BUSINESS NOTICES. NEWEST STYLE NEWEST STYLE SPECIAL VALUE. SPECIAL VALUE. WE are proud to announce this Special Value Line of Ladies' Shoes, as it stands without equal in the whole Boot World to-day. This is the land of bargain that has helped to build our business—the kind that will make you our friend for life. RIGHT UP TO THE MINUTE STYLE. These Shoes are very smart—ithe latest style—of the sports type—beautifully designed and exquisitely finished. Nothing but the keenest satisfaction will be derived from'wearing them. LADIES' 2-BAR BUCKLE PATENT SHOES. You can have them with either a brogue punched front or plainlined with white kid or suede—no matter which you favour, your purchase will delight you.
." AND THE PEICB Notwithstanding the high-grade nature of these ladies' shoes—notwithstanding their self-evident superior qualities notwithstanding that they are regularly sold at 42s a pair, we are offering them at the special price of 26s 6d A PAIR. Come and see them—a personal inspection will reveal their many good points. A SPECIAL • EOR CHILDREN. Another Real snip—just the thing for children to wear about the house—to slip on when they come home from school with their boots wet. CHILDREN'S PATENT ANKLE-STRAP OR 1-BAR SHOES AT SPECIAL PRICES. Sizes 3, 4,5, and 6 ... 2s lid Sizes 7 to 9 ... ... 3s 6d Size 10 4s od Sizes 11 to 1 ... ... 4s lid SPECIAL VALUES OFFERED • BY GOUGH'S GOUGH'S GOUGH'S TANCRED STREET, TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON. ASHBURTON.
SOME RECENT FICTION. By Well-known Writers, showing at "THE BOOKSHOP"—3s 6d each "To the Last Man/' by Zane Grey. "Bull Dog Drummond," by Sapper. "Gappy Ricks Reth-es," by Peter Kyne "The Drums of Jeopardy," by Harold MeGrath. "The Duke of Chimney Butte," by Ogden. "Man to Man," and "Lady Fingers," by Jackson Gregory. i "The Mountaineers," by Harold Bindloss. "The Lady in Waiting," by William Le Queux. "A Legacy of Vengeance/' by Paul Trent. By Harold Bell Wright—3s 6d each. "Their Yesterdays," "The Eyes of the World," "When a Man's a Man," "The 'Re-Creation of Brian Kent." By Florence Barclay—3* 6d each. "The Following of the Star," "The Wall of Partition," "The Broken Halo," "The Mistress of Sharsstone," "The Rosary." By P. G. Wodehouse, 3s 6d each. "The Man Upstairs," "The Little Nugget," "The Indiscretions of Archie," "The Man with Two Left Feet," "Uneasy Money," "Jill the Reckless." "The Inimitable Jeeves"—4s 6d. "The Clicking of 6d. FOR STAY-AT-HOMES and SOCIAL EVENINGS—"NoveIty Evenings," by Pearl Cole. "How to Entertain Your Guests." "Entertaining Made Easy," 3s 6d. "Tricks and Magic Made Easy," 3s Bd. "Popular Indoor Games and Amusements," Is 3d. "The Pearson Puzzle Book," 3s. "Good Stories, Riddles, and Jokes," Is 3d. "Telling Fortunes by Tea Leaves," 2s 6d. "Conjuring With Coins," 2s 6d. A. W. HOPKINS, "LOOK IN THE WINDOW." 'Phone 120. East Street.
NOTICE. ENRY McELREA has another . Supply of Durox Sole Leather ta hand. Wool, Skins, Hides, Fat, Rabbit Skins, Hair, etc., wanted. HENRY McELREA, Havelock Street. i
GOOD Selection of English Decorated Teapots, all sizes for BUXTON AND THOMAS, Triangle Stored. ANTED to Buy—Old False Teeth, t up to 10s, 20s, 40s and over per set given; sound or broken. Send (name enclosed), or bring to— J. SCOTT, 184 High St., Christchurcli, Cash by Return Mail.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLIV, Issue 10132, 9 June 1924, Page 4
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