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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLI, Issue 9291, 12 August 1920, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. 'PHONE 24. P.O. BOX 13. H. IBBOTSON AND SON CASH SUPPLY STORES. • ■ . £O CLEAR— We are offering a Line of E.P'.N'.S. Jam Spoons, Butter Knives, and Bread Forks, at from 2s 6d each. These are well worth inspecting. JUGS— ; . '\ , : ,;. -.;•.. ' ■ . We can give"you Jugs in all sizes and at all Prices, - from 8d to 22s 6d. : ■ TEA POTS— ■„ Teapots from Is lid to 355; all sorts, sizes and shapes'.-'-. ■ - '". ' . :■-.•■'.<' v ■. " . „.! • ;.',.. >; ■- ENAMEL PIE DISHES— •■-. Z:l ■'' . '"''.':.'/.: ' ; We can do these from Is to 10s 6d; all sizes. CAKE DISHES—We are clearing a Line of Glass Cake Dishes at 7s 6d each. BANNISTkft BRUSHES—Is 3d, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 2s lid; Ss 3d, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, and 4s lid. i . LAMPS— Hanging Lamps from 12s 6d to 110s; Table Lamp? from Is lid to 30s. GROCERY PRICE LIST. JUST ARRIVED FRESH FROM THE CANNERS, New Season's Pie Fruits Apples, per tin-^-ls lOd. Apricots, per tin—ls lid. J-Gallon Peaches, per tin Is lOd. Pears, per tin—ls lOd. J-Gallon Plums, per tin—ls 9d. J-Gallon Nectarines, per tin—ls IOcL * FEW LINES FOR BABY. ?& STRENGTHEN THE INVALID. Glaxo—ls 2d, 2s 3d, and 7s lid. Crosse and Blackwell's Calves' Foot Near©'s Food—ls 9d. Jelly—2s 3d and 3s 9d. Benger's Food—2s 6d and 4s lOd. Granose Biscuits—ls 3d. Mellin's-Food—ls 6d and 2s 6<3. Malt Extract (Wilson's)~2s 3d and Malted Milk-(Horlick's)—2s 9d and 4b 3s 6d. - ' - • 9d. ■ Scott's Emulsion—2s 6d. and ss. Uobinson's Barley—ls 10d..' Lane's Emulsion—2s 6d and 4s 6d. Robinson's Groats—ls 9d. '• Kipler's Malt arid Oil—3s 6d. Sugar of Milk—2s 6d. Parri she's's Food—ls 3d. Lime Water—7d. Bovril—ls lOd and 3s Bd. Talcum Powder—6d, 9d, and Is 6d« Ex-Ox—ls 3d. Fuller's Earth (Pear's)—9d. C.M.C. (Meat Extract)—ls 4d. Magnesia (Fluid)—lb and Is 4d. Clement's. Tonic—3s 3d. Newbury's Rusks—ls 3d. Malted Milk Tablets—le. Sponges—6d to 10s 6d. ' Baths—From 5s 6d. Teethipg Powder* (Steedman's) Is 6d GARDEN SEEDS. Our New Season's Seeds Have Arrived. We guarantee them New Season's Nimmo and Rair's Standard Seeds. BREAKFAST FOODS. TASTY TEAS EASILY PREPARED. Creamoata 2 1 Whitebait, per tin 2 6 Milk Oaties 18 Hinton's Tomatoes, per tin 1 6 Oto 18 Stoke Tomatoes, per tin 1 5 Oatina 21 RO3 al City Tomatoes, pel tin 2 0 Grainua * l' 6 ■ ;.M.C. Tongues, per tin . ' 2 0 Gerstena 2 ° unch Tongues, per tin 1-11 Wheatmeal—2slb. bag 5 6 ' Bacon Rashers, per lb. 1 10 .■■..,.,., A FEW QUICK PUDDING HINTS. FLAVOURING ESSENCES. Pancake Flour • D 7 Cross and Blackwell's Essence of— Corn Flour (B. and P.) 1 0 Lemon ~ .. 15 ; Corn Flour, Harvest Queen 09. Vanilla 15 ' Duroay's. Maizena 011 Orange .; 2 0 Custard Powder—EdmondB 1 per ' Ratafia 15 tin-Is 3d; Foster Clark's ' Almond " 1 ls lOd- ■■■ ■ ■'■ Raspbeny 1 5 ennel>- , . Strawberry 1 5 Beetles 14 Cinnamon 1 5 Visscrs' 2 0 Ginger 15 , Tablets 0 9 ' Cochineal 2 0 ■ Colonial,!2oz. Bd, 4oz. 1 4 TO BRIGHTEN UP THE HOME. Old Dutch 0 8 Barso Soap 0 4 Bestene 0 7 Sapolio 0 7 Clever Mary 1 2 Old Dutch Hand Soap, 4 for 12 ISricka 0 9 Monkey Brand 0 6 [ X.L. } ° Bon Ami 0 8 Soft Soap 16----s COUGH AND COLD REMEDIES. MISCELLANEOUS. Bonnington's Irish Moss—ls 6d and Pratt's Poultry Spice 1 0 2s 6d. Singer's Egg Producer 1 6 Woods' Great Peppermint Cure—ls 6d Chick Food 1 6 and 2s 6d. Shell Grit 1 6 Baxter's Lung Preserver—ls 5d and Bluestone 010 2s s( j Bath Bricks 0 8 -Na Z ol-ls6d. Tapers (Price's) 10 : neen Z o-2s. Axle) Grease 1 3 Fluenzol—ls 6d and 2s 6d. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy—Js 6d aha 2s lid. ; " Eucalyptus—ls and Is 6&, fRBOTSON AND JON;