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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 245, 17 October 1932, Page 2

“STUNTS” Fair dealing, courteous service, and VALUE built our business, and these features ALONE keep it growing. The undermentioned values are indicative of the manyoutstanding offerings available all this week. QUALITY GROCERIES AT PRICES THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES LEMONS— 12 for ly. ORANGES— 12 for J /_ ONlONS—Guaranteed sound .. 41bs for ]y_ OATIENUTS The ideal breakfast food. ] pkt. 3 tins ASSORTED JAM for .. J/g 3 large bars G.X. SOAP for PEAS! PEAS! PEAS! Only .. .. gd per tin. Worcester and Tomato Sauce gd per bottle REXONA MEDICATED SOAP .. gd per cake FANCY BISCUITS—26 assortments lb. ASPIRINS—British 25 for gd SEPARATOR BUTTER ]/] |b. Kernohan’s “THE FAMOUS CHEAP PROVIDERS” GUYTON STREET.

MAKES 20 its of SOAP f'" 1 " " 1,1 COSTS 2/- You can Bave 10 /‘ on every 201b8, of Soap VVulu t^at ou nge . j ugt gecure a two-shilling packet of “SOAPSAVE,” and add to 51bs. Fat and 1 gallon water as directed. Makes approximately 201bs. of first-class Household Soap, which has a special advantage in that it does not need the help of so-called laundry helps in the washing of clothes. Faintly perfumed, >AVF\ Ift/ too! Order from your grocer. vAV£iv lv/" 1 ■ ' doapsave W.fufaetured by A. MURDOCH & CO.. Dnnndin and W»ni nffo n.

Preserved eggs ran bo boiled, poached, or fried when thev have been preserved with SHARLAND’S BRAND EGG PIM'.SFRVATI\ F—doc* not affect the flavour. Clean and •eouomicai.*