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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 9123, 24 April 1915, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES W. J. MOORE'S BARGAIN LIST BARGAIN LIST BARGAIN LIST BARGAIN LIST -of— . ■" . MEN'S AND BOYS''CLOTHING. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING. MEN'S Altfj) BOYS' CtiOTHING. . MEN'S All-wool Worsted and Tweed Box Suits, equal to Tailor-made, in Greys and Browns, selected patterns —Prices 50s, 55s 6d, 59s 6d, 655. MEN'S All-wool Colonial Saddle Tweed SUITS, smartly cut, for hard wear —39s 6d. , MEN'S All-wool Colonial Saddle Tweed Trousers —Great value at 14s 6d. MEN'S Dark Tweed Trousers—at 6s 9d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d—good cheap lines. MEN'S Heavy and Medium Weight Tweed Overcoats, Single and Double-breasted, plain, and with strap at back. W » ; Prices—3ssj 42s 6d y 455,. s?s 6d; 575:;6d.; ■;■?■ ■"-. ;;■■.■■:■"' '...' MEN'S Hydrotite Overcoats are exceptional value. We have in stock two prices only, having chosen these jtwo lines from i a ' great number of samples as the two best values; in the market, and can with . . cpij;6.d4nce place them before you, ' ..knpwitig that every Coat sold will 'give our Customers complete satis- ' faction. Prices;— 42s 6d, .sss« BOYS' Dark Tweed : Norfolk^ Suits—a Splendid Line at a very low figure. Sizes-6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Prices—9s 6d, 10s 6d, lls, 11s 6d, 12s, 12s 6d, 13s. BOYS' Colonial All-wool Norfolk Suits, Sizes 7 to 18—Small Sizes 13s 6d - to 22s 6d; Large Sizes 25s to 355. These are choice patterns and wellmade Suits. BOYS' arid YOUTHS' Sports Suits; the Newest Style' in Kaiapoi and Petone Tweeds—l7s 6d to 355. BOYS' Tweed, Cord, and Buckskin Knicker Pants. We have a full' range of these, in Sizes 3 to 14. Prices from 3s 6d to 12s 6d. BOYS' Felt Hats, for little fellows. A Nieir" Assortment in Nary, Brown, Green, Saxe. Prices varying: 2s, 3s 6d, 3s lid. Good~Hat for older boys—3s 6d, 4s 6d, 4s lid. BOYS' Jerseys, in Navy and Brown. Kaiapoi AH-woel Jerseys are the best, and will give every satisfac-, tion. Prices 3s 3d to 6s, according to size. ALL GOODS BOUGHT WELL, AND SELLING AT LOW PRICES. W. if. MOORE, ALWAYS THE HOUSE FOR VALUE! THE BUSCK MOTOR CAR. TCI OR POWER, RELIABILITY, ECONOMY OF T¥RES, PETROL AND OIL, THE BUICK EASILY RANKS FIRST TWO THOUSAND (2000) "BUICK" CARS are now running, about the Dominion, and each Owner says he is absolutely satisfied. Mr J. S. Lawrie, our Timaru Agent, has a "BUICK" Car, which has done 100,000 miles, and is as good for work now as ever. Note—The "BUICK" is NOT au assembled Car. . Every part is made and put together in the "BUICK" Factory. The Rod Cross Society, of London, after comparing the "BUICK" Chassis with all others, ordered 22 of them for the War, and they are in use there now. The Sou tl» African Government bought 20 of the "BUICK" Chassis, and used them .successfully iv the operations against . Beyers and De Wet. Before buying an American Car, ask your vendor to put in writing that the car ho is selling you is NdT'ian assembled one. Our Agent, MR R. D. JOHNSTON, is authorised by us to give, on behalf of any '< purchaser, a guarantee in writing that the "BUICK" is NOT an assembled Car." Anyone seeking to purchase a "BUICK" may obtain all particulars from MR R, D. JOHNSTON. Ashhurton, or from us. PRICE: 5-SEATER, with Dslco Self -Starting and Lighting £350. 2-SEATEft, with Dolco Self-Starting and Lighting £325. Write to us for pamphleb "The Building of a "BUICK." THE N,Z. AUTOMOBILES, LTD., OXFORD TERRACE, CHIIISTCEURCH.