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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XL, Issue 9146, 31 October 1919, Page 8

HENRY STEPHENSON; """ TO-MORROW. SPECIAL ENTRY. I WILL SELL, on account of a Client:— 1 Ford Motor Car, High Tension Megneto, in first-class order. 1 Piano (equal to new) Also, — - . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. ■' HENRY STEPHENSON, 10 613 . Auctioneer.^ BUSINESS NOTICES. SEASONABLE BOOKS AND LEATHER GOODS. BIBLE SYMBOLS—A pictorial account of the whole Bible for Young People. ' More than that it skilfully sends the child to tho Bible to make clear, the child's own answers. An absorbing, book, which should be in every home., Call' and see , it.- In three styles,-at los, las 21s. .£■■■_■; TAN LEATHER MUSIC CASES,-, strongly made in N.Z., from 8s 6d to " LADIES' HANDBAGS, in Morocco, Leather Lined. All prices up to 45s CaTAN LEATHER HANDBAGS,, for hardest usage, 9s to 255. CHILD'S SHOULDER - STRAP PURSES, 1« 3d to 5s 6d. PHOTO SNAP ALBUMS, paste m or slip mounts; takes all-size photos. New Stock in fine variety, Is 9d to 13s 6d. , ' ■ "-■ Beginners'. Troubles and How to Make Portraits; books for the beginners; solve .all Photographic Troubles; Is- 9d each. ', Post Cards. View Albums, Autographic Stationery, Christmas Cards, and Booklets for the Overseas Mails; . should be posted now; see the fine assortment here. NEW BOOKS at ss. "Far From the Limelight," "Winding Paths," by' Gertrude Page. "The Disturbing Charm," by Berta Ruck. • .„. "The King's Widow," by Mrs Baillie Reynolds. ■ "The Lightning Conductress,' by C. N. and A. M. Williamson.-" "Diverging Roads," by Rose Wilder Lane. " . _ _ "Valley of the Giants," by Peter B. in the Desert," by Ethel Dell, 6sAlso, the latest at 2s 3d and 2s 6di. A. W. HOPKINS, BOOKSELLER and STATIONER. East Street. 'Phone 120. REVIVAL OF BOXING. > Prices—l9s 6d, 21s od, 255, 30s, and upwards, per set of 4. ( PERCY" has opened up a Nice Lot of UOXIXG GLOVES. Those are all Leathei Goods. Also— Punching Balls extra u'ality 35s each. Tho quantity of these goods is limited, so, come early. Orders by post faithfully attended to. 'Phone No. 339. H. C. PERCY, EAST STREEI. ALL Classes of Boot Repairs done on '.Shortest Notice, or while you wait. C. E. REYNOLDS, Near Station. USE "Pakro Seed Tape," and save thinning put. Plant the tape, and the seeds come up the rteht distance apart. BUXTON AND THOMAS, WHY Sulfer trom Chapped and Cracked Hands when D.C.O. will cure, them. Is 6d a Pot at Bonnington's Pharmacy. NORTH. British Solid Band Tyres carry the heaviest _ truck over the worst roads without worry or trouble. Always -specify North British. CAKES, Scones, all kinds of baking successful when "Silo" Baking Powder is used. Equal to any brand on the market at about half other prices. Costs only Is 3d per tin. Try it!— John r r and Co./ East Street, Ashbur* A GOOD Spray Pump lightens "' labour and ensures even and effective orchard spraying. We have the best known makes in various patterns and will explain them to you with pleasure.—John Orr and Co., East Street, Ashburton. -\TORTH BRITISH SOLID BAND 1> , TYRES are tyres with the lasting tread.. For wearability' they have no equal. *■ INFANT Cough Remedy.—Especially Prepared for Babies and Young Children, simple, safe, and always effective Is a bottle—Bonnington's. I THE open-air baby gete on bes*. Leave yours out of dors most of vhe time, but put a North British Hot Water Bottle at his feet. Watch him grow. 43 (CLINCHER Cross Motor Tyres are J preferred by most judges, because they stand up to hard wear on all roads-and under all conditions,