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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 50, Issue 96, 3 February 1930, Page 1

FUNERAL FURNISHERS. B AKER BROS. AND SHAW, j funeral furnishers, Corner Victoria and Cass Streets Artificial Wreaths in Stock, 'Phone 69, Ashburton. 'Phone 66, Rakaia.—H. Hopwood, Rakaia Agent.

PROFESSIONAL. [A Card.] ' J W. BOWDEN, F.P.A (N.Z.) ' T3UBLIC ACCOUNTANT, ETC. LICENSED SHAREBROKER. (Country Member Christchurch Stock Exchange). Typewriting and duplicat ING—MSS, Commercial, Technical, etc. Direct mail advertising. Prompt,, confidential service. BROOM’S, Burnett Street. BTWfIT'Ti VOCOUNTANT AND COMPANY SECRETARY, Land and Income Tax Adjustor. Tancred Street West Ashburton. Telephone 76.

F. H. BROOM. ACCOUNTANT, Land and Income Tax Adjustor and Office Organiser, 126 Burnett St, Telephone 465. T HAVE Several Special Sums of L Money, varying from to £3OOO, for investment upon freehold Securities at Current Rates of Intor*Bt R. KENNEDY, Ashburton. BUSINESS NOTICES.

TRADITION TRADITION must of necessity play a large' part among the lew Exclusive Tailoring Houses. It does not apply to the lower and medium class firms, for these employ machine labour. Those which chaige lower prices for a suit cannot afford the expensive process of sewing by is almost impossible to build a Suit of perfect style unless it is made Hv hand labour, i . , Incidentally, in view of the increased wear, the extra expense is ultimately economical. Moreover, it is also impossible to put style into a coat unless it is sewn by expert hand labour. The importance of these unseen workmen cannot be oyer-emphasised: they are as necessary as the cutters themselves, for the most brilliant cutter is useless unless his workeis aie of the best. The amazingly high standard of our own workmanship is a primary factor in our success.' ./ r Expert craftsmanship implies tradition: for no tailoring craftsman can sew a good coat until after years o training under one who is himself fully qualified—a tradition handed from generation to generation. Suits made by us are cut and fitted by a cutter who has, himself, spent years at the trade and has masteied the art of sewing every type of coat in hand. . , . „ . , It is only by going through this long process of learning his job thoroughly that a cutter can hope to attain per-teCtlOHAND-TAILORED SUITS FROM £“7/15/-. McDonald and dtjnlop, TAILORS AND MERCERS, East Street, ’Phone 291. Ashburton.

cheap tennis racquets, but twelve left. Including Two Spaldings, Two Ayres, and One Slazenger. These twelve racquets must be Sold. Handsome Reductions in Prices. Now is your opportunity to secure a really Cheap Racquet. H. C. PERCY, East Street. Repairs to Racquets undertaken at the 'Shortest Notice. ; CROCKERY WARE. PUDDING Basins Is, Is 3d, Pie Dishes Is Bd, Is lid. Plates Is 6d, 2s 6d, 4s 6d. Is 6d. Meat BUXTON AND THOMAS, The Noted Crockery Shop. SCATHE Blades and Handles.—Best quality English Steel Scythe Blades, 30-inch, 32-inch, 34-mcli 36inch, 8s 6d each ; Scythe Handles 8s 6cl each: Scythe Stones Is and Is 6d each —W. H.‘ Collins and Co., Ltd., East Street, Ashburton.