IBUSiNESS NOTtCES. • H. IBBOTSON AND SON (Late FLETCHER .BROS.) WE desire to intimate to the Public that we have Just Opened up a Large and Varied Assortment of EOYAL DOTJLTON WARE. The decoration include Shakespearian, Dickens, Countryside, Coaching Days, Dutch and Old English Scenes, ,etclu Teapots, Vases, Sugars and Creams, Jugs (all sizes), Boavls, i Plates, Plaques, Cups and Saucers, Roe Bowls, Sweet Dishes, Hot Water Jugs, Tobacco Jars, Ornaments etc. This is the-Fashionable Ware for Presents. U Also a range of. KOREAN ART WARE, - and a Beautiful Selection of the latest thing in GLASSWARE. You Must Sqc These Goods to appreciate them. SPECIAL - MOTE. .Now just a word to those about to set up Housekeeping. A visit to our Store will soon convince you that we can supply the - hundred'and one things you will be needing, at Prices within your xeacli. Here are a lew of our Main Lines:— f DINNER-WARE. TUMBLERS. • .CUTLERY .(Stainless, etc.) HONEY JAII& POTS ' SALT CELLARS. BOASTING TINS. TEA SPOONS (Afternoon). i ,ENAMEL BOWLS, JAM SPOONS. FLbTO SIFTERS. SANDWICH TINS. PRESERVING PANS. CLOCKS. BANISTER BRUSHES. BAKING TINS. CARPET SWEEPERS. WRITING PADS. ; SCALES. GRAVY STRAINERS. ■: CLOTHES BRUSHES. COAL SCUTTLES. PATTY PANS. MEAT SAFES. CLOTHES BASKETS. APPLE'COREIIS. TIIAYS. ' COFFEEPOTS. ' JUGS. ' . HOT WATER BAGS. BREAD KNIVES. / CUPS AND SAUCERS. SALAD BOWLS. SAUCEPANS. SALT And PEPPER SHAKERS FRY PANS. JAM DISHES. MIXING BOWLS. CRUETS. ROLLING PINS. DISH WASHERS. EGG BEATERS. I. WASH-UPS. BLACK LEAD BRUSHES. i EGG AND FISH SLICERS. MOPS. .SHOVELS. MERICAN BROOMS. IM.. ■ , ' HAIRBRUSHES. STRAINERS. CLOTHES LINESCOLANDERS. " MATS, PANTRY SETS. BASKETS. CRUMB TRAYS. TOMAHAWKS. ENAMEL JUGS. CARVERS. H6T-WATER BOTTLES. KNIFE BOARDS. TEA SETS. PICKLE JARS. TEA POTS. "UTTER DISHES. t KETTLES. . SAUCE BOTTLES. MINCERS. POT SCRUBS. PUDDING BASINS. BUCKETS. : SOAP SAVERS. EAMERS. ; SCRUB BRUSHES. . SETS OF IRONS. NAIL BRUSHES. CHAD* SEATS. HAIR BROOMS. DIPPERS. TOILET SETS. TEA STRAINERS. PEGS. WATERING CANS. LAMPS (all kinds). TOWEL ROLLERS. -KNIFE BOXES. lUSTARD POTS. , HAMMERS. CAKE TllfS. . SUGAR BASINS. . MEAT DISHES. BREAD BOARDS. ... AND A HOST OF OTHER THINGS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. We know as.^vell as anyone of the difficulty 11 in procuring, and of the high prices prevailing. "We have Lai'^o Stocks, and are doing our utmost to keep prices within your rVadi. A WORD TO THE WISE 53 SUFFICIENT. Our earliest advice is to Buy Now as prices niusi go higher in Crockery, etc., owing to increased TnamifnoUiring- costs, raw material, transport, <>f,c. One order will convinco you lhaf we can supply your wants. We want your trade, ;jnd mean to have it. . .OUR MOTTO: Civility, Lowest Possible Prices, and Promptness in Attending to Your Wants.YOURS FAITHFD^LY, IBBOTSON AND SON,
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XL, Issue 9288, 24 April 1920, Page 4
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