rtUMNESS HOTICfcS. OIL OF SALT. OIL OF SALT. THE WONDER OF THE AGE. THE WONDER OF THE ACE. THIS IS WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST EXAGGERATION. THE following are only a few of the great number of local Testimonials we have received:— *' and it was simply marvellous the way the wound healed. ' Mr Buchanan, Junr., says he will never be without it in his home. tv,« , mi nf \shburton's met prominent man was playing tootball, wJien J£ that he wafpraeUsing for another match two days after. Those' who suffer with Rheumatism will ho interested m the follqw--C* Barber, of Burnett Street, one of ear most pronnnent butahere, en more or tai «™lfd-wgh t^J-ftj^Jß. &&SS&& wie.UlnfWtoanfsrfness both appeared. * feCa&s3£ seethes an, relieves immediately. Price —£-Qunce size. Is tid. 4-Ounce 7s 6a. . 1-Ounce Size, 2s 6d. 16-ounce size, 255. Every Household should have a Bottle on hand in case of an accident Amur r to one of the above. FLETCHfcrt BROS., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENTS. McARTHUR'S MAKO SOAP. A Two-Shilling Packet will make 12s 6d worth of Soap. SimpV with the addition of Fat and Water and boiling 40 minutes You can make Laundry Soap, Toilet Soap, and Sand Soap, by following instructions. . . . • „ , . ~ , *+•„„ Soap made with the above is out on. its own for- loosing dirt, getting Into every fibre, therefore disposes of hard rubbing, leaving Clothes thoroughly sweet and clean. VAN HOUTEN'S PURE LOOSE COCOA. " OUR PRICE—2s" PER POUND. . . Why pay more when you can get this very fine Cocoa'at this low price, tfco quality of which we guarantee. We have made a specialty of TEA for nearly 30 years, and so have been able to offer exceptional value, even our Family Tea at 2s 2d, which is acknowledged to be better than many Teas at Fourpence to Sixpence per pound more. FAMILY TEA. per lb. ■ 22 PUCHESS TEA (the old favourite) 2 8 EMPRESS TEA, the finest Bleml 3 0 CHINA BUDS, per lb. 3 2 COUNTESS TEA, per lb 2 4 ORANGE PEKOE (Ceylon) 2 8 DARGEELING, per pound 3 6 The above can be had in Five and Ten Pound Tins. fins free,'or taken loose in 6 Pound lots or more, One Penny Per Pound less. Ceylon or Indian Teas by the Chest from Is lljd ..per pound; in HalfChests 2s, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, and 2s Bd. )£ you are not already on© of our regular Tea Customers, try a pound of any of the above to-day, and compare with what you have been using, and then you will see the hi? saving by buying from Tea Specialist*. New Season.K Jam from Sunnv Nelson. Although past fruit fteason was one of the worst for mam years, our prices are venMow for this Jam. lib. Tin. 21b. Tins. 71b. Tin?. "',b. Jar. Nominal Oil Apricot 0 11 19 6 3 2 8 BJack Currant 2 0 7 0 MO Blackberry and Apple 0 10 16 5 (* 2 6 Cape Goose berry 2 0 2 9 Damson 16 5 6 2 6 Greengage , , 6 3 2 6 Melon and Lcmru 0 10 5 6 2 6 Nectarine 0 11 19 63 2 5 Peach 010 17 5 9 25, Plum r 010 165625 Quince 16 5 6 2 4 Raspberry 1 0 1 11 6 9 2 10 Strawberry Conserve 11 2 0 6 11 2 10 Yellow Gage 17 5 V 2 7 Marmalade K. 10 110 6 6 2 8 Marmalade, Robertson Golden Shred, lib jars Is Bd, 21b. jars $s lOd. Keiller's Marmalade, 1 lb. tins Is 4d.
Finest Patna Rico, per lb 0 4 New Pearl Barley, per lb 0 3 , Split Peas, per lb .04 New Haricot Beans, per lb 0 3 Butter Beans, per lb 0' 5 Finest Lima Beans, per lb 0 6 Boiling Peas, 41bs. for 1 0 Mairowfat Peas, in packet 0 7 : 21b. Tins K Green Peas, per tin 1 0 21b. Tins Tomatoes, per tin 10 Loose Cornflour. 21bs. for 10 Brown and Go.'s Cornflour, lb' 0 7{ Johnston's Indian Corn Flour lb. 0 9 Brown and Poison's Indian Corn Flour, per lb 0 11 White's Flaked Rice, per pkt 12. White's Tapioca Flakes, per pkt 1 4 Quaker Puffer Rice and Wheat 1 6 Doctor's Cream O'Groats O ll Semolina, per pkt 0 8 San Bran, per pkt i » Granose Flakes, Is 2d and 3 6 BACON, HAMS, Etc. Our Bacon is cured in the Irish way, which is the best in the world, Try a pound to-day. The price is no more than what you are paying. Finest Rashers, per lb 15 Good Rashersj per lb. 1 *3 By the Roll . 1 3* Mild Cured Hams 1 6 leaf Lard 1 3. lorah Margarine 11 Finest Factory Cheese, per lb 1 0 Rex Cheese, per tin 10 Red Feather Cheese, per tin 0 6' Gruyere Cheese, lib. tin for 1 0 Shreddo Beef Suet per pkt 1 3 I PATENT MEDICINES, Etc. Pills— '
HEW SEASON'S DRIED FRUITS. New Mildura Golden Sultanas lb 0 9 New California Sultanas, per lb 0 7 New Mildura Currants, per lb 0 8 New Thompson's Seedless Raisins, per lb 0 8 New Seeded llaisins, per lb 0 8 Finest New Season's Dates lb 0 5 Finest Last Season's Dates lb 0 4 Vew Season's Prunes, lb .08 121b.for 7 0 281 b. box for 14 0 New Turkey Figs, per lb 0 8 New Dessert Figs, per lb 1 6 '■'>■ Boxes, lid and 1 » New Dried Peaches, per lb 3 0 New Dried Apricots, per lb 12 Day Dawn Apricots, packet 1 2 Day Dawn Peaches, packet 10 COCOA. Cadbury's loose, of Bournville f°me, per, lb 10 Van Houten's, loose 20,; Can Houten's Gold Medal—i Jib. tin Is, ilb. tin Is lid, lib. tins , « jj Bournville, Is, Is 'lid, and 3 9 Caillers, ilb. tin 0 9 Fry'a Breakfast Cocoa— Jib. tin 6d ? *lb. tin 1 0. Aulseferook's 9d, is 6d, and 9 10 • CANDLES AND KEROSENE. Soarehlight Candles, per lb 010 121 b. for 9 10 Price's National Sperm, per lb 010 . Per Box 20 6
Carriage Candles * Piano Candles l L Kerosene—Laurel, Big Tree, or Snowflake, per tin 9 0 per case ■»•' y MATCHES. Bell's Plaids, per dozen 0 9 ' ■ Per Gross 8 9 i Bell's or Bryant and May's Royal Vest. , per dozen 1 y Bell's 250 per dozen 3 6 3-Star Safety Matches, per pkt 0 8 Belgian Wax. 1 Fiats, per doz. 0 10 POULTRY KEEPERS Should Use Karwood Spice, etc And .ensure a constant supply of EorgS. Packets Is and ° . 2 ° lis and 22s per dozen. 71b. Tin Nett 12 9 Chicken Spice, per pkt . „ 1 « Fowl Grit. 101 b. for , n 7owl Shell Grit, 81b for J 0 Chick Food, 41b. for 1 " Salt for Present Curing Season--Finest Liverpool Fine Salt, 101 b 1 O For 1121 b. Bags' 9 6 Liverpool Coarse Salt, per swt 9 J Tib. Bans Dairv Salt 1 « I Leslie Shaker Salt J " Rnelish Salt Petre, per lb 1 « Brown Su>*>r. r^rlb u '«♦ j FOODS (Various). Finest White Sago,, per lb 0 5 Pearl -Tn'oioea, per b. O o nest Rangoon Rice, per lb. U a i
Beecham Is 4d, Bile Beans 1 4 Indian Root Is 3d, Pink Pills 2 11 Doan's Backache 3s 3d, Doan's Dinner 14 De Witt's Pills 3s 3d and 5 9 Chamberlain's Tablets 1 i Howard's Asprins, per bot. 25 011 Per bottle 50 Is 6d, bottle . 100 2 6 Ointments— * Zambuk Is 6d and 3 6 Rexona Is 5d and 2 10 Doan's Ointment 3 3 Getsem Ointment 16 Cnticura \ g Sundries— Himrod's Asthma Cure 5 11 Bismag Tablets 1 10 Bismag Powder, 2s 9d and 4 6 Krusehen Salts 2 3 Irish Moss Is 5d and 2 5 Baxter's Lung Preserver, Is 41 2 4 Califig, Is 8d and *> 9 Lane's Emulson 2s 4d and A d. •Scott's Emulsion 2s 6d and 4 6 Norwegian Cod Liver Oil Is Bd, 2s 6d, and 3 9 Formalin Tablets 6d and ■O 9 Dnteh Drons 0 9 Clements* Tonic 3 6 Anti Acid 2 6 Parishes' Food Is, Is 9d, and 2 3 I
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLIV, Issue 10133, 10 June 1924, Page 4
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