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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9476, 13 December 1918, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. GIFT GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS. TTSEPUL. THINGS in a Big Seloc*U tion. Something suitable for everyone at City Prices. CALENDARS, for 1919, from Is. ■• ■DIAIUES, for 19^> tor pockot use, the Desk, and the Tluiuo; always acceptable gifts. From Is Od. AUTOGRAPH STATION KRY for Christmas. CHRISTMAS CARDS, boxed, with Envelopes. CHRISTMAS & N'EYV" YEAR CARDS from 2d each. LEATHEIUYARE for I.advs nnd Gen--1 tlemen. Ladies' Morocco Hand Bags and Purses, "Writing Cases, and Companions, Work Briskets. Gentlemen;'s Pocket' Cases and W&l----ietej Purses j Mono-v Belts 3 etc. SUEDE AND LEATHER WOUND VOLUMES- of Fammu- Poets ami Authors. Postcard, Snap and Pholo Albums, Suede-bound Pravor Books and . Bibles. . . "Onoto" . ■ and Waterman Self-fill ing ■ Founta-itt Pens. CHILDREN'S PICTURE BOOKS— 3d to 10s ,6d. Story Books. Nursery Rhvnaes. To vs. REWARD BOOKS,from the best pub--8 lishers for Boys and Girls. NEW BOOKS, at 2s yd—Desert Gold; Heritage of the Dese.it; Light of .■ Western ft Stars, by Zaun Groy; \ Roger Trewinion, by Joseph Hocking; The Great Splendour; Love in the Wilderness; Pathway; Edge o' Beyond, by Gertrude Page; Wheels of Time, by Florence Barclay Also, — Books by Ralph Connor, • John Oxenliam, Ridgrwefl {'ullpd. f.nd ' others. LOOK IN THE WINDOW. A. W. HOPKINS, BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, FAST STREET. 'Phone 120. - ARCADE CLOTHING COMPANY. . XMAS, 1918 SENSIBLE GIFTS FOR MEN. MEN'S SILK' TJES - U r-d, Is yd, - 2s 6d. MEN'S PRESIDENT BRACES—2s 9d MEN'S WHITE and b\\ NCV SHIRTS —5s 6d. MEN'S TUSSORE SILK SHIRTS— I 18s 6d. ..,._. MEN'S CREPE PYJAMAS—Bs 9d. MEN'S CASHMERE SOX—Is lid. MEN'S SILK INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS—Ss 6d. - MEN'S MERCERISED HANDKERCHIEFS—Is. MEN'S ■■UMBRELLAS—Bs lid, 12s 6d. MEN'S SUIT CASES—I7s fid to. 4.05. MEN'S PANAMA HATS-21s. MEN'S FELT HATS—9s 6d to 255. MEN'S WHITE STRAW BOATERS —8s 6d. ARCADE CLOTHING COMPANY. Corner Arcade and Burnett Street. , J, HENDERSON ... Manager. THE WAR HAS REVEALED MANY THINGS— Above all that to succeed we must become efficient. Naval ami Military Efficiency has won the. war fur us. Even many of our splendid soldiers whilst in camp, on the transports, and even in hospital have been making themselves efficient—preparing for success and good salaries when they return by studying under our Correspondence System of Instruction. Ours is a System which is private, practical, thorough, and individual, it is one which has stood the test of over 21 years, in which time wo have taught over 26,000 who have become successful and satisfied. You want a better position—a position in the business world? Well, ma.y we not send you particulars of our salary-raising courses in—(a) Practical ' Book-keep-ing, fb) Modern Accountancy, (c) Shorthand, or (d) Complete Office Training. Say just which interests you, and write to-day confidentially for full particulars therein. We also prepare candidates for all the Public Examinations. Address-: . HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS LTD., UNION" BUILDINGS. AUCKLAND. P.O. Box 516. REDDING PLANTS.- . NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT. WE have Large Stocks of Beddingout Plants, including:— Violas. A«ters, Stocks, Lobelia, Carnation';. Phlox, Zinnia, Ice Plants, Cosmos, etc. Also.-—A Large Quantity of Tomato Plants. ' THOM AS \B R 0 S., Havelock Street. ,pL<UII)EN HOSE that does not (O burst or crack is The North Brit- i ish Rubber Co.'s—famed for its long i service. • Sold by all dealers.