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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVII, Issue 9051, 23 July 1917, Page 3

Rubber Footwear. THIS YEAR'S GOODS AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES ! We are in touch with the best British Manufacturers of these sterling quality RUBBER GOODS—and a cable just received warns us of Big Advances in Prices owing to the world scarcity of Rubber. That wiSS mean bigger prices for next season's Rubber Goods. Now, our present stocks were ordered well before the big recent rises, and so represent practically last year's prices. Knowing what is in store, we urge you to procure NOW the Gum Boots, etc., you will need for next winter; otherwise you will be com--1 pelled to spend a great deal more money later on. These Rubber Goods, only just to hand, are of a particularly imperishable quality—so that you need not fear ordering against future requirements. Our Stocks include — MEN'S THIGH GUM BOOTS, with entirely Leather Bottoms (which may be repaired) Sizes 6 to 12 in stock. \ MEN'S LEATHER BOTTOM KNEE GUM BOOTS, in same range of sizes. These are particularly High-grade Boots, for very hard usage. MEN'S RUBBER BOTTOM SNAG-PROOF THIGH and KNEE GUM BOOTS, with strong Rolled Edges. THE "LITTLE JAP" QUICK-CHANGE GUM BOOT.—A splendid British-made Boot of iinusual quality. 12 inches high—easy to pull on and off. Finished in high lustre Japan, Splendid for automobile washing and.similar uses: Will last years. Always ready and very comfortable. Unlike any other Boot in the town, and worth coming in to see. Recent purchasers are unstinted in their praise of these "Little Jap." Gum Boots. LADIES' STOUT SOLE GUM BOOTS, in sizes 3 to 8. CHILDREN'S STORM GOLOSHES, from size 4. LADIES' STORM GOLOSHES, sizes 3 to 8. MEN'S STORM GOLOSHES, sizes 6 to 12. All imported direct from the actual makers to us and priced to accord with the saving in Agents' charges, etc.

SOLDIERS' PARCELS. Securely Packed in Airtight Tins at N* Extra Cost. HERE'S EXTRA GOOD VALUE, with the additional advantage of free packing-in a special Airtight Tin. The only thing left for you to do is to wrap and address the Parcel, the Postage on which which will be Is. Now the contents of these Parcels is the outcome oi a • great deal of enquiry—just those tilings that the lads crave for in every letter, are here. And here in generous quantity, too. . ''. We've been very particular about quality, and each commodity is guaranteed to be the best procurable. We include the following in every parcel:— 1 TIN BEST MEAT PASTE. - 1 PACKET NOURISHING SOUP. 1 TIN "IVELCON" BEEF TEA TABLETS. 1 TIN SARDINES. 1 TIN "REX" CHEESE. ] LARGE CAKE CHOCOLATE. 1 PACKET CHEWING. GUM. 1 TUBE TOOTH PASTE. 1 PACKET TOBACCO. 2 PACKETS CIGARETTE PAPERS. 1 TIN 50 CIGARETTES. PRICE 11s Each Parcel, Packed in Special Tin. The very Parcel YOUR BOY is eager to receive. Send . ,him one by next mail. ASK FOR THESE SPECIAL SOLDIERS'PARCELS at the GROCERY COUNTER. N Z, FARMERS' CO-OP, ASSIi, LTD. ASHBURTON'S GREATEST STORE. WEST STREET • - - - - - ASHBURTON

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