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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XL, Issue 9147, 1 November 1919, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. SEASONABLE BOOKS AND LEATHER GOODS. BIBLE SYMBOLS—A pictorial account of tha whole Bible for Young People, ftjjfe than that it skilfully sends tho child to the Bible to make clear tho child's own answers. An absorbing book which should bo in every home. Call and see it. In tlu-ee styles, at 15s, 18s, 21s. TA^ LEATHER MUSIC CASES, strongly made in N.Z., from 8s 6d to 255. LADIES' HANDBAGS, in Morocco, Leather Lined. AH prices up to 45s each. '. TAN LEATHER HANDBAGS, for hardest usage, 9s to 255. CHILD'S SHOULDER - STRAP PURSES; le 3d to 5s 6d. PHOTO SNAP ALBUMS, paste in or slip raounbg; takes all-size photos. New'- .Stook in fine vaniety, Is 9d to, 13s 6d.' I Beginners' Troubles and How to Make Portraits; books for the beginners ; solve all Photographic Troubles; Is 9d eack. I Post Cards, View Albums, Autographic Stationery,. Oiifistmas. Cards, ! ' and Booklets for the Overseas Mails; shoind'bo posted now; see the fine assortment here. .NBW BOOKS at ss. "Far From the. Limelight," "Winding Paths," by Gertrude Page. "The Disturbing Charm," by Berta Ruck. 1 ''The King's Widow,'' by. Mrs Baillie Reynolds. "The Lightning Conductress," by C. N. and A. M. Williamson. "Diverging Roads," by Rose Wilder : Lave. "Valley of the Giants," by Peter B. Kyne. ■'- "Lamp': in the Desert," by Ethel ".Deft; 65*. Also, the latest at 2s 3d and 2s 6d. A. W, HOPKINS, BOOKSELLER and STATIONER, East Street.; 'Phone 120.

.-SPORTING CLOTHES \ v FOR MEN. ''.... . ■i '-■'•■?■' t' ./' The Opening of the Tennis and Cricket.season finds us ready with tlie most comfortable Clothing peculiar to the sports. Quality as upual is tiptop, -while prices "are way down—that's our usual miainess policy—here .are a few ef the special* lines offering -!: — TENTHS SHIRTS; with tolkrsf--White at 6s 6d, 8s 6d, &,&& Cream at 7s'6d, 9s 6d, 10s 6d.

"CANOE" Adjustable Collar SPORTS SHIRTS— Collar becomes Double, Polo, or Over-shape at willWhite or Cream 9s 6d, 10s 6d, lis 6d TENNIS and CRICKET TROUSERS, with Cuff Bottoms, White or Cream— • ,18s 6d, 19s 6d, 21s 6d, 26s 6d. ELASTIC BELTS, in all Chib Colours Is 9d, 2s 6d CLUB -TlES—Knitted, all ColoursIs 9d 2s WHITE CRICKETING SHOES, Chrome Soles—l7s 6d WHITE CRICKETING BOOTS, Leather Soles—26s 6d W rHITE, CANVAS TENNIS SHOES, Rubber Soles—l2s 9d, 13s 6d WHITE CANVAS TENNIS BOOTS, Rubber Soles—l4s 6d. ■•.. ' T. A. BRYANT, GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTER Telephone 366, BURNETt STREET.

MEN'S : : : : : : : :SUMMER SHIRTS. The.se are clas-»y goods for the Best Dress effects. Another good feature is their correctly modelled figure-fitting shapes. That obviates discomfort at the neck, band and shoulders , Well shrunk"! materials only used, and every <3epohdance can bo placed in \ then- all-round quality. Showing in— WHITE COTTON, WHITE CRJSPB, CREAM WINCEY. . Also in Stripe Effects on White and Cream Grounds. ■* Summer. Weights. Neglige Styles. All sizes (regular and out-sizes) in stock. - ' • MEN'S COLLARS—Fourfold Linen, also Silk and Soft Collars. Dozens of Latest Shapes; to eeleet from. Mcdonald and dunlop, TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS, EAST STREET. 'Phone 291. FLETCHER BROS. DISCOUNT TICKETS :-.stamped in Black Ink, will be cashed for any amount totalling not;less than 20s, up to arid ine^idinft'November: 28; Discount Tickets brought in after: 24th October m«£t; be inel6sed v in Envelope, with tlie iNiime and Address of the. Owner;, also iamount of the Tickets contained therein,, and Cash for same will be'Available-the following day., MR HARVEY IBBOTSON, who takes Eossossion on October 28, will carry ori the Business on the same lines as-wo have done in the past^ viz., Highest Grade Goods at Lowest Price, for Cash only. V; _^ _—:—■ : -.-;'-' ;'.;— : - i ; THE. Best 'is 'the Cheapest, and '^oxth' British Garden Hose is best for wear. Casts no more than or3inary good hose and lasts for many fears; „-•■■'•