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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLIII, Issue 9793, 8 February 1923, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. GOUGH'S HERE IT IS. WE keenly regret that we cannot publish, a photographic illustration of this week's special bargain. Mere words fail to convey a full idea of the qualities that make this Lady's Shoe truly remarkable value. When you call to see it, though, you will be most enthusiastic over its attractiveness from every standpoint. THIS WEEK'S BARGAIN. . The Special Price holds good only while this l ad? vertisement is appearing —don't delay in making an inspection. LADIES' DERBY SHOES. Ladies' Box Hide Derby Shoes, with stout uppers and strong, sewn soles. You have a choice of .Patent Leather or Plain Toe Caps. This is a very neat shoe, of solid leather ■throughout. A shoe that will give no end of wear, and stand soleing again and again. It would be , cheap at 23s 6d, but for '.•..itthis week the price is cut >-.: to 19s 3d. THIS WEEK'S" PRICE. - '--.■ 19s 3d. GOUGH S "Where Best" Footwear is Cheapest." TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON.

DISTINCTIVE SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS. We say distinctive, because they are not the usual run of ready-for-service suits, made on factory principles and turned out on set models. There s an lir of individuality about them that is different. Clad in one of them; you 11 pass as well dressed, and not be suitconscious as you would in an ill; Uting garment. The materials are well chosen tweeds, especially suitable for present,wear, in a nice choice of patterns and colours. Every stitch has been thoroughly made, and all the elements 0f... a good-looking, longwearing, fashionable suit are evident. At the prices we quote, you'll. get abundant value and lasting satisfaction. We specially commend you to eome and see these Fine Suit Values. -MEN'S SUITS from 75sj. BOYS' SUITS from 18s 6d. AH sizes available, and we can fit you--in a manner that will yield you supreme satisfaction. ?••*' WILLIAM DIXON, MEN'S: AND BOYS' OUTFITTER, 'Phone 166. Burnett Street. BEST Quality Fnglish Dinner ' Plates 6s 9d half dozen, Dessert Plates 6s, Bread and Butter 3s 9d half dozen, Vegetable Dishes 6s lid. Dinner Sets £2 8s 6d, English White Cups axd Saucers "s half dozen, Cups only 4s Sd, English China Cups and Saucers, Ist quality, not seconds, three gold line, and one gold line, 9s half dozen.

BUXTON AND THOMAS. The Noted Crockery Shop. "EW Season's Plire Usylon Teas, i imported direct, and packed on the Premises, in % and lib packets, also r,]h and 101 b tins, from 2s to 3s 2d per lb.. Infinitely better and cheaper than the so-called packet teas. 5 per cent. Coupons with Every Cash Purchase.—John Orr and Co., Tea Importers, East St. I <~ICRAP OLD IRONING METHODS ) —the intense heat of stove-heat-ed irons is unnecessary; save endless energy and perspiration by getting aPetrol Iron. Absolutely safe to use—no risks ». hatever of explosion or fire. We stock "Comfort" and "Royal" Petrol Irons. The first at 323 6d and the latter at 37s 6d. Get one and enjoy ! your ■ Ironing.—John Orr and C 0.,, Direct Hardware Importers, East St. ERFORATED ZINC, in every size; L also Black and Galvanised Steel Sheets for Combines, etc. Buy where low prices ride.—John Orr and Co., Direct Hardware Importers, East St.