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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXIX, Issue 7726, 20 February 1909, Page 3

| " BUSINESS NOTICES. ji^JUo fe s% W9i liJ'iJiJ *t££/gr "^a? vp^Bl^m^ wm B B « PRESERVING SUGAR PRESERVING PANS PRESERVING JARS. — v —T-- ■ ......... AT -_=___„ FINEST CANE SUGAR, Auckland IA, uGlb bags, 8s 3d-; per Ib. 2d. BREWER'S CRYSTALS, special preserving, makes Jam and Jellies much firmer and clearer—s6l b bags, 9s Gd ; per ib, 2id. FINEST LOAF SUGAR, 561 b case, 12;; per Ib, 3d. § JELLY JARS WITH TIN LIDS. Fj Dm 2s per dozen. MASON'S PRESERVING JARS SlpS Pints per dozen 4 0' f Quarts „5 0 ' '/ Half-gallons „7 0 * "* < MASON'S IMPROVED ... ' * (Porcelain-lined Top). li (Glass Top). I ' s- d. ' t J Quarts per dozen 6 0 --~— Half-gallons „ 8 0 FRENCH FLINT GLASS GARS, ATLAS JARS ' ,„ m? ]\ Screw Lids. (Extra wide month, for large fruit). Government Pstnons pßrdr nVs iibsi- r r^ e%tl AMERICAN WIDE-MOUTH JARS I 2!b size per'dozen 8 6 (Spring Top). 4 c i o7oll for 2 o Q s. d. > ——-— _ Quarts • por dozen 8 6 TIE-OVER JARS. Half-gallons „ 11 6 2s Gd, 3s and 4s per dozen. RUBBER RINGS FOlt ABOVE JARS. " Gd, 9d, Is, 2s and 2s 6d per dozen. JF.LLY TUMBLERS- ;- WHITE EARTHENWARE JARS. (Splendid Line,. From 3s per dozen dsperdozen. WOODEN SPOONS, 4d, Gd and 8.1. llw° HTS'' OUR SIXTEENTH TEA COMPETITION CLOSES ON FEBRUARY 28th. FIRST PRIZE—One of the Finest Dinner Sots ever Keen m Ashburton. Other prizes comprise eight-day Clocks, China Tea Sets, Hanging Lamps, Fire Screens, Cash Prizes, etc., etc. ALL COMPETITORS WHO SEND IN" NOT LESS THAN 30 COUPONS RECEIVE A PRIZE. CiiSSS SUPPLY S'FQIRESS.

.^^^- FOR MEN. I I At this time of the year a comfort- .i^ t-. able, yet stylish pair of boots is a valuable //M\ to every man. , /Ei\\ \ Men's boots for summer wear are a '^sSlijy n line with us — boots that have ' JmL li been* specially modelled to give comfort L-ifCi' f {ease to the feet —to look stylish— Jmi§K V [give you sound satisfaction m the ML/ \ g ; You're invited to come m and look til 1 and look round onr large, new stock of sHSSssfcf H reliable footwear. You'll find the prices 1 B i|f[inean a saving to you, and the qualities \s~dr vjja, are as high as procurable anywhere. m^ Boot Importer, Tanored St. Ashburton JM

WE ARK .! 13T UNPACKING A y^R^Mea^^ WE HAVF PLAIN AND FlGUß- #^^^^^\ • ED INGRAi.N> IN ALL SHADES ; a* ALSO UP-'IO DATE AND REAL fi\ljQP€PM^^^^3i PRETTY FRIEZES TO MATCH.., IN. THEN, AGAIN, WE HAVE A WMWO KMVrffiSfcJzjb^^Sfll, LARGE VARIETY OF OHEAPEtt vßßlSffliliiSi^^&^Sß papers, our collection is fraraiA 'P^BrfU'l ABSOLUTELY THE BEST WE HAVE -T^ilrifra r^M^^^m IYET imported, and far ahead %Ji-Ml-MMr* W 'Wnio^ YET SEEN IN *^^^^^M/"^^=s^^»'»- Jw SAY, CALL IN TO-DAY. \ NSV «Vj^' OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT, CONSISTENT Vv 7ITH GOOD WORK. i r ■;-, v- S PAPERH ANGERS, ART DEALERS, AND PICTURE 1 ■ ■ ■- , FRA^ERS, 1 BURNETT STREET - ASHBURTON.

WANTED— Emnloyers to apply to." McDonald's Registry (opposite Stephenson's Auction, Rooms), Ashburton, for Harvest and Threshing-machine Hands, Cooks, etc. Wanted—Married Couple (£100), Ploughmen (27s 6d), Shepherd (£80), Youths. All orders I promptly attended to. Telegraph :' I "McDonald's Registry," Ashbu^ton/or j Manchester Street. Christchurch. I : : —: WANTED TO BUY—Copper, Brass, .-.--■, Rags, Sacking, Bottler,, and all kinds vf.sto mn ferial. Prices on application. Canterbury Bottle Exchange, 47 Cok ombo Street^ Chrigtohwoh,,

NEW LINES FOR MOTORISTS. Burners—Bray's, " E'.ta," Is6d Belts, from Is 6d per foot. \ Headlights, 400 yards light, 42s 6d 1 Goggles, rubber, the latest, 7s 6d • OiL Price's Mptormn, 4s 6d quan-t tlties - | Outfit Motor Tyro, from 5s to | 17s 6d. ■ ■ | Tools—A firie'seloeti.on.' | G. H. CARSON'S. S