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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 8202, 27 July 1915, Page 4

_____ BUSINESS NOTICES. GARGOYLE PREPARED RED SPRAY IKG OIL, Is the surest destroyer of all Garden Insect Pests* Easy to mix and pleasant to apply. FLETCHER BEOS.' PEIOES.—HaIf gallon tins 2/-, gallon tins 3/6. One gallon of this oil will make 25 gallons of Winter Spraying- Mixture. Compare this with any ptlier. MONTAUK—the old Reliable Spraying Compound. We liave a, small quantity of this line left over from last season, which we are clearing out at considerably less than cost j)rioe. Quarts IQd. 5 half gallons 1/3, gallon tins 2/NBSVIMQ AND BLAIR'S NEW SEASON'S VEGETABLE SEEDS. 3d. per packet, or 12 packets for 2/6. COWSLIP CALF MILK. ] FOR MOTHERLESS LAMBS. Lambing Season is nearly here; and no doubt every farmer will have a proportion of Motherless Lambs to feed; so why not have a bag of COWSLIP CALF MILK at hand;' the only practical substitute for the Mother's' Milk. COWSLIP CALF MILK has" been, successfully used in the Ashburton County, since we introduced it three or four years ago, and can be used without other Food from Birth. 251b bags 6/- 50Ib bags 11/6 Arp FLETCHER BROS. SOLE AGENTS FOR ASHBURTON COUNTY. TUCKER'S FAMILY BAKING POWDER. Large tins—l/- per tin. Our Customers who have tried it, state that they consider it equal to any other, and better than many brands; at far less cost. If you are not already using it, try a tin to-day. TUCKER'S were fortunate enough to have a large stock of Cream of Tartar, when the market advanced, hence the LOW . . . PRICE for HIGH-GRADE BAKING POWDER. FRESH MILK IS SCARCE AND DEAR. But we are selling the BEST BRANDS of CONDENSED MILK at the following Low Prices:— M^MU,- t ;/• MU t - 8- " * per dozen 5 4Jper dozen 5 9 per case 21 0 Cowslip Milk— Highlander Brand Milk— per tin 0 5 ; per tin 0 5i per dozen 4 11 ■ ;, * ai Capstan unsweetened — per dozen 5 4§| per tin 0 5 ( per case 21 0 per dozen 4 lOi ARE YOUR FOWLS LAYING? , As,well as you expect them to, if not some of the following will produce the required results: — • s. A. 8- dSpratt's Poultry Spice— K. and B. Oyster Shell Grit "peil packet 1 0 141b bags 1 3 Singer's Egg Producer— N. and B. Shell Grit— per packet 1 6 141b. bags 1 3 S*. aH V. \s Fowl Grit— N. and B. Granite Grit— 141b bags 1 3< 141b bags I 3 REPORTED TEA FAMINE. Owing to the enormous demand for the various armies, and being unable to secure Freights, there is likely to be a scarcity on this account. Also, —The .Tea Crop is reported to be about 66,000,000 Pounds short of requirements. We have ample Supplies at present, which we are Selling at the following Prices: — OUR OWN TEAS. Countess, 1/6; Duchess, 1/8; Empress, 1/10; Princess, 2/A Reduction of Id. per 1b on 51b lots, if taken loose. Amber Tips Tea—l/ 10 and 2/- per Ib. Nelson Moate and Co.—l/ 8, 1/10, and 2/- per lb. Raven Tea —1/8 per Ib. Spring Valley Tea s pure Ceylon—sib boxes for 9/Avanca 3 pure Ceylon Tea, Blue Brand—slb for 9/6, 101b boxes 18/6, half chests, 561b 3 at 1/8 petr Ib. Avfnca* pure Ceylon Tea 3 Yellow Brand —slb box 10/, 101b box AviiDca, pure Ceylon Tea, Red Brand—s6lb, at 1/6 per Ib. GREEN MADRID DINNER-WARE. We have just received one 400-gallon tank GRIMLEY BIN■"NER WARE, amongst which is ample supplies of our Celebrated GREEN MADRID DINNER WARE. We must apologise to those* of our Customers who use this ware, and during the last few months were not able to get their requirements from us. The above order was placed nine months ago, but owing to war condition s, shipment was delayed. CAN YOU BEAT THIS? s. d. | ; " s. d. 31b Pmrdoicd Borax— 1 0 j 71b Baking Soda— . 10 6 tins of Nugget— 1 0 ■ 51b Rice— 1 0 5 tins Red Cross Camphor lee 1 0 j 51b Finest Sago— 1 0 3 tins Carbolic Tooth Powder 1 0 51b Pearl Tapioca— 1 0 3 tins Jam 10 31b Icing Sugar— 10 6 packets Jelly Crystals 10 3 Tins Custard Powder— 1 0 31bs Best Loaf Sugar— 1 0 2 Pint Bottles Wor. Sauce— 1 0 3 packets Ship Safety Matches— 1 0 31bs Lexia Raisins:— 1 0 4 packets Pure Vestas— 1 0 2 Small Tins Salmon— 1 A 2 jars Salmon and Shrimp Paste 1 0 5 Small Tins Sardines—, '/ . 1 2 jars Bloator or Ham and 4 Tins Kipper Snacks— 1 0 Chicken Paste— 1 .0 j Large Tin Red Salmon— .10 2 jars Honey— ' 1 0j 3 Jars Cheesborongh's Vaseline 1 0 2 jars Metal Polish— 1 0! 3 Tins Everett's Floor Polish— 1 0 1 Large Tin Baking Powder 1 0j 3 Tins 'Swift Floor Polish— 1 0 3 Bottles of Eucalyptus— 1 0 j 4lbs Haricot Beans— 1 0 SM Cooking Peas— 1 0 / 2lbs Lima Beans— 1 0 —AT— .■' ',: FLETCHER BROS', ; . CASH SUPPLY STORES. ,