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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 9212, 5 February 1918, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. COOL SHIRTS AND PYJAMAS FOR PRESENT WEAR. YES, YOUR SIZE IS HERE 1 Just the patterns you most admired, too. 90 in the shade won't take away their coolness, either. Washing won't reduce their size nor fade their colour. What'll please you most is the particular way the Shirts are shaped about tho shoulders. No insufferable collarband troubles. Oh, yes I You may come in just to see 'them. You need not buy—unless, of course, you can resist quality of fliis sort. Stay cool all day—sleep right all night. These Shirts and Pyjamas warrant that. The Price Tickets area tonic. Come right in. NEGLIGE SHIRTS from 4s lid. SPORTS SHIRTS from 5s 6d. PYJAMAS, in FLANNELETTE at 8s 6d. CEXXON FLANNEL, at 14s 6d. VIYELLA at 17s Cd. WM. DIXON, MEN'S WEAR SPECIALIST, Burnett Street. Ashburton. 'Phone 166. (__ { You'll Spend Happy Hours With These Books. BRIGHT STORIES—CLOTHBOUND, at Is 9d:~ "Pathway"- "Paddy Next Best Thing" ; "Lost in the Wilderness"; "The Rhodesian " all by GERTRUDE PAGE, "DELICTA," by MARIE CORELLI. "Valley of the Moon," by JACK LONDON. "Barbe of Grand Bayou." by JOHN OXENHAM. "Doreen," by EDNA LYALL. "Bachelor's Buttons' 1 and many others. FAMOUS BOOKS at 4s. "FOOL DIVINE," by G. B. LANCASTER. "CARRYING ON." After the first 100,000. "THE BROWN BRETHREN," by PATRICK McGLLL. "THE KEEPER OF •THE KING'S PEACE," by EDGAR WALLACE. "AGNES OF THE BADLANDS," by J. B. ELLIS. ' "THE ROAD TO UNDERSTANDING," by ELEANOR PORTER, now ready, 4s 6d. "GOD THE INVISIBLE KING," G. H. WELLS'S Latest Book, 4s 6d. "GREAT FUTURE EVENTS," a readable book on a great subject, by W..LAMB (author o? "Dark Days") 2s 9d. Bookfovers are invited to oome and browse among the well stocked shelves. LOOK IN THE WINDOW. A. W. , HOPKINS, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, East Street, Ashburton. SUIT ECONOMYDOES NOT MEAN A SACRIFICE OF QUALITY. At least not with Our Charted Suit System. When You Select the Whole Length of Fabric for your Chart Suit, you must confess that the result must be satisfactory. The usual custom for the ordinary Chart Suit compels you to select alternative patterns for fear the Suit Factory will be sold out. HERE you select the Full Suit Length. The pattern that claims your first fancy and the suit is yours. These Suitings are the same from which we make our Best Tailored Suits. Chart Suit Details are Perfect.— Measurements taken by an expert— Cloth made up by experienced tailors —carefully—perfectly. Fit that is yours—not a stock size, but your own individual style—The whole result .erai-< nently satisfactory. OUR CHART SUITS SOLVE THE SUIT PROBLEM. Priced from £3 10s. A CALL will help you to bettor understand these Chart Suit Values. MCDONALD and DUNLOP, MERCHANT TAILORS, East Street, Ashburton. (Telephone 291). ■ A GRICULTURAL Salt^-a very XX good quality. Use it now for killing Californian Thistle, for savouring coarse-grade liay stacks, etc. Price 10s per cwt. —At John Qit and Co.'s East Street Store,