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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 8201, 26 July 1915, Page 6

\. BUSINESS NOTICES. !_ ■ . ■i i i ■ ■ -mi _jn--"- i v ■-■■ ...... - —-„, - - —..«,—. , - | |- r> |--- i, ii r»i — " * i ■j -* —w- / ___ ■ . ■ ■ ■ ANDREW ORR_&^CO., LTD' THE MAILORDER HOUSEf^Ok. Tremendous Boot Bargains .__ A»^^TP%m\V % a M " jl E ' ' • /SB^^^s^^Br «P / % The scarcity of Leather at this season is giving world-wScie »/ / J corn and is responsible for rapid advances In the Price of Foot- /6ti&gsmmsZ&fflk W>\ / wear. We have good stocks and are offering them at the very jW^^S^SaKI M\ /^JfWL Substantially Reduced Prices quoted here. We know the upward j^^wsPtS&BSBBSB WS//7vF trend of the Leather Market, and are anxious to serve our Clients -^flHr^flE^^j^^P '&SsW and others whilst our Stocks last at these figures, because in a IS?* M few weeks they must advance considerably. ' ' LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FOOTWEAR. £mi GENTLEMEN'S FOOTWEAR. GLAS t« S-d LSl£ Bm : 1 am* LIGHT BOOTS, for best wear-durable veai, nana^om i , i^figl "^ in Box Calf, Glacie Kid, etc.— Now 15^12/6 10/6 ,7/6 .- 1; ' ' Were 18/6 17/6 15/6 14/6 SHOES for Walking and Evening Wear; we oft'er :, ' iMtt " Now 13/6 14/6 9/11 10/6 here the best British Brands— ' /feXA - < HEAVY BOOTS for Business and General Wear— Originally 22/6 18/6 16/6 14/6 12/6 f^^kr?^ very in handsome shapes, for full ■ ■ Now°^ ; -21/- 17/6 15/9 13/11 11/9 ' V^3a^ ■ comfort— ' LADIES' GOLOSH BALMORALS, were: 11/9 l^iSr ' Were 26/" 21/" 18/9 14/9 12/6 Mm^uui^jii Kow reduced to 5/- Now /c 19/6 17/6 13/9 11/9 SHOES A bio* range, in various styles; sold all . - W9t SLIFPERS, for fireside comfort — along at 12/6 to 20/-; aU one^ price now, lCV^2k Wf e 7J? 6i?-,fiS o(2 o'/o viz 4/11 rvw • NOW 6/- 5/- 3/11 3/S Z/a, SLIPPERS, for Indoor Wear, in Lisle, Felt, and ' ft'jf '" PELT BOOTS, for chilly feet— - ■.-..■■ Le-ither— i k § Were 7/6 6/11 Now 6/11 6/6 . Were 1/6 2/- 2/6 3/6 4/6. ! |>4m G¥M' BOOTS, best rubber, for extra long serMow 1/4 1/9 2/3 3/3 3/11 lIV3K vice— • ' , 'FELT BOOTS, for cold feet— ' W/]\ . , . , .. Were 32/6 27/6 21/Were 6/6 and 7/- Now 5/11 and 6/9 KP& ' S Now 30/" 26/6 2^' GOLOSHES—Wero 4/6 and 5/9 Now 4/- and 5/3 JSrVI EEGG-I^GSy in Black and Tan Leathers— CHILDREN'S BOOTS,-in sti-ong makes—. . ■ Now reduced to 5/- 7/6 13/6 Were 4/9 Now 1/6 j . ~ ~jj ■"#% O~ If%'-' I X^J '5 P®1 * centl Discount Coupons And TGW Orr Cfc OO.r LIU. &™* w3tn all purchases-re- , i deniable after Sale closes. LAPSES' AND GENTLEMEN'S COMPLETE OUTFITTERS. ABF Cash Orders sent Carriage EASTSTEEET, ASHBURTON. - TELEPHONE No ; . 41!. p^pald, any distance.

Winners Open Class SOUTH ISLAND RELIABILITY TRIALS, Two Years in Succession. ' THIS CAR COMMANDS YOUR CONSIDERATION. THIS MONTH —To-Day.' perhaps—you are going to make your choice of a MOTOR CAR. We hope your choice will be a HUPMOBILE. We feel sure you will buy a Hlspmobfle when you know its great , value—realise what wonderful satisfaction Huprhofaile ownership will giro L you. . -A BIG IN COMFORT. B!G IN QUALITY; BIG IN ECONOMY. It is this in-built quality that: mates the HUPMOBILE THE FASTEST SELLING MEDIUM-PRICED CAR. : Sole Distributors: N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, . \ CHRISTCHURCH. . > RETAIL SELLING AGENTS—FL D. JOHNSTON, Ashburtoiu /,s%s&, A Further Offer 0F TEMPTING AFTER-SALE ■• Ik _*^tfWSE?&E?^^ BARGAINS* mmglffi/fr* ( DON'T MIBS these. 1 f As we clean up the flotsam and l jjfifflffi^^fc,: y--* jetsam left by our Stocktaking fflSfc m- m. m°* eßb BARGAIN GOODS Iffip^ 1"^ \tBJl Wt- CRi, axe pßtning *o light. k These we trill offer to aay "' ' VfiL Customer on hand at any price-at WE ADVISE CUSTOMERS TO COME EARLY. Take this after-sale. chance of saving money. Come and sec these lovely HATS, in our window. You'll purchase whea you see the prices. LADIES' BEADY-TO-WEAE HATS- 2/11 COLOURED FELT HATS, TBIMMKD RIBBON— 10/- Now 4/11 UDIES' BLACK .VELVET HATS, TRIMMED RIBBON and MOUNTS— 18/6 How 9/8 2 Only READY-TO-WEAR TWBED COSTUMES (Coat and Skirt)— T« Clßar «* 7/ft Mitchell & Turner^

A Chat About Your praying Uuttit Of course you arc aware that the letter of the law demands, preventive measures being taken to combat the numerous . .. pests of the orchard, and Winter Spraying is an absolute . . necessity. Only at this time of the year, when the leaves are off and the buds dormant, is it possible to use the strong Spraying Compounds necessary to remove Scale, Blight, etc. '■'■« The first and most important item of the Spraying Outfit is the Pump. It does not pay to waste time in using a poor Pump. The initial mistake usually is to purchase a cheap . . Pump. Cheap Pumps are not cheap—for the strong chemicals used in the Spraying Compounds readily corrodes them, and one season's use often leaves them useless. Therefore, when buying a Spray Pump, get one that is reliable, soundly constructed of materials that will withstand chemical action and hard usage. A man with a few trees often refrains from buying a Pump, considering the outlay in excess of the benefit. Were the . . uses of the Pump confined to occasional sprayings in the orchard, v/e should be inolined to agree with him—but a Good Pump has many uses. When not in use in the orchard, it is invaluable for water* life the garden, cleaning windows and walls s washing traps and carts, spraying poultry houses and stables, administering, spray or dip compounds to cattle, horses, etc., for white-wash* ing, and as a evsr-ready fire fighter tool it has no equal. Thus a good Spray Pump comes Into use the whole year round. It is our pleasure to stock and recommend the Celebrated . Billen's Spray Pumps. They are so. strongly constructed, so simple in action, and of such proved durability, that they have fought their way to the forefront as the best Pumps for local Conditions. They are cheaper than others, because of . .their'manifold labour-saving uses, and that they last longer. Next to' the Pump comes the Spraying Compound... The . . operations of the present season are confined to the spraying of Emulsified Red Oil for the removal of Scale* Woolly . . Aphis, and similar pests. ' The best oil for this purpose is— "DIAL EMULSA" RED SPRAYING OIL.. We Sell it m Cans at 2s 6d. 1-gallon Cans at 4s. 4-gaUon Cans at 14s. - v To use—mix one.part oil to 10 parta cold water, so simple, so efficient, so economical. John Orr & Co,, HORTICULTURAL IRONMONGERS, EAST STREET STORE, &SHBURTOK