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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLVI, Issue 10685, 31 December 1925, Page 3

Clergymen and public speakers find HEENZO a splendid remedy for cous L " * * sore throat. 1 2/6 bottle makes pint. Saves fully 15/-. 18

LOOK AHEAD! THE PRESERVING SEASON ISN'T FAR OFF. THE JAM-MAKING SEASON will soon be here. Fruit will ripen rapidly, and unless you are ready for the season's operations you may not be able to take advantage of any cheap prices for Fruit that may offer. Our Stock of NEW SEASON'S JARS include the following: JELLY JARS, 2 in nest—B/6 dozen nests. JELLY TUMBLERS. AGEE PINT WIDE-MOUTH JARS—B/6 dozen. AGEE QUART WIDE-MOUTH JARS—IO/6 dozen. AGEE WIDE-MOUTH JARS—IS/6 dozen. 1 and 2lb. TIE-OVER JARS, 5/- and 7/6 dozen. 1 and 21b. STONE JAM JARS (good line, very cheap). Wo also offer a nice assortment of Brass, Enamelled, Steel and Aluminium Preserving Pans. Parchment Covers, Rubber Rings, Jam Spoons, Sugar, etc. ALL AT BEDROCK PRICES, and a 5 PER CENT. DISCOUNT COUPON GIVEN WITH EVERY CASH PURCHASE. GROCERS AND PROVISION MERCHANTS. Burnett Street. Thone

ON GLASSES to bo entirely satisfactory must be properly proscribed, ground and fitted. One phase of this service without corresponding accuracy and precision in the other, is soon evident to the wearer. FRANK CURTIS, a competent registered refractionist, himself examines your eyes. After prescribing the correct lenses, and suggesting the type of frames best suited to your appearance, lie also grinds the lenses in his own laboratory, thus ensuring their accuracy to his precise specification. SIGHT-TESTING OPTICIAN. EAST STREET. ASHBURTON.