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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13337, 28 March 1911, Page 2

FOR PICNIC LUNCHES. NOTHING SO GOOD. NOTHING SO CONVENIENT AS AULSEBROOK’S SAO CRACKERS. Now is the' time of jolly Picnic Parties, and Picnic .promoters will find nothing meet with such favour at lunch time as AULSEBROOK’S SAO CRACKERS sandwiched with jam or butter. Nothing is easier to prepare, nothing is more delicious. Try them next time your picnicking, you’re bound to like them—everybody does. T’HERE are many ointments. This 1 on. excels simply by reason ol its starling cificacy. Acts like ■ charm CUTS, BRUISES, BUMS, SCALDS, SORIS, SMSIBS. Antiuptieand HeaUtw. SOLO everywhere .1/6 LEMON CHEESE This is a perfectly delightful Sweetmeat, mads of new-laid eggs, pure dairy butter, crystal sugar, and sound lemons only.. it has the characteristic excellence, and flavour ol all Primley products. A DELICIOUS SWEET! Warm Days. St. George Delicacies solvsths food problsm In warm waathor. They’re always cool and frssh, and save you all ths troubls of cooking. Ask your Grocer for Sheep and Ox Tongues Fowl in Jelly. Rabbit and Bacon. Potted Meats for Sandwiches. Be sure you mention the brand — ‘‘BT. GEORGE.” Any good Grocer will get it for you. Cut Down Your Gas Bin. BY USING WELSBACH BURNERS AND MANTLES. These give a better light for one-third the gas consumption. Beware of Imitations. THE LATEST IN PHOTOGRAPHY. . - AT P. J. DENTON'S STUDIO, Eight Opposite Paul and Co.’s. Telephone 341. VICTORIA AVENUE.