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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIII, Issue 8743, 17 December 1913, Page 2

BOOM! BOOM! BOOMING, j THOMAS, The Boot Boomer, Is STILL IN 'ASHBTTRTON and doing- a roaring trade. Selling Capstick's Enormous Bankrupt Boot Stock under WHOLESALE COST. Strike! Strike! Strike has been the ; ippic of the day for the past 6 weeks among the residents and farmers generally. But now it is THOMAS, the Great Boot Boomer and his bargains. Every Man, "Woman, and Child seems to realise that there's something new on in the town/ Thomas knows his business and is trying to help you in your choice, for every pair of boots or shoes you buy from him you are "■ putting from 4 to 6 shillings in your own pocket. The people are already realizing that they are getting bar-! gains, for they are purchasing 4 or 5 pairs at a time, so this alone shows that our prices, are cut exceptionally low. If you are in doubt as to the quality and durability of this stock, we.invite you to give us a call and we will show you the makers' names branded on the sole and heel of the boot, such as •A. E. Marlaw, Moccasin, Bostock McKinlay, Zealandia, Standard, Premier and Crockett and Jones and several others. / 7 MORE DAYS' FLUTTER, 7 MORE DAYS' BUST UP. I ■ ■ " NOTE THE ADDRESS— THOMAS, THE BOOT BOOMER, Next.His Majesty's Theatre, Tancred Street.

WEEDS in Paths—This unrnitigating nuisance positively prevented by using "Acme" Weed Killer. In tins at Is 6d, 2s 9d, ss, at John Orr and Co.'s East Sti-et Store. 11 94

SHEEP Shears of best quality and makes from 3s 9d per pair. Turkey Stone for sharpening, Oils, etc., at lowest prices at John Orr anjl Cb.'s East Street Store.