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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIII, Issue 8839, 16 May 1914, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES, • ' ''■-'. LADIES' TWEED COATS in the Newest Styles and Cblourmgs— Prices-35/-, 39/6 s 42/-, 45/-,. to. 65/LADIES' RAINCOATS, Hydrotifces, etc.— 'Prices- 19/6, '.22/6,:27/6, 39/0,-45/-, 49/6 and 63/LADIES' TWEED and NAVY SERGE COSTUMES—Latest Styles— Prices 63/-, 69/6, 72/6, 84/-, 89/6. *:■'*- LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS in New Winter Tweeds— : Prices 12/6, '"14/6, ■■,'l6/6, 19/6 and 21/- . ' ; A nice range of CHILDREN'S and MAIDS' WAUM TWEED COATS— All sizes. Prices from 10/6 to 30/CHILDREN'S and GIRLS' TWEED and SERGE SCHOOL FROCKS— Prices 3/11, 6/9, 8/6, 10/6, 12/6, 14/6. JUST OPEWE D. i i . ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ . •• LADIES' KNITTED GOLF COATS, in Navy, Black, Grey, Brown, Saxe, Cinnamon, Lovat and Heather Mixture— Prices 23/6 to 42/Special Line of SPORTS SETS, COAT, SCARF and CAP to match, at 22/6 CHILDREN'S KNITTED WOOLLEN COATS, all sizes, with" CAP or BONNET to match, in Creami Scarlet, Saxe, Navy, Brown, etc". > CHOICE SELECTION of WOOLLEN MOTOR SCARFS from 1/11, and CAPS from 1/- each. NEW STOCK of LADIES' WARM DRESSING GOWNS and JACKETS. Very Special Offer : 30 Ladies* iTweecl Costumes (coat and skirt) all one price, 12s 6& ■ ■■"■.■.■'.-■' ■ • r THE CASH DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, A SH B U RT ON. GOOD WORK TELLS ITS OWN STORY! The first thought of the Motorman in a difficulty too complicated for him to Set right is—"WHERE SHALL I GO?" The rest of the story can be learned by a visit to MY GARAGE, where a large staff of EXPERT MECHANICS, up to every detail of their work, are . kept busily employed OVERHAULING, REPAIRING, and ADJUSTING MOTOR CARS and CYCLES of all makes and kinds. . , There is no task too complicated, nor any top simple, for me to undertake ; for often the simplest repair or adjustment inexpertly accomplished rejsults in subsequent needless expense and trouble. Better to have your machine overhauled or repaired by expert men. TDp-to-date tools,v up-to-drtio scientific knowledge and methods and a'constant endeavour to tcin.^out the BEST WORK in QUICKEST TIME hay.c made "GO TO RULE'S " an axiom among motor men. Bring your Gar or Cycle along next time you are in trouble, or ring me up and I will send for it, ' My Charges are ranfcbottom for the best service any mechanic can renderGO TO RULE'S." THERE'S A REASON FOR IT, M 9 Ashburten. .■■*'..

CAR PAINTING. HAVING moved into my New Mo-tor-Car and Carriage Painting V.ifcs, specially designed and one of the mc,t up-to-date Paint Shops in Canterbury, I am fully et,aipped for Fainting Motor Cars and all Classes of Vehicles at shortest notice. My workh are dust and fire-proof, with a separate Varnish Room. • Large Stocks of Motor Car Enamefe »*<i Varnishes always on hand. £. LITHGOW, "ASHBURTON MOTOR CAR ANT) , ■.CARRIAGE PAINTING WORKS, Yjir'iftbt Op-*!^':te Hy. Stephenson, i-uotioneer), HAVELOCK STRESS