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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 8216, 13 August 1915, Page 6

BUtINEIS NOTICE!. ■ ' _ ' "" , • ■ ' Ml.. ■.■■■■■■■!!,.!■ ' ) W? Extraordinary Sale Bargains for Men. ; w\ I 1 A mild winter has resulted in a limited demand for Men's Overcoats, hence most manufacturers W § // /r\ are glad to quit their heavy stocks at considerably reduced prices. We thus are able to pass on to fe |i /! ,//lsA our male friends sotrse Su Perb Overcoats, at practically "Gift" Prices. Remember—We are not I'j^-fy I endeavouring to foist upon you old Garments in out-of-date styles, but quite New Goods for present Ka| 7 v'/Z/iin i wear. Coats that will put away for next winter, and still be stylish. Look at the Tremendous Re- %?£ /ill/ ductions. It will be impossible to buy such Magnificent Goods at these prices on any future occa- % ly %/ /M sion—so why not now? There's heaps of cold weather to come yet when a nice New Overcoat IS fll^Wi' W will be a blessing. We are also offering some splendidly cut Suits, which are in every way reJRyßp markable value. Our Sale Prices place these beyond competition. Every Suit is made for smart OrJ 1 wear and long service. Do not neglect these Winter Sale Specials. They mean smart appearance, and comfortable wear, for a trifling outlay, LOOK AT THESE OVERCOAT SPECIALS., MEN'S SUITS. TRAVELLING REQUISITES. SDeoiallv Warm Overcoats, Mosgiol Pure-wool Tweed .. Tailor-Cut Box Suits,' in ' pure j A sia= Assortment of. Ligh-grade Overcoat, extralongw^- Ba g s. . and Glessade Skeve Ll£- materials. Eemark- trimmings; quite : Brief Bags. : 57f 6d S How 20s! able value at 57s 6d. ; .^U; .can fit.alli ciadst^e Bags, > • 6rey PureW Mo Sgl el ... We asK ».n-V *— • |&, e st I^^ [ , ™ .Bag* ; Overcoats, in latest shapes, ; Usually 37s 6d.. Now only 25s . '; *Ult Lases. ( j first-class -Linings, etc. /, H Motor Coats, T,,-n , • -r, o-x - + i Dress Baskets. . ; j Our usual price—sss. 2 only Heavj moxox. v, Latest ■ Fashion Box . Suits, with , . • I Special price — 2US. with extra thick, Linings; vent in Coat. These include 'At specially Low Prices—just the ] the warmest Coat made. so< handsome and serviceable thing you need for your 'Grand Grey Tweed Overcoats, smart c Material's, suitable -for good National' trip to town. shapes and fine trimmings. 'Always 105s. we ar—in newest Tweed effects. Better Bags, at Lower Prices, 8 Special SaTe ai p yrice Siss; . Now only 635. Usually 60s. Now 455. cannot be procured; Andrew Orr & Co,, Ltd. MEN'S COMPLETE OUTFITTERS, EAST STREET, ASHBTJBTON. TELEPHONE No. 41.

A Chat About Your Spraying Outfit. Of course you are 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 arid 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, we should be inclined to agree with him—but a Good Pump has many uses. When not in use in the orchard, it Is invaluable for watering the garden, cleaning windows and walls, 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 ever-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 EMTTLSA" RED SPRAYING OIL. We Sell it in i-gallon Cans at 2s 6d. 1-gallon Cans at 4s. 4-gallon Cans at 14s. To use—mix one part oil to 10 parts cold water, so simple, so efficient, so economical. ; > John Orr & Co,, HORTICULTURAL IRONMONGERS, EAST STREET STORE. &SHBURTON.