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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9633, 13 June 1919, Page 3

ANEW GARAGE. SMALLBORE BROS., V/e are Opening our GARAGE en MONDAY, 16th JUNE, with a SPLENDIDLY EQUIPPED WORKSHOP, capable of undertaking the REPAIRING and COMPLETE QVERHAUL- , -ING of all classes of MOTOR GARS and GENERAL ENGI- " NEERING. • . ' I We have made a specialty of the Electrical Equipment on Motor Cars, and as we persona,iy supervise all work, can guarantee a First*ciass job at Reasonable Cost. PLEASE NOTE THE ADDRESS: CriteriOll Garage, (Late Rule's Garage) CASS STREET. •Phone 367. FREE GARAGE. • hi iri'^—n iii MBiiii'iLa«^WMEaMMiiauuu'- lll""M'lw^:itm^t"LwriLMmTnTf^ % ■■■■■■ ■■■ - ■ € 3 One of Our Good Overcoats € 1 Will keep You Snug 1 € In any Weather. 1 » NIPPY NlGHTS.—They're goi«g to be the order now. Real * i^ OVERCOAT time—And if you are not prepared with a coat to face '■,l& real Winter, better step along and see what striking values are here. J* ■'* if you driv» <i Car or Trap—there's Leather-Lined Heavy TWEED iff 'W COATS—and LEATHER MOTOR SHELLS—or the same heavy qual- j* lty Coats with WARM FLEECY LININGS. All guaranteed to keep % '^L the cold out. 4F M For walking, there is a NICE RANGE OF DRESSY COATS in fL :m different weights, very smartly cut and made especially well. ' Jr '^ If you have to work out in the open in. all weathers, there's noth- iw -£ ing to equal a GREEN CANVAS OILSKIN COAT, soft as silk, and J& 'J perfectly weather proof; OIL LEGGINGS, APRONS, and SOU'WES-1| VTERS, % "%T; ■ All the Prices are Very Reasonable, and the Assortment is Jf 1^ enough to jover-every need. fIT m DON'T WAIT UNTIL YOU MUST—COME ANC INSPECT Jf 'W . NOW, Jl "C . TAILOR, MERCER, AND BOOTSELLER, JT •■I- EAST STREET. 'Phone No. 1. ASHBURTON. % 'ECONOMY CAN--I I ' B I B ™eksi B»■ i 8 NtSßwr v g| 1E28891 Ow II W© don't suggest starvation diet as a means of economising. Not a bit of^ it. Nor eating unpalatable things—because that wouldn't last. Now, economy is the elimination of waste in the first instance, and the control of expenditure after .that. It is astonishing what a lot of waste from the Table occurs in the average home. The average healthy stomach demands palatable food in sufficient quantity—no more nor less. Educate it te desire little bits of very tasty foods, and it will nauseate er become unwell. It's a wise mother who starts her ■ children's gastronomic education with good plain foods. There's Oat,meaJ Porridge to start the day on—ordinary Oatmeal for the healthy ones, and delicate Creamoato, Boiled Gats, or one of the other prepared Oa't'foods. That's a really good start for anyone just bow. Other \wasteless breakfast foods are Prime Bacon, Fish Delicacies, and Pure iEruit Jama. The whole art of economy is simplicity, and our stocks of Breakfast and Lunch Foods are all selected and Priced to enable you ■to effect a proper economy in your 'kerne., with due regard to palat■ability Test us with an order—for any Groceries and Provisions .needed, we'll guarantee the quality. THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR 'Phone !ft. Burnett Street. \ ._ ' ■ - . ■^> ! /y.i<afMsials| ! ; the FORD continues to be the World's Favourite Car. Shipment after shipment is rapidly absor&cd, but an Extra Big Consignment, which hasn't, been'offs»red yd, makes prompt delivery possible. Remember—The FORD ts the biggest Car value ewer offered. A fully equipped Car, which will travel where even the biggest Car cannot, at Hatf the Price of fhs other makes. Its popular price and evsr-risnning and economical qualities ji wake it the bsst car to-day. | Make it a FORD—Come and have a Trial Trip and test its com* fj '■ ratable running. L 1 In ?J3 S ' Bgjj MtM% jwiß*. **Xt m **TF* A IW! O*^ £■ iTI t FOUD SERVICE STATION- ** Thone 202. | ■. ■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ' S