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Ashburton Guardian, Issue 8346, 10 April 1912, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES. MEMS. FOX MEN. J& THIS 1 WEFK IS DEVOTED TO THw \L*& EXHAUSTIVE STUDY, AND BE- MB l\ S\ Ss OTxis E 3S|i Mll'kK NECESSARY FOR MEN, YOUTHS, Jl/\ lfe^MS <aKSffi: ||W] • Men's Underwear, including the best • . ■, « Colonial makes; also the Unshrinkable 81l IL^J i "Britannia Fleeced. Shirts at 6s bd, . Wi" 1^ ; Pants at 7s. Very Durable Goods these. M fl%\Novelties m Braces. —''President" at w| |B ' 3s 6d. All Leather at 4s 6d. Other lll l Choice Mufflers, Ties, and Neckwear » 1 Wk \ m great range of values. See windows. w I Yel ft Gloves.—Winter driving Strapped 1 j .|J| Leather at 4s, Heavy-lined Kid at 4s W % VfLlj 6d; also Woollen Gloves. .11 \ W>H New Tweed Caps from Is upwards. '^^tejOLajßk Felt Hats, etc., newest shapes, up to "*^^^^^^^^3m 17s 6d. \% c? GENTLEMENS * COMPLETE OUTFITTERS. — ~~~ " ——■>■ ■MMrr«imaiiiwwn»BMi<r-mHf»'»MMi^iiit>ri»Mi» ' '. TOOL EMPORIUM. • j p ■ ■ 11 F^ OR all Kind of TOOLS, suitable for the FARMER GARDENER | CARPENTER, ENGINEER, Etc. The Largest Stock ana Best Selection m the County; all at Bedrock Prices, ALSO,— i Plough Chains. Ploughshares. Leading Chains. Plough Line, ciax Rone Manila Rope. Hames Hame HooksBag Hooks. Grass Seed Sieves. 3 Etc. , * . > We keep nothing but Reliable Goods, which can be depended upon for Quality. THE PRICES ARE RSGHT. gb6. meddins, TOOL EMPORIUM, BURNETT STREET - - - (Opposite Arcade). 1 SOSVSETHIMG SUITABLE-FOR LADIES 1 ANDI .CHILDREN'S WEAR.- ---; We have just landed for the Autumn Season, Full ranges of the famous HORROCKSES' FLANNELETTES. Those who have used these beautiful materials know what they are. Those who have not, should try them. They are ahead of all competitors. Call and see them m White, Cream, Pink, and Stripes. ibd, iidi .1/- P 81" yard" When purchasing, why not have the best? Also aMI range of the famous Horrock's Calicoes. Prices— 6id, U, I±A **P to 1/.i, "WV J. MOORE [ 1 HOUSE FOR VALUE. East Street. . ■ t ' -^——^—i—^m^—MMMBBWBBi I <4CHEF" 9 Is the BBST that experience can produce or money can buy. « TRY IT, AND SUCCESS T IS YOURS. ALL GROCERS. THE NARROW SKIRT. Its Effect upon the Shoe Trad** Nothing could puosibly have created a more insistent demand ,cr perfect footwear for ladies than the Narrow Skirt has done. The Narrow Skirt, to look smart and hang properly, must be gjjo-t several inches shorter than the full skirt was—and that means the shoes worn are brought into prominence. In fact, really smart S shoes are part and parcel of this new fashion, and manufacturers .-we exerting every.effort to cops with the demand for shoes that 7*ill look good with the narrow skirt. We'ra showing some very smart styles m serviceable tans and •I Macks m these shoes, ranging m price from fi/9 to 22/8. fend "nil k^;, ' welcome your early inspection of them. '♦ l ' . ! JAS. MELLOK, ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE, TANCRED STHEET,