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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLV, Issue 10338, 27 February 1925, Page 4

business notices. TRY FLETCHER BROS. for your CKINAWARS AND EARTHENWARE REQUIREMENTS. WE ARE DIRECT IMPORTERS from the Manufacturers, so save Middle Man’s Profits, which we pass on to °V r cs 9"® t °”“^f B V / Q > If lame size IRONSTONE WHITE CUPS and SAUCERS, o/3 pei half-dozen. “ CUPS only, 3/9 half-dozen. e/ft Phoenix Semi-China WHITE and GOLD CUPS and SAUCERS, 5/9 ■£> i alvWTT'ir inr] COLD CHINA CUPS and SAUCERS—Tea size, o°b 4™ Broawast to, 8/- half-dozen, Cups nnvu n AI.BEET I Sd'Line CHINA CUPS and SACCEKS-Tea size 71halidSfcups Onl” 4/9 half-dozen; Breakfast size, 8/- halffJo’zpn • Cuds Only* 0/6 hsilf-tlozcn. Phoenix DECORATED 12-PiECE TEA SETS, 19/6 Per Set. HARVEST "WHITE DINNER-WARE, 32-Piece Sets, 42/6. PLATES—3/9, 4/9, 5/9, and 6/9 Half-dozen. MEAT DISHES—2/6, 3/6, 4/10, and 6/6 each. SOUP PLATES —5/3. 6/9, and </- Half-dozen mqTTFR—6/9 COUPE VEGETABLE .DISHES G,.. Also other Stock Lines DINNER WARE,* in Blue Band Etc HUMPHREY’S Radiant Non-Sta:niess Table knives at box HUMPHREY’S Radiant Non-Staiuless Dessert Knives, at 11/3 $-40 z. dox 1925PRESERVINQ SEASON.--1925. We have full stocks of the following MASON’S JARS:—Pints 7/6. Quarts Wide-Moiftlf Jars—Pints 8/6, Quarts 10/6, Half-Gallons 15/6 per TOPS for Narrow and Wide-Mouth Jars. The PERFECT SEAL Jars in Pints 10/6, and Quarts 13/6 Dozen. 21b. size Tin-Top JAM JARS—Ss Dozen. TIE-OVER JARS, in 1-Pound 5/- and 2-Pound size 7/b. JELLY JARS, with Tin Lids, from 3/- Dozen. , JELLY TUMBLERS, 5/6 and 6/6 Dozen. Dunlop New Season RED RUBBER RINGS at 6d and 8d Dozen. JAM COVERS od dozen, Wood JAM SPOONS from 7d each. Auckland A 1 CANE SUGAR 20s per 701 b. Bag, Brewers Crystal Sugar 21S -Stevens’s PI&SERVING PANS, in Steel Enamel, 15/-. 16/6, and 19/6. Heavy Brass PRESERVING PANS from 16/6 Each. ALUMINIUM PRESERVING PANS, from 10/6 each. SPRING BALANCES. SCALES and WEIGHTS, etc.

ARTICLES FOR THE HARVEST FSELD.

Enamel Jugs 3s lid, 4s 9d and 511 Aluminium Pie Dishes 2s 3d, 2s 9d, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 5s 9d, os lid. Enamelled Pie Dishes from 2s 3d to 8s 11a. Enamelled Kettles 4s 9d, 5s 6d, 5s lid, 6s 6d, 8s 9d, 11s 6d. Judge Brand Saucepans ss, 5s 9d, '6s 6d, 7s 9d, 8s 3d, 9s 6d, lls 9d. Sheffield Steel Knives from Per Dozen 15 0 Table Forks, from each 0 6 Tea Spoons, from Per Dozen 2 6 Dessert Spoons, from Per Dozen 6 0

llfl Billies from 1 Quart to 14 Quarts. From Is 6d to 4 11 Heavv Tin Buckets from 4 3 Enamelled Plates, Is 6d, Is lOd, 2 0 Aluminium Plates Is 6d and 2 0 Aluminium Jugs, from 2 11 Tin Plates 0 8 Strong Earthenware Jugs from 2 0 Galvanised Buckets from 2 10 Enamelled Mugs Is 6d, Is lOd 2 0 Pint Tin Pannikins, 6d and 0 8 Aluminium Mugs Is, Is 6d, and 2 0 Enamelled Teapots 5s 9d, 6s 9d 8 6 Aluminium Teapots—7s 6d, 9s 6d, lls 6d, 13s 6d, 16s 6d. 21s 6d.

FARMERS' SUNDRIES. Plough Oil in Gallon Tins 5 4-Gallon Tins from 18 light and Heavy Veedol Oil, gal. tin 7 4-Gallon Tin 28 Finest Separator Oil. gat. tin 6 Italian Plough Lino, per lb 2 7{b, Coil§ 13 Srr- % - Fowl Netting, 50yd. Goils Neatsfoot Oil, per gallon Raw Linseed Oil Mineral Turpentine, ner gallon 4-Gallon Tins Per Case of 8 Gallons 71b.80x English Epsom Salts Rock Salt, per cvrt biSir'FECTAfIT AND FLY-DESTROYEft. Jeyes’ Fluid, bottles Is and 1 8 Pint Tins 2s 2d; Quart Tins 311 J-Gallon Tins 7s 3d, Gal. Tins 10 6 Keyes’ Disinfectant Powder Is 3d and 2 0 Mathers’ Poisonous Fly Paper— Per Doz. 0 10 Gates’s Sticky-Fly Papers, doz. 1 4 HOT WEATHER GOODS. 13 7 8 5 17 32 2 9 Fly Swats, each Daisy Fly Killers Wire Fly Balloons Gorgons’ Fly Catchers, 8 for Krating’s Insect Powder Gd and Flilreelo, per tin Uiitiam My I'omier. Gd and ishnvers for Ilv fftvlo 0 8 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 10 0 10 i) lu 1 6 SPARKLET SYPHON—Pint Size TO'-, Quart Pir;> •>. Bulbs for the Pint size ?./- dozen : Quart size 4/3 dozen. English SELTZOGKNES. 5-Pint size, 57 0. ARRAY’S CORDIAL 1/6 Bottle, BALLIN'S Cordial 2- . THOMPSON C ° rd Also 3 LEMON SQUASH, LIME JUICE, STONE GINGER BEER. PRICE’S FRUIT EXTRACT, 1/5 Louie.

WITHOUT A STAIN ON THEIR CHARACTER. WEMBLEY’S MOST NOVEL EXHIBIT. TABLE KNIVES which had been a 600-miles trip through the Sons. MESSRS REYNOLDS and CO., of Sheffield, to prove the quality ot tlieit STAINLESS KNIVES, had a set taken from their ordinary stock ar.d p«.v*ed • in a perforated Tin Canister.* and attached by a cable to a Grimsby Trawler. They were tossed and buffeted in ihe North Sea for 189. Hours, and when taken out of the Canister were found to be without a stain. The Knives were put loose in the Canister, which was a severe test, as they were rolled over and over each other as they passed on their journey, and apart from a testimony to the quality of the steel, they were a credit as Knives to the Firm who made them, as the Handles had not chipped, shrunk, •r become damaged in any way. We are offering REYNOLDS AND CO.’S KNIVES, similar to above, at (b« following Low Prices:— STAINLESS TABLE KNIVES, in Boxes of Half-Dozen—22/6. STAINLESS DESSERT KNIVES, in Boxes of Half-Dozen— l9/6. We have also HUMPHREY’S NON-STAINLESS KNIVES at Low Prices HUMPHREY’S Radiant Non-Stainless Table Knives at 14/-. £-dozen bos HUMPHREY’S Radiant Non-Stainless Dessert Knives, at 11/3 £-doz. box HUMPHREY’S Stainless Spoon and Forks (Boxed in Half-Dozen). TEA SPOONS, DESSERT SPOONS and FORKS 9/9, TABLE SPOONS •nd Fo.'ks 13/9 Half-Dozen. STAINLESS SOUP SPOONS at 33/9 Half-Dozen. ,

NEW SEASON’S DRIED FRUITS. inest Mildura a-urown Currants Per lb. 0 By the 561 b. case 0 : neet Mildura 3-Crown Sultanas Per lb. By the case, 561 b inmaid Seeded Raisins po Brand Seeded Raisins, pkt inmaid Seedless Raisins K»e Seedless Raisins he Juicy Prunes 281 b. box for ime New Dates, per lb Dessert Dates 1 i Apples Season’s Dried Apricots Season’s Dried Peaches nr Cooking Figs, 7d and iw Layer Figs, per lb Boxes Dessert Figs, per box NEW SEASON’S FISH 12 11 0 5 0 8 0 10 DESSERT FRUITS. Gold Dessert Peaches, per tin Gold Dessert Apricots, per tin 1 Gold Dessert Pears, per tin 1 rer Label Dessert Fruit same price. Dessert Peaches 1 George’s Dessert Pears 1 Tins St. George Assorted Peaches, Pears, and Apricots ■for . , H >. Tins Sin Kee Smg Sliced ineaepple, per tin Tins Prize Winner Chunk Pineapple I Tins Prize Winner, sliced Tins IVhole Pineapple . Tins Golden Sliced Pineapple . . Tins Mandarin Sliced Pineapple „ . , . Tins Queensland Pineapple 1 aiian Pineapple, Is 10d and 2 :e Bottles Blaek Currants and Apricots, per bottle 2 1 6 8 0 9 10 6 2 1 8 0 11 8 Ship Brand Sockeye Sahn*«ti 1/2 Laurel Wreath Sockeye Salmon Is 2d and Golden Net Salmon Fancy Pink Salmon 8d and Pine Tree Salmon 7d and Small Tins Sardines, 4d, 5d and Small Tins King Oscar Sardines _ Large Tins Sardines. Crown, etc. 1 Small Tins Maconochie’s Herrings in Tomato Sauce 0 Per Dozen 6 Large Tins Maconochie’s Herrings in Tomato Sauce 1 Large Tins Booth’s Herrings in Tomato Sauce 0 Large Tins Morton’s Kippered Herrings Large Tins Gosse and Millerd Kippered Herrings Fresh Herrings Per Dozen Kipper Snacks, 3 Tins for Red Herrings, Tins of 12 Large Herrings 2s, Tins of 50 Large 0 6* 0 10 1 c Herrings Tinned Lobster, per tin Oysters, per tin Pilchard’s 8d and Rock Lobster, per tin TINNED MEAT. 21»>. Tins C.M.C. Corned Beef 21b. Tins Wellington Meat Co.’s Corn Beef 21b. Tins Gear Corned Beef, Roast 1 4 1 2 and spiced, etc. 21b. Tins Gear Mutton 21b. Tins Gear Ox Tongues 21b. Tins C.M.C. Ox Tongues 21b. Jars St. George’s Ox Tongues 11b. Jars St. George’s Sheep Tongues Tins C.M.C. Tongues 7 6 FLETORE R BRO/S. LEPHO> F 24. CASH SL'FPCr STORES. P C. BOX 118