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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XL, Issue 9292, 29 April 1920, Page 7

1 BEgiHapßaiHmWlßß^^ 1 1 THBS SHOULD INTEREST YOU ? : — ! . | I ~ And FLA'NNELSj I I SHOW-IN G AT \ : : : | I EVERYBODY is aware of the great shortage in all classes of BLANKETS, • | I 'QUILTS and FLANNELS. The Dornin ion Manufacturers cannot supply more | i than one quarter of New Zealand's requirements. ,English Blankets are unob- 1 a i at any price. 1 I WE are fortunate at present in being- able to supply all sizes in White and | ; I Grey Blankets, in the Best Colonial Makes, White Blankets in Cot, Single, 3J ! a Threequarter, and Full-sizes. ■ 1 ■\ I Grey in Single, Threequarter and Large Size. All at Our Special Value I \ i Prices. " . | ' I DOWN QUILTS, with Sateen and Satin Covering, from 39s Set to £11 10S. J i THESE YOU SHOULD SEE—Some are Beautiful. • ■ I I House for Good Yahxe. - ' i last and Moore Streets' ■ Ashborten I

m GOOD TEA is known by its odorous Drew and fine I $j flavour. Good Tea is also economical,, as it takes less to I i|j give more at the cheering beverage. 1 'l\ Oliß TEAS are considerably better values than an | %\ equal outlay will purchase elsewhere.. 1 § That isn't a boast, its a fact. We offer the following \ [$ because we.know by experience that they are good Teas, ! j$ in ihe sense that fineness of flavour and aroma are linked I ra with remarkable economy. ; Don't Pay More—order these and enjoy your "cup if b that cheers:" \ M s!b. Boxes Choice Selected and Blended ORANGEPEKOE 1 H TEA—l7s 6d. \ p sib. Cartons "HOME" Aromatic Tea, of exquisite flavour ] P —17S i6d. jjjj j$ 51b. Bags Purest CEYLON TEA, at 3s 3d per Ib. 1 1 Also PUREST CEYLON TEA, of great quality, in 1 || ssib. Chests, at very special price. I Ij " THE BEST YOUR MONEY CAN BUY." ... GROCERS AND PROVISION MERCHANTS, BURNETT STREET. TELEPHONE 96. f LADIES! CALL AND SEE our Display of WINTER MILLINERY. AMERICAN VELOURS Just Arrived dn exquisite colourings and styles. Special Atiractions in WINTER COATS and COSTUMES. (All Alterations Free.) || ■H, D. TQIUNSOIN, I I I METkSVEN EMPORIUM. A? I j It's ridiculous to expect any small concern to produce a Car of equal value as that of an old established firm ol" quantity production. The OVERLAND Factory is of years standing, i 1 ' is one of the largest car factories in America Standardisation and quantity production is worked out to a fine art, : consequently the purchaser of an > OVERLAND gets the benefit. Sco tho latest Wonder Car—and You'll realise our meaning. Farmers. Qixage. / ■ ! . ' ' : .■'■'."■

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