Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Ashburton Guardian, Volume 48, Issue 76, 10 January 1928, Page 3

Four of the brides of 1926 were only 14 years of age, whiie 34 were 15. KODO ALE TASTES JUST LIKE ALE There’s nothing like a sparkling glass of Wright’s Kodo Ale to put pep and life into you these sizzling Sunyner, days. Take a bottle or two with you when you go out for the day, it’s a real thirst-quencher, and such a delicious one, too. Obtainable from all fruiterers, confectioners and stores.—(Advt).

Comfort forthe driverlontter X\fe for ihe engine--0 minimum tyre cost m ■XK'fi 3. 4. 73 t\§fh <*yi ■ On every point by which you judge a tyre, Royal Cord Balloons are the soundest choice. 1. True low pressure, giving smooth comfort on all roads. . i 2. Ample road contact, giving more efficient braking power. 1 Toughest rubber known, giving exceptional mileage.* The design of the tread, giving practically complete freedom from skid. ROYAL CORD m |P% mm m m w m m % 4mm Ohe (rue LOW PRESSURE tyres MADE IN CANADA Preserving Pans & “"“Jars BUY THEM MOW ! THERE is no better time than the present to prepare for the busy Preserving Season. JOHN OUR AND CO., LTD., have just opened Fine Lines of PRESERVING REQUISITES, and as you will see the Prices will compare with any:— “BALL” PRESERVING JARS. Wide-moutli: Pints, 8/6, Quarts 11/6 ; J-gallons 16/6 per doz. BALL JARS have special air-tight lids which, with ordinary care, ensure the Fruit being properly preserved. QuEEN JARS.—Square Jars, with round glass lids, in Pints 8/6, Quarts 11/6, and Half-gallons 16/6. TIE-OVER JARS—lib size 4/-, 21b size 5/6 per dozen. , JELLY JARS, 7/6 dozen nests. JAR LIDS—4/- dozen. PRESERVING PANS. ALUMINIUM, from 10/6. STEVENS’S ENAMEL, from 14/6. BRASS, from 17/6. John Orr & Co. Ltd. MERCHANTS, ASHBURTON.