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Wanganui Chronicle, 22 December 1950, Page 6

“ The HOUSE of VALUES ” Extend the COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON THEY HAVE HUGE STOCKS AT OLD PRICES ! MEN’S ALL WOOL COLONIAL WORK SOCKS 4/6, 4/11 Pair A New Line of MEN’S STRONG WORK SHIRTS These are Great Value 13/3, 13/9, 13/11 each We Still Have a Wide Range MEN’S D.B. & S.B. WORSTED SUITS. Latest Styles and Tailor-fitting. Fancy Navy, Greys, from £lO/10/MEN’S EXTRA GOOD WEARING KHAKI DRILL WORK TROUSERS 16/3 Mr Also SPORTS TOP KHAKI DRILL TROUSERS 22/3 Pair MEN’S KHAKI DRILL SHORTS 14/BOYS’ KHAKI DRILL STRAP SHORTS 5/11 Pair Also BOYS’ KHAKI DRILL BELT STYLE SHORTS 7/9 MEN! We Have a Wonderful Range PURE WOOL SPORTS COATS. New Pastel a’nd Off-White shades from 99/6 each You Should See Our Large Stock MEN’S GREY, FAWN, BLUE, BROWN ALL WOOL SPORTS TROUSERS With Hip Straps, Tunnels from 58/3 FARMERS! We Stock a Collossal Range ALL WOOL TWEED TROUSERS 35/3, 39/6, 45/3, 55/6 Special Selection BOYS’ SUMMERWEIGHT SHIRTS New Patterns. 10/6, 11/6 Also BOYS’ CREWE and CROSS-OVER COLLAR SPORTS SHIRTS—--9/3 each See Our Range MEN’S ALL WOL SMART SHADES SWIM SUITS M., O.S 22/6 each Also BEACH SHORTS Made by Canterbury with Interlined Briefs. Fawn, Blue Rutland fi 7 ] 1 i ?h0 ” M rftifl ™ MM - Building. PW Box WHERE YOU GET VALUE FOR YOUR £l/-/-

WIHF /. 3CWF/I1 / WhUi I pllPynL 7 / ] ' ' Wjnd and wave present no problems to the / ]|ll 7 modern girl—she’s as confident in the handling f 1/ !■ / a boat as she is in the ballroom. And a secret ' f of her radiant personality is the daily bath with I ” f a few drops of Camfosa added. The fragrant, refreshing qualities of Camfosa combined with I its antiseptic properties make it the ideal disI infectant for all purposes. Use it for treatment I of cuts, sores, wounds, etc., as well as in the ifl \ house. i j \ It costs less . . for the best .. so insist on SOLD EVERYWHERE ' wSBIIk ' Wl ZV ■> 40z., 16oz_, also larger sizes ISiTvoCt \ i A I A IAMrOjA Manufacturers J FRANK JACKSON LTD.. S3S PARNELL KO., AUCKLAND ISSUED BY THE NEW ZEALAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH | jFcsth’al | CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR SEASON I 1950 ■ I AJA Every year the holiday season creates problems for the housewife, particularly in the matter of the storage of meats and vegetables. Z \ The 1950 festival season is peculiar in that Christmas and; New Z \ > Year’s Day fall on Mondays with the shops closed on the two z? K previous days. IKx The following menus have therefore been planned to meet the con- < fl ditions of a New Zealand holiday season in the height of summer: ft? SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY December 23rd Xmas Eve Xmas Day Boxing Day DINNER DINNER DINNER DINNER Roast beef Cold bee f Turkey or Fowl, C old lamb and beef Potatoes Potatoes Lamb 0T Pork Potatoes Cauliflower Potatoes Salad and beetroot Carrots •oataa Green peas p ru i t tart Stewed plums Junket Fruit jelly Xmas pudding or TEA OR LUNCH Cornflour mould fruit salad & triflle TEA OR LUNCH Cheese, potato, TEA OR LUNCH PEA H^ SC rarS tomato de chopped Boiled eggs . ~</ ham °_ r , . egg on toast parsley salad boiled bacon Salad December 30th December 31st New Year’s Day January 2nd DINNER DINNER DINNER DINNER Baked chops Pressed tongue Lamb, pork or fowl Q o ld meats Potatoes Potatoes Potatoes Potatoes Cabbage Salad Green peas Salad and tomatoes Baked rice and Milk jelly and Fruit salad and triflle Fruit jelly and stewed fruit fruit (raw or stewed) qr lunch custard sauce TEA OR LUNCH TEA OR LUNCH Cold meat TEA OR LUNCH Egg and tomato Bacon and egg Salad and beetroot Grilled cheese salad pie mould and bacon on toast I Mince pies DHCP A lITIALIO P artco °k the Christmas and New Year rKtLAU I IUNb Mos. homes without a refrigerator: IV o Zh« s b f^i y '. hes ' u ‘ i ''’ falreewhere