1/2 LB. DE JONG’S DUTCH COCOA— 3d Per J-LB. Tin. o KELLOG’S CORNFLAKES— 1/ Packet U KORNIE CORNFLAKES- lOd Packet H LOOSE CORNFLOUR— 3LBS. FOR I/0 G.X. SOAP—Large bars; Ist quality—l/3 bar, 1 Scrub Free TOILET SOAP— 4 Large Cakes for 1/SALMON— ... .. Small Tins 6; Large Tins lOd SARDINES— 4 Tins 1/-; 3 Tins for !/• LUX— 5 Packets for 1/n HUDSON’S EXTRACT— 6/- Box; 8 Packets for I/o SUNLIGHT SOAP— lid Packet NO. IA SUGAR— . . 10/6 Bag BACON BOILING PIECES— 63d LB. BACON RASHERS— .. From 9d LB. PINEAPPLE CUBES— 3 Tins for 1/4 n KEIFFER PEARS— 3 Tins for 2/CRUSHED PINEAPPLE FOR FRUIT SALAD— .. .. 1/- Tin We Have Large Stocks of Patent Medicines at Lowest Prices. I KERNOHAN’S TWO SHOPS ONE PRICE o U Taylorville, Gayton Street, ’Phone 3734. ’Phones 5130, 2357. OE3OB==aei3IOE===3OEaOE==XOE3OX==3On