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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8406, 23 March 1916, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. /"CYCLISTS, and Motorists please note j V 7 that we have Large Stocks or 5 the Goods you require at the right price. Cycling Capes 10s 6d, Mudguards from 53s 6d per pair, Turco Outfits 2s 6cl. * We also stock the best class of Motor Tyres and Tubes and also Lubricating Oils and Petrol, at Lowest Prices. l>' OSMAN AND CO. Burnett Street Ashburton. FOR Clean, Fresh Groceries, we are on top, if you take quality and price into consideration. Give up a trial order, and be one of ottr mtuy: satisfied customers. — Buxtbn and Thomas, Triangle-' Stores. HOTEL MANAGERS.—Why not give your Guests a luxury. The delicious "MILITARY PICKLE" is sold by all town and country grocers at a reasonable price. Try one case to-, • day. CIO FOR Pickling Season.—Finest Malt Vinegar 2s Gallon, Pickling Spice- 2d and 6d per'pktj/Tumeric. 3d ounce,; Garlic 4oz. for 6d, also Ground Cloves, Allspice, Cayenne, Cinnamon, etc.", at ■■•'■"»'"• FLETCHER BROS.' , Cash Supply Stores. C 49 EERQL in the Bath cleanses the skin, destroys germ life, re i freshes and gives immunity from in- , fectious complaints. Sold by John Orr , and Co., East, Street. , , C 67 FOR all affections of the throat and lungs/ long-standing coughs, Bonnihgton's Emulsion is always effective. 2s 6d a bottle, Bonnington's • Pharmacy. ACORBETT has taken o\<ir tiw • HORSE-SHOEING SHOP lately occupied by STEPHENS AND SON, Burnett Street. Prices Moderate. 'Phone 236. I . E. STAPLES, Manager. KEROL in the Kennel—As a Spray or dog wash it is invaluable — ' destroys all insect and germ life; makes the animals'< comiorlabte and .prevents contagious diseases. ■<Powder.'or Liquid from Is. Buy it at John Orr and Co.'s East Street Store. C 67 A SPORTSMAN asked his friends to . lunch, their appetites to tickle, , but afterwards there was nothing left , of the delicious, "MILITARY VPIC-. 1 KLE." CIO NEURALGIA. — Instant Relief of this distressing ailment obtained by taking Bonnington's Neuralgia remedy, Is 6d a Bottle; Bonnington'a i Pharmacy.! — -. SUTTON'S Garden Seeds are.giving every satisfaction to all our clients. We have a. big stock of Vegetable and Flower Seeds for present sowing. All varieties at 4d per packet. Button's Seeds are insurance against failure.—Sold by John Orr and Co., the East Street Store. WANTED Known—Men'3 Tunic Shirts, superior quality, made by Welsh, and Co., of London and Londonderry, arrived too late for the Summer season. To be cleared atvery low prices, Call and see them. SWANSON'S, Harriott Street. : PARENTS— Insist that your MiUt Supplier uses KEROL in his sheds. Use it too in your own homeon your fowls and pets, to safeguard the children against the deadly plague v—lnfantile Paralysis.- Powder and. Fluid forms, from Is.—At John Orr . and Co.'s East Street Store. C 67 HAVE you tried the Brown Beauty Dustless and Polishing Mop. No j more going down on your knees to poi" ish the floors. The finest polishing mop on the market. Price 6s.—Agents, ■, Buston and Thomas DISINFECTANTS— Jeyes' Fluid 8d ;«aiid Is 2tl per Bottle, also Pints, Half-Gallons, and Gallons; Kerol, 8d 1 and Is 2d per bottle,, also Half-Gal-lons and Gallons; Disinfectant Powder, 9d, lOd, and Is 4d, at FLETCHER BROS.' • Cash Supply Stores,. C 49 THE aristocrat of condiments is the delicious "MILITARY PICKLE,'/ j which-is,a luxury at a reasonable price. Every town and country grocer sells it. Buy one bottle to-day. CIO FUNERAL NOTICES. : BAKER BROS., COMPLETE FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS. Telephone 69. •-.... BUSINESS Address: Corner Cass Street and Waknnui Road. Private Residence: Corner Cass and ' Cameron Streets. W. H. ALEN, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND FURNISHER. (New Premises, No. 80, Triangle, t Ashburton). > ityJORTUARY Caskets in Oak, Rimu, I IVJ- and other woods. Funerals conducted in Town or. Country. First-class Conveyances. Charge* Moderate. Private Residence, 30 Grey Street, 3 near High School. Telephones 230 and 231. Agent for J. Tait, Monumental Mason, Christchurch.' Monuments and Grave Stones in let--1 tered and gilded.