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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 9212, 5 February 1918, Page 3

k'j£ - COMMENCING yT^^^ TUESDAY, FEB. 5. /J Farmers Co-op. /^m^^^^^ SUMMER SiILE. BARGAINS are vScattered Broadcast at tte FARMERS' CO.OP. SUMMER SALE, commencing FEBRUARY 5, and there are ■thousands-■-upon-thousands ■ of' Bargains. Genuine Price Reductions in Every Section. A high-explosive bomb has been dropped among the Prices and things have-been shattered, the fact is the FARMERS' CO.OP. does hot do „. things by halves. . ; ( '. . . ■', A SALE means a Sale to us, and our ®gods are honestly " ; marked down, the prices are generously reduced, • , i There are extraordinary Bargains in Fashion Goods,, such as } MiEElnery, Costumes, Frocks, Blouses, Neckwear, etc. Here are some Price Pointers':^ ; , DRESS DEPARTMENT. ~"~ 300 Yards FANCY TWEEDS, 48in. wide, checks and stripes—Usually 3s 6d to 5s 6d— Clearing at i*s lid. 130 Yards Striped TWEED, 40in. wide—Usually 3s lid. Clearing Price is Yard. 160 Yards HEAVY TWEED, 56in. wide, suitable for Children's Overcoats—Brown, Green, and Grey Mixtures—Usually 7s 3d per yard. Clearing at 5S 9d yard. FANCY SILKS, in Striped and Floral Effects—Usual Prices 3s lid to 7s 6d. . Clearing at is and is lid Per Yard. CLOTHING AND MERCERY DEPARTMENT. : | MEN'S ALL-WOOL TWEED SUITS, sizes 3, 4, .5-Usually 50s; Sale Price 395. g MEN'S HEAVY TWEED TROUSERS—Sizes 3, 4, s—Usually 10s 6d— Clearing at 7S 11d. ! MEN'S GREY STRIPED WORSTED TROUSERS, cuff bottoms, all sizes, 16s 6d— j Clearing at 13s 6d. BOYS' GREY and BROWN JERSEY SUITS, with Cap to match, size 2 and 3—2S lid. MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS, 14, 14J— Clearing at 2s 6d. . MEN'S NATURAL MERINO SHIRTS and PANTS^Usually 3s lid to 6s 6d— '.-..■ , At 2s 11d to 5S 9d. MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. 27in. PIQUE, with Coloured Stripes—Usually Is 2d, Is 3d, Is 4d— Clearing at Bd. '■ 40in. WHITE CREPE, with Coloured Spots—Usually Is 4d— Wearing at 6d Per Yard. ■ 40in. FLORAL and SPOTTED. VOlLES—Usually to 2s 6d— Clearing at Is. . g 27in. Printed ENGLISH CREPE—Usually to Is 2d— Clearing at 6d. Special Line INDIC4O PRINTS— To Clear at 6s Hd Per Dozen Yards. HUMMED SHEETS—S-lin. wide, 8s 6d Per Pair; 72in. wide, 9s 6d piir; 80in., 12s lid, 17s 6d, 18s- lid Per Pair. SHOWROOM— 12 Only COTTON COSTUMES, Now Goods, just revived—Usual Prices 29s 6d, 39s 6d— Clearing at 22s 6d and 29s 6d. LADIES' WASHING BLOUSES—UsuaIIy 3s lid to 7s 6d— Clearing at 2s 11d. j Ashburton's Greatest Store : West Street, Ashi>uiion

i A woman's foot should be oneseventh of her weight.

"New Zealand has come into possession of something more valuable than the biggest gold mine,', remarked the captain of an American dmoi the other clay when sampling soino oi our local tobacco. '/And I If"*"*' he went on, "that m years to come tobacco growing here will be ll*>*.™ flourishing as in Virginia, my n^no country, where the introduction oi the tobacco industry has made a turnsloimation as great and almost as quick, ana certainly as profitable as wouldthe discovery of gold mines." It is g.ia>S^to see that the people in t iis Kmiinion have not been slow mroolis-. ing the huge possibilities 01 the to|ba?co industry! but. even the mog Sanguine were surprised when God Bouch, our locally grown tobacco made its first • appearance. Such was the success that the manufacturers could havdly cope with the rapidly increasing demand. And no wonder, because Gold Pouch represents quite a new type of tobacco with a distinctive flavour of its own of -which the palate never tiros. But its greatest virtue is its small percentage of Nicotine, which makes it a healthier smoke i than any foreign tobacco. And that is why Gold Touch has become so popular.