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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLIII, Issue 9787, 1 February 1923, Page 6

4lKco*lTT3?TWrn«^ & g Jam Making Season. H WE have most complete stocks of Fruit Preserving and JamP2 makincr rfinnisitfiS. All nf thorn nf +ha "FTin-noo+ draAa rmrl Innrlp.d Qj direct from the Manufacturers at prices which must appeal to the 9 thrifty. Take full advantage of the Fruit Season, which is now y commencing, and be ready by ordering your Jars, etc., here. A 5 Per Cent. Discount Coupon with every Cash Purchase. "ZETLAND" WIDE-MOUTH PRESERVING JARS— Pint size at 8s 6d; Quarts at 10s 6d; at 15s doz. "BALL" WIDE-MOUTH PRESERVING JARS.—Quart size lis 6d dozen. 21b. SCREW-TOP JAM JARS.—9s 6d dozen. TIE-OVER JELLY GLASSES—6s dozen. REMEMBER—Stocks of Jars are in short supply, so order Ql promptly. JAM COVERS.—I and 21b. size, in 2doz, packets at 6d, 9d. DUNLOP RED RUBBER RINGS—To fit any make of jars, 6d and 8d per dozen. HEAVIEST BRASS PRESERVING PANS, at 30s. None quite like these at this price anywhere. SUPER-QUALITY ALUMINIUM PRESERVING PANS, 255. ENAMELLED STEEL, Highest grade Pans, at 17s 6d. JAM SPOONS, AND SUGAR, Etc. Prompt Delivery in Town and Suburbs. GROCERS AND DIRECT IMPORTERS OF HIGHEST GRADE HARDWARE, Etc. EAST STREET. 'PHONE No. 42. aaaaaaaaaaKHaaaasasHaasaaaaasaaaasaaaaaa

(Latest importations, direct from the Manufacturers). IN view of the High Quality of these Goods, and the Low Prices wo are asking, we anticipate an early clearance of the line. If you appreciate something really artistic in Furnishings you will be well advised to pay us an early visit, and make your selection while the range is good. mmti COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS, '■■<>.. TANCRED STREET.

VAtww^juv^MAAiuvuu'buvu'wvvwvtftMAMAi ■ r \ Sale time at Heffords ■ 500 yds . TUSSORE SILK DUE to arrive last September, our Summer Indent of TUSSORE SILKS has just come to hand. It is impossible to hold these aside, so we are compelled to sell them at Cost Price. These Silks are free from all dressings and flaws. Call To-morrow or write for samples to-night, the value will surprise you. 34in. TUSSORE SlLK— Special Cost Price, 3s 3d. 34in. TUSSORE SlLK— Special Cost Price, 5s 3d. 34in. TUSSORE SlLK— Special Cost Price, 5s 6d. 34in. TUSSORE SlLK— Special Cost Price, 5s 9d. t 34in. TUSSORE SILK— Special Cost Price, 5s lid. 35in. NINGHAI, a soft Silk of a lighter texture than Tussore. Very soft and even in quality. Usually 5s 9d, 6s 6d, and 6s lid. Special Cost Price—3s 11£d, 4s 6d, 4s tftf. 30in. FUJI SILKS. Heavy QualitySpecial Cost Prices— 5s 3d, 5s 9d, 6s 6d, 6s Ild. 37in. FUJI SILK, in a double warp. Special Cost Price 8s lid 27in. WHITE CHINA SILK, an ideal silk for hard wearSpecial Cost Price, 4s il£d. G. Hefford & Co., "THE CORNER," ASHBURTON.

Real Suit Economy The M. and D. Kand-Tailoresi Suit. THE BEST SUIT FABRIC minus skilful tailoring service, would be a mere bag in a week or so. Actually suit service and suit economy mean the ability of your tailor to utilise the best materials in such a manner that to the end of the wearable character of the fabric the original effect is evident. Only long experience and undoubted craftsmanship could produce such a result. That the uniform result of our tailoring service is satisfaction in its fullest sense is proven by the fact that we retain practically every client over long periods of years. The New Suit you contemplate could not be better wrought than were we to make it. Call and see the splendid Serges, Tweeds, and Worsteds now showing, and learn all about our satisfying suit service. Remember the extra long service of the M. and D. Suit proves its relative cheapness. TAILORS & MERGERS, EAST ST. 'PHONE 291. fy