For more than 30 years lemhan’s ernohan’s HAVE LED THE WAY TO LOWER GROCERY PRICES. TO-DAY, AS THROUGH THE YEAR, OUR PRICES SET THE STANDARD OF VALUES IN WANGANUI. KERNOHAN PRICED MEANS LOWER PRICED. TOMATOES—Firm Hothouse While Stocks Last—Bd per H>GREEN PEAS— Fresh Supplies to Hand Every Day 51bs. 1/VALENCIA ORANGES— 8 for 1/OX TONGUES—FuII 21b. tins. These are real value—2/11 per tixu CHRISTMAS PUDDINGS— 2Ib. tins 1/9 per tin FRUIT SALAD— Large tins. Why Pay 1/6? 1/2 tin SECTION HONEY— First of the season’s Per Section 9d CHRISTMAS HAMS— AII sizes. Cooked Id lb. extra 1/- per lb. COOKED HAM— -Famous “Egmont” quality 1/9 per lb MIXED NUTS— New Season’s; no peanuts lOd per lb. MUSCATELS— Californian, lib. Cartons lid per lb. LAYER FlGS— First quality; Turkish; just in lOd per lb ALSO ON HAND—BIG SUPPLIES OF CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS, BON BONS, ETC. COME AND SEE OUR DISPLAY IT WILL PAY YOU! KERNOHANS Ltd. Guyton Street . . Avenue Taylorville
and bq far the nicest drink fl ■ fl Worth more than it costs /ODA avour^e cerealfood IN MILLIONS OF HOMES W ith your first packet of Made from the tender and Kellogg's you will instantly nourishing heart of the corn learn why they are the kernel, deliciously flavoured most popular corn flakes. and thoroughly digestible. So crisp and crunchy-so Kellogg's Corn Flakes fresh and inviting—they make come to you ready to eat. No a delicious breakfast, tea or cooking required. Serve disupper. Every member of the rect from the packet with cold family will enjoy Kellogg’s milk or cream. Sweeten with Corn Flakes—children of sugar if desired. Sold by your seven and grandfathers of grocer in the red-and-green severity. packet. ■g-j "'’CORN FLAKES — : Made in Australia by KELLOGG (Aust.) PTY. LTD., Sydney
STROUD’S ESTABLISHED 1905 (AND STILL GOING STRONG). At Christmas time we all wish tu make a little present to our friends. May we Suggest the following Inexpensive Articles to fit the occasion'’ OAK TI!A WAGONS, 2-1/6. FIRESIDE COMPANION SETS. 8/6 10/6 and 11/6. CAMP STRETCHERS, 21/6. CAMP M ATTRESSES,’ from .10/6. TAPESTRY BEDSIDE RI GS, from 5/11. TAPESTRY RUNNERS 27 inches, -1/6. HEAVY SEAGRASS MATS, 3/3, 4/6 ami 5/6. TENTS AND FLYS—Tent 6 x S, Fly 9 x 9, 32/6; Tent S x 10, Flv 10 x 12 45/--Tent 10 x 12, Fly 12 x 14, 57/6. ' ’ ’ C. B. STROUD & Co. Ltd. THE BUSY BUYERS AND SELLERS. 73 Ridgway St. ’Phone 2804. J. STROUD, Manager. (Cash or Terms)
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 302, 22 December 1933, Page 2
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