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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXiX, Issue 7727, 22 February 1909, Page 3

BUSSNESS NOTICES. H||| P^eservinp |||ffl PRESERVING SUGAR PRESERVING PANS PRESERVING JARS, AT _______^ FINEST CANE SUGAR, Auckland IA, sGlb bags, 8s 3d; per lb, 2d. _ BREWER'S CRYSTALS, special preserving, makes Jam and Jellies much firmer and clearer—s6lb bags, 9s 6d; per lb, 2Jd. FINEST LOAF SUGAR, 561b case, 12s; per lb, 3d. ...,, .---^-i-saßw #S%^ ■ ■ S-^Hi'^^KaVlNG PANS, 9s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d and 14s M. SMSJP?' S HEAVY ENAMELLED PANS, 9s 6d, 10s 9d, 11s 9d and 1* f.> STEVEN'S ENAMELLED PRESERVING PANS, 8s 9d, 10« 6d and 12 6 6d. ALUMINIUM PRESERVING PANS, 10s 9d, 12s 6d and 14s 6d.

ll© "i-siltf JELLY JARS WITH TIN LIDS. *K^ n J&Js i'' Fj 3m 2s per dozen. MASON'S PRESERVING JARS SBS! Pints per dozen 4 6 ' liiiiSi - 'llljlf'; Quarts „ 5 0 W §m ' " Half-gallons „ 7 0 ijii if!|f|MASON'S IMPROVED |I l|| (Porcelain-lined Top). ' - !i!B iljilW (Glass Top). |lpi- f|i|| Half^llons P" f1 \ FRENCH FLINT GLASS GARS, att ac tatju With Screw Lids. AliiAb JAKb (Recommended by the Government (Extra wide mouth, for large fruit). Expert). c. d. s. d. Quarts per dozen 6 6 lib *:ze per dozen 4 0 Half-gallons „8 6 6 dozen 't 21 0 AMERICAN WIDE-MOUTH JARS 2!b size per dozen 5 6 (Spring Top). - 4 dozen for 20 O Quart* per dozen % % .. _ Half-gallons „ 11 6 2s-Gd,-3s and 4s per dozen. RUBBER RINGS FOR ABOVE JARS. lurry TmmTTO 6d, od, Is, 2s and 2* 6d per dozen. J LhS WHITE EARTHENWARE JARS. 3s per dozen. From 3s per dozen SCALES AND~IVEIGHTS. WOODEN SPOONS, 4d, 6d and S.I. 5s 9d and 12s 6d. OUR SIXTEENTH TEA COMPETITION CLOSES ON FEBRUARY 28th. FIRST PRIZE—One of the Finest Dinner. Sets ever f-cen in Ashburton. Other prizes comprise eight-day Clocks, China Tea Sets, Hanging Lamps, Fire Screens. Cash Prizes, etc., etc. T _ ALL COMPETITORS WHO SEND IN NOT LESS THAN 30 COUPONS RECEIVE A PPJZE. CiSSJS SUPPLY STORES.

FOR MSN, . J fAt this time of the year a comfort- . ff^ K able, yet stylish pair of boots is a valuable /^fl\ possession to every man. /iv i\|\ Men's boots for summer wear are a j ft special line with us — boots that have |] JmL I w been specially modelled to give comfort KgOWf and [ease to the feet—to look stylish ~~2I^@UJV and "give you'sound satisfaction in the s^^J \ You're invited to come in and look and look round onr large, new stock of shsss^j reliable footwear. You'll find the prices \ g I mean a saving to you, and the qualities are as high as procurable anywhere. ;"g| Boot Importer Tancred St, Ashburton ji

\ WE ARK .;lvjT UNPACKING A \ 1 >^ft^avte--i^ WE HAY! 1- PLAIN AND jfIGUR- [ ] ED INGRAIN- IN ALL SHADES j \ * * «ss*S^A^^^SL ALSO UP-IO DATE AND REAL \ PRETTY FK]^ZES TO MATCH. IN > "^S^it]M^lM^^^^^ LAISSr VAIILETY OF CHEAPER ■{ i wli«\\l^^^^^W'PAl'EßS. OUR COLLECTION IS L I WMfPwiHH^^BTO 1 ABSOLUTELY THE BEST WE H AYE ' W>WSm H^^^^ll YET IMPORTED, AND FAR AHEAD : ? fej ll^vif SIR/ iI)«01^,A NY™{NG YET SEEN m i I "S^^^l^^^w^ OUR° PRICES ARE RIGHT,' CON-.- ---| "-^.. SISTSNT WITH GOOD WORK. I OHAFMAM & DAVIS, S 3 PAPERHANGERS, ART DEALERS, AND PICTURE 3 ' FHAMERS, 1 BURNETT STREET ASHBURTON.

WANTED— Employers to apply to McDonald's Registry (opposite I Stephenson'e Auction Rooms), Ashburtoii, for Harvest and Threshing-machine Hands, Cooks, etc. Wanted—Married Couple (£100), Ploughmen (27s 6d), Shepherd (£80), Youths. All orders promptly attended to. Telegraph : " McDonald's Registry," Ashburton, or Manchester Street, Chrlstchurch". ■^■f 7ANTED TO BUY—Copper, Brass, w ■ Rags, Sacking, Bottles, and all kinds vrcsto material. Prices on application, • Canterbury Bottle Exchange, 47 CoJ™ ombo Street* Christelruxolj,. . i

B rim^»ijl jg»w.i^»^»«»i»-iB»»r»i««»»gl«WIBf^ 9 1 NEW LIMES | ! FOR MOTORISTS. |j Burners—Bray's, "E'.ta," IsGd I Belts, from Is 6d per foot. j, f ■ Headlights, 400 yards light, 42s 6d jj !| Goggles, rubber, the latest, 7s Gd 'I I Oil. Price's Motorize, 4s Gd quan- \ I titles i 1 Outfit Motor Tyre, from 5e to i \ 17s Gd.. ' . I \ Tools —A fine selection. ! 'i At-