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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8464, 1 June 1916, Page 3

BUB!?:i£S§iS& &OTiC£B. Guaranteed against any. Reduction, but not against — Increase, during 1916. — Touring Car, 5-Seater - Runabout, 2-Seater - - £195 F. 0.8. WELLINGTON Scad To-cl*y for Catalogue and FORD Literature, SOLS DISTItICT AGENT' 1 ; TA^CRED STREET. ' f . .-.■■ 'JL3

ASHBURTON TOOL EMPORIUM j There is not a .TOOL that tho CARPENTER, ENGINEER, GA2t- I iDENER or FARMER requires but what we can supply you with. \ WOOD MAULS GORSE KNIVES ( SPLITTING WEDGES GRUBBING MATTQCKS ! ONE-MAN SAWS SPADES AND SHOVELS i CROSS-CUT SAWS DIGGING AND MANURE FORKS f EMERY GJiINDERS HAY KNIVES ETC. ETC. -| CLARKE'S WHEAT PROTECTOR. f The most effective preventative against Smut, Mildew, Rust, Grub, I Wireworm, and the ravages of Birds, etc.—The seed germinates in a | fortnight, in half tho time as seed dressed with Blueatone. ( PRICE: One Shilling and Two Pence Per Packet. . I Sufficient'for'S'Bushels of Seed. I GEO. MEDDIfsJS, 1 THE PEOPLE'S IRONMONGER, | BURNETT STREET. . ASHBURTON. {

For Your Little People— . These cold days make big demands of j/our boy or girf. You want them to keep growing asud maintain the same resisting force vjhiG'n Is so tniiQh easier in warm weather, Ha'JG you ever tried a good oaten breakfast Cereal such as CREAMOATA, CER3TENA or OAT UNA. These splendid foods are specsass]/ for gross/ing children. Hot only do they build up the body and supply force and energy but 'they contain tftos-2 e'emeats whssh supply the needs of the nervous sy-sfcesn srsdl are spsesaSly recommended ■ for children at school. They are palatable andi few children will make a fuss when gSyen a p3ate of nice oaten cereal with miik. ■ Elderly folk and invalids siesd them, too, as they are so easy to digest, in fast, Oaten Breakfast foods should be eaten by everyone during tho coSeS weather. Ask us to se-nd seme with your next grocery order. We also stock THISTLE asui ASHSUKTON BRANDS of OATMEAL. ivll.i\i\ OJAv/O.? GSSQGERS AND PROVISION MERCHANTS. Telephone No. 96. BURNETT STREET ASHBURTON.

Plain Facts About STUDF BAKER CARS I Stutiiebakor has been in the Kiamafaciuring business for S4 pars. Stutiebaker'.s name ts known tfoe world over. !a ; the Boer Was*, Lord Kofeerts pronounced the Studefoakes* waggons the best qm®v wsed by the British Army. i For the present War, Great Britain's purchases from Stuctebaker have aggregated £4,000,000/ The ' Russian QavQvnment ordered 100 Studebako? cars, and the French Government have Ibsen, enormous purchasers from Studebakcr. Studebaker holds the greatest Endurance Motoring ReCGrd isi -.the' world, established in Australia, from Fremantle i .to-Sydney. . ! .•.'Studebaker enjoys the confidence of the world, and ds- | serves your GOHfidercss, too. Competitive who d»sparage or misrepresent the Studeba.ker &2r are advertising W, for it enjoys such won- \ derfisS worsd-wsde saSss. St 5S the best finished, best engaged, best equipped and s most conrsfortable medius'n-pi'SGed car m ihv market, | St wSi! fee your Cap if you caSS and investigate its great | merits. | "" " P AQ' P P^ll F Representing the j JHwc ■ &=»' a &(^g B .& H? STUDEBAKER Corporation. | CABS STREET GARAGE, ASHBURTON. I i 'I~gOi'ATO Di^ginc; Forks; several ONIONS.— Prime, Ifilb. Is; 4 Sib. 2s Jj^ patterns f lon^ or «hort handles; 6d; 1001b. ss; Sacks, 9s. I . vb TCry i ow prices.—At John Orr and THOMAS BROS. | Co.'s East Street Store.