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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 8275, 21 October 1915, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTiCES. I MOTOR CAR TYRES- | VERY LARGE NEW STOCK JUST OPENED UP, Including— "SVSICHELSNS," I * " DUNLOPS" and \ " r^OBBY TREADS." ( \ Every Size in Stock. >. , .Car Owners "who prefer Mfcheiin Tyres should | get in at once, as there may riot be any more of these I Tyres coming to New Zealand for a considerable time. • 1 \ Prices Reduced For Cash. t -1 r X, D» Johnston, MOTOR GARAGE. ' ASHBURTON. THE MORE OLD SOL SHOWS HIS BRIGHT FACE, THE MORE URGENT THE CHOICE OF YOUE COOL SUMMER DRESSES BE- , COMES. 'CREPES ABE AGAIN MUCH LN FAVOUR, PROVIDING AS I THEY DO, SUCH LIGHTNESS AND COOLNESS FOR WARM DAY h . WEAR, COMBINED WITH REAL SERVICE AND EXELLENT TUB- gj JT~BING PROPERTIES. g , FASHION'S APPROVAL IS WELL MERITED, for is not Crepe I Hr* "JUST THE DAINTIEST OF FABRICS," especially in the Lovely \ 1 Shados at HEFFORD'S. Suggestive of beautiful sunny days with their | i little outings, visits and picnics, pretty shades such as the following, vie \ with each other for fin* place :_GRItt, AIiETOYST GREEN PINK BLEU CIEL, VIEUX ROSE, SAKE, APRICOT, and WHITE, FAWN, and BROWN. , | And when we Remind you that those CREPES are HEFFORD'S j QUALITIES, and arc Priced at HEFFORD'S TEMPTING FIGURES, I is there any other inducement to purchase that's worth mentioning ? t 31-INCH WH)E iGd, is, and 1s Id Yard. 42-INCH WIDE 1s M % is &ti, and is 1M Yard. G. HEFFORD & CO. DRAPERS, ASHBUSTON. .■■.■■■ mi ■ ■rrirntrr'i ' )■ .11—up——w—».

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WOMAN OF GOOD JUDGMENT PRAISES HEAN'S ESSENCE. A woman of good judgment recently saiii:— "For years I have spent much money on cough remedies. My family is large and cough mixture being often wanted an ordinary sized bottle quickly goes. When I heard of malting a large bof\"le at home by using Hean's Essence I soon tried it, and the result has much pleased me. 'A bottle of Hean's Essence {lives me n very big bottle for very little money and has proved a better remedy it»r sore ducats, colds and coughs than I iiMve had before." No better evidence of the value oi Mean's Essence could be given. Follow this advice -arid make your own good cough remedy at home. The mixture is simple to make and pleasant to take. It does not spoil. Ai ways retains its medicinal qualities, always "'does.,.good and saves 10/- for your pocket. Hean's Essence is sold by most chemists and fjtores, or promptly }x>st-l'ree on receipt of price, 2/-, from G. W. Mean, Family Chemist, Wauganui. Be sure you get H-E-A^-'S. Then you are safe. 18 £ffmi bpb 818 WB S^a tf3P P^a- EEf*> FOR LUNG TROUBLES. As b curative agent is case of lung or throat trouble*, pulmonary and otiier wasting di<e*ses. Lane's Emulaion is of the greatest value. Its component parts arc 1 pure Nonyecian Cod Liver Oil. Hypophosphiteß cf '■■ Lime and Soda, and Beechwood CteaioJe, ncicntifi- ! cafly emulsified with Fresh Eggs. Prepared by a j era<lnate chemiat;..approved and recommended by | docicn- Us lonic, itreasthenina and fattening pro- ', pertkt iwply the human body with the eleraeDts ! seeded (ox renewing healthi Sold fay ail cbemizU. Price 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle. ' Tlic large bottles are the most economical aj they con- . tain more than two of the imafier ones. \ . «• 4 • E3£si SB BEI HBflß Ol BEi ESSHSI