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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XL, Issue 9203, 30 April 1920, Page 7

THIS. SHOULD INTEREST YOU? , ——!' " . I I | ' , t • '■ • SHOWING AT • . 4 | EVEKYBODY is aware of tlie great shortage in all classes of BLANKETS, $ | QUILTS and FLANNELS. The Domin ion Manufacturers cannot supply more | $1 than one quarter of New Zealand's requirements. English Blankets are unob- 1 !. tamable at any price. ' . f WE are fortunate at present in being able to supply all sizes in White and | Grey Blankets, in the Best Colonial Makes, White Blankets in Cot, Single, . I Threequarter, and Full-sizes. 1 g Grey in Single, Threequarter and Large Size. All at Our Special Value I pj Prices. • 1 i . DOWN QUILTS, Avith Sateen and Satin Covering, from 39s 6d to £11 10s. I I THESE YOU SHOULD SEE—Some are Beautiful. . |' S' ■ ' * % | House for Good Value. . - I !" East and 'Moore Stiects " IsStburfon |.

J. HENDERSON, Sorner of Arcade and Burnett Street. MEN'S WEAR. ALL PURE COLONIAL WOOLLENS IN UNDERPANTS AND SINGLETS. MEN'S MOSGIEL RIBBED PANTS, very heavy— . . 10/6 MEN'S MOSGIEL PLAIN PANTS— 10/6 MEN'S ROSLYN RIB. PANTS— 11/6 MEN'S ROSLYN PLAIN PANTS— 1176 MEN'S RIBBED WOOLLEN SINGLETS— ■ 7/6 MEN'S PLAIN WOOLLEN SINGLETS— 10/6 MEN'S VERY FINE QUALITY ALLWOOL PANTS— • 14/6 * MEN'S VERY FINE QUALITY ALLWOOL SINGLETS— 14/6 MEN'S FLANNELS— 6/6 7/6 8/9 MEN'S HEAVY TWEED OVERCOATS— (For Winter Season). 65/- 75/- 80/J. Henderson, THE POPULAR CLOTHING If yon feel th«j Need of a Pick-me-up, get a Bottel of , BONNINGTON'S LIVER TONIC. YOUR SYSTEM needs bracing up 'tween seasons. . Most people require a tonic during the change of seasons. You are sure to feel greatly improved in health for it. Hundreds have tried this medicine with excellent results. SECURE A BOTTLE TO-DAY. 2s 6d a Bottle. H. E. BONNINGTON, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, ASffiBURTON. r- . ' ■ — ~~~ * THE LATEST EXAM, RESULTS Show that the ratio of Passes secured by our students to the number we presented are as follows:— ACCOUNTANCY—7B per cent. LAW PROFESSIONAL—77 per cent. MATRICULATION—7B per cent. Whilst in the ACCOUNTANTS' PRELIMINARY EXAM., held for the first time, actually 88 per cent, of the Students presented by us secured Passes. • In the subject of Economics, recently included in the Accountancy Syllabus, Miss E. Mackay, a student of ours, gained 100 per cent, of marks, which constitutes a. record for New Zealand 'Varsity Ezasas. in this subject. . ' „ , The signal suecesa <0i our btuclents consistently for the past 22 years, proves conclusively the great advantage of our highly-specialised Hoiae Study Methods. , You make no experiment when you enrol with us—YOUR SUCCESS IS ASSURED. ■ '' "l A <r\ f\ T*f*iS » ij HEMINGWAY AND ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, .Ltd. P.O. Box 516. AUCKLAND. {The School which has successfully prepared over 25,000 Students).