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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVII, Issue 9042, 12 July 1917, Page 2

I BUY THAT LAMP NOW! ALL LAMPS REDUCED 10 PER CENT. OFF PRE-WAR PRICES. AL • 10 PER CENT.REDUCTION OFF 10 PRE-WAR PRICES ON ALL LAMPS IN STOCK. PER -, i AMPS Never will you have the opportunity CENT. to buy LAMPS of the same quality at REDUCED anywhere near the Prices we are ask- REDUCing during the next few days. Unusual as it may seem, with prices on Lamps TION in . still advancing, and when Lamps are f in demand, we are glad to annouce OFF these money-saving prices. Everything PER in the grand stock is a genuine Bar- PREgain that will stand the .closest scru- ' ! tiny—Bargains that we have no hesita-r WAR CENT. I tion m saying cannot be matched elsewhere. - PRICES. OFF We w'sn *° remind you also that the QN ' ordinary ...marked prices on our entire stock of LAMPS are SPECIAL PREPRE- WAR PRlCES—fully 50 per cent, less ALL than the same qualities, can be sold tor ; day. NOW you choose at a reduction LAMPS : WAR of 10 Per Cent, off these low prices— . giving you such quotations as you have )N 1 never before,had on equal qualities. '..•_■" PRICES. I -'"■■-.■ . o»««^ If you require a lamp, justice to stock. yourself wHI not permit you to overlook this money-saving opportunity. MANCHESTER BROS., „ CROCKERY SPECIALISTS. i trr^jEr mrj j? —"^ I "•■ ' 2 KEamß- \& m^Jv I ■ The 'Sport' Suit I "THE DERBY." C A Smart Modem Suii: in. bard- V wearing Tweeds, made with half €_ belt at back, pleated fronts, Uo £' patch pockets, open collar, V knicker shorts. - <^ Prices 18s 6d, 19s 6(1, 21s, - >: 22s 6d. y FOR ALL MANLY BOYS I THE "COTSWOLD." > Madel exactly on the Mec's J". model, with yoked back, . \'s, four patch pockets, open col- . , lar, knicker shorts—for the .. - bigger boys the Suits have V the breeches-cut knickers. m' Prices 18s 6d, 21s, 24s 6d, 265. C NEW c k %, SKthißcS ':. FACTORY. fioHom^ff* Seasonable Winter Goods, HOT WATER BAGS.—"The Unique" in several sizes—at Low Prices Ihese are the hnest and most durable procurable. 'PERFECTION" HEATING STOVES— LAMPS! LAMPS! Hand, Table, and Hanging Lamps. It is my intention to sell off * all my stock of LAMPS at Practically Pre-War Prices, although the pre- ' sent prices are double to what tkey were mbst L£S"'B ChimneySf GlobeSf wlcks» e^., in great variety, to suit ! ■ . -HTJREIGANE LANTEENS, BLECTBIC TORCHES, BATTERIES GEO. MEDDINS, THE PEOPLE'S IRONMONGER, BURNETT STREET. HARDER DRIVING > AT A LOWER COST, That's the claim of the "StudebaWer" Cars. A claim that can be substantiated, too. No a saving in Petrol alone, but a general saving. Less expenditure on Tyres, less upkeep, less oil needed, less bother and recourse to the Garage for I overhauling is not necessary. Simplicity of construction is the keynote of the success of the *JStudebaker." Every necessary feature, and most of the luxuries are included, En fact, you get a Gar worth far more than the actual price. ! A trial run wil! convince you of the "Studebaker's" worth. The easiest running, vibrationless Car extant. The Car for the ladies, too. SsJf«starting, easy control, perfect ■ acting I brake. The comfort of the Car is luxurious, both in uphols stery and smoothness of running. There is no Car-fatigue J with the "Studebaker." \ Gal! in and see the latest Models, and arrange a trial spin. { 3 and 5-Seaters, in 4 and 6-cylsnder models to show you. Cars I will be finished to any colour desired. ~ RULE'S GARAGE, H STUDEBAKER SERVICE STATSON. TANCEED STREET WEST. ('Phone No. 202), Ashburtpn.