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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLIV, Issue 10132, 9 June 1924, Page 6

"3^ ' Darling, I am Growing Older" Sings Happy Jim BUT his warble belies bis looks. To see him hopping round our various departments, slashing down prices with his big blue pencil you would say he looks as sprightly as a "two-year-old." "This is what I shine at,'' says he, as with a « flourish bang goes another "usual price.'' Here's the First List of Birthday Honours 25 PAIRS 11-4 Full Size Double-bed Heavy All- i WOMEN'S Black Ati-Wool COLONIAL KNITWool COLONIAL BLANKETS—-Usually 55s / TED HOSE. Usually 3s 6d. > WHILE THEY LAST—39S 6d Pair. HAPPY JIMS PRICE—IS lid S 3 Good Quality JAP. SILK BLOUSES, good styles, in Navy, Pink, Sky, Champagne. Usually 17s 6d. HAPPY JIM'S PRICE—7s 11d. 54-inch ALL-WOOL TWEEDS, in good mixtures of' Browns, Fawns, Greys, «jte. Usually 7s 6d. HAPPY JIM'S PRICE—2sIId HEAVY UNION LINEN FORFAR—- : Usually Is 9d. HAPPY JIM'S PRICE—is 2d ALL-WOOL COLONIAL FLANNELS, in Natural, Shetland, Orkney, Pink. Usually 2s fid HAPPY JIM'S PRICE—IS IGd LADIES' SMART LACE SUEDE SHOES, in Brown and Grey. Usually 355. HAPPY JIM'S PRICE—22S 6d LADIES' GOOD QUALITY ALL - WOOL TWEED COATS. Usually 755. HAPPY JIM'S PRICE—33s 6d. LADLES' Smart STRIPED WINCEY BLOUSE, Plain Shirt Styles. Usually 7s 6d. HAPPY JIM'S PRICE, 3s ltd MEN'S HEAVY ALL-WOOL KNITTED SOCKS. Usually Is 9d. HAPPY JSM'S PRICE—Is PAIR. 54in. UNBLEACHED DAMASK, nice quality. Usually 3s 6d. HAPPY JIM'S PRICE—2S 6d. DON'T FORGET TO COME to Happy Jim's Birthday Party. Free Tickets for Ashburton Tea Rooms with every 20s Purchase. SALE

~:".■'" We have placed every 21b. of Raven Tea in a handsome Kitchen canister—each marked with the name of a cooking ingredient. Yet the tea remains the same price! The canisters are our token of goodwill to you. Tell your grocer that you want Raven Tea in the newtins. You know that Raven Tea is the most fragrant that money can buy—it's a bigger bargain than ever now that you get this gift with it. 3/2 per lb. from all grocers. a m r% m .:,: m V//i ¥ f> '.:■■ g m in,,, sm m B nils :*, wm imflM =>:\S » Mothers. M: for Horlkta! Then, u«e HORLICK7S daily. It wan idea] «? FOOD-DRINK—a tcientifically compounded * preparation, containing Milk. Wheat and Barley. and it essential tothe well being g*°wm£ Mada in water only. Get a bottle to-day. la em (Bas» aS ail Stores aoo CbetasaSo. HORLICKS MALTED MILK C? SLOUGH M(5 B!G /v *s 5* 2» SI& sSpt"! 4d for Sample to Hutchinson and km., Ltd., 26 Jamieson St., Sydney, N.S.W. In four razes, of all Chemists and Stores.

DAIRYMEN! Make sure of big but-ter-fat cheques and use the "CERES" SWEDISH SEPARATOR. All models from 16 to 144 gallons. Booklet from R. P. M. Manning and Co., 5 Bedford Row, ©hristchurch.

(ACTORIES and Mills! Use "GANDY'S" BRITISH BALATA BELTING. Puts the "pull" into pulleys. Durable, long wearing. World famed for excellence. Particulars from R. P. M. Manning and Co., 5 Bedford Row, Christcburch.