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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 51, Issue 135, 20 March 1931, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. J. AND J. TAIT, BAKERS AND PASTRYCOOKS, Havelock St., Ashburton. Try tait’s “good health” BREAD (Guaranteed 100 per cent. Wheat), and you will eat no other. A perfect article of diet, containing all the vitamins and properties necessary for perfect health, and in particular the preservation of children’o teeth. Daily Deliveries. ’Phone 666.

DON’T BUY A BICYCLE—UNTIL you have inspected our Splendid Range of New and Second Hand Cycles. Used Cycles thoroughly overhauled and enamelled from £3 10s. New Cycles complete throughout, from £6 10s. Lamp season is here again. Electric Lamps from Oj 0. Dynamo Lamps from 17/6. Full stocks of torches, bulbs and batteries. LEN. HOPKINS, SOMME CYCLE WORKS, * ’Phone 247, Tancred Street. The Cycle Depot of service and satisfaction. STYLISH AUTUMN FOOTWEAR, McB RIDE'S, LTD., are now showing an extensive range of the very latest style changes in Ladies’ Autumn Footwear, purchased from the leading Colonial and British manufacturers and includes such well known brands as Bostocks, Clarkes, Mayfair, Zealandia, etc., and to meet the present- depression every shoe has been marked at keen cut prices. Full Stocks of Boys’ and Girls’ School Boots and Shoes, now to hand, all keenly priced. For good Footwear, try Mcßride’s, Ltd. Phone 282. 40 Tancred St. The shop where £1 is worth 20/-. Art needlework in newest DESIGNS, in great variety. Traced D’Oyleys (from 3d to 1/3. Traced H.S. Centres from 1/3 to 2/6. Children’s Traced Aprons, 9d and 1/School Girls’ Traced Aprons, 1/-. Maids’ Traced Aprons, 1/3. Women’s Traced Aprons, 1/3 to 3/6. Girls’ Traced Aprons, .in various colours, •!/-. Women’s Traced Aprons in various colours, 1/11. And Hundreds of Novelty Lines "whTclTi are exclusive to — HUMPHREYS’ DEPOT, 34. EAST STREET. LOWER PRICES IN BOOKS. REPRINTS RECENTLY RECEIVED AT “THE BOOKSHOP.” ANEW 7 Series of Cloth-Bound Fulllength Novels, selling* at English Published Price—l/6 each. “Sorrell and Son,” “Kitty,” “Three Rooms,” “Sincerity,” by Warwick Deeping. j “Pimpernel and Rosemary,” by Baroness Orczy. “The Circle of the Stars,” “The Knot,” by Joan Sutherland. “Mr Wu,” by Louise Miln. “The King’s Widow,” by Mrs Baillie Reynolds. “A Man under Authority,” by Ethel Dell. “The Adventures of Jimmie Dale,” by Packard. “Devil’s Laughter,” by L. H. Breuning. “The Game of Liberty,” by Opponlieim. “Kazan, the Wolf Dog,” by Oliver Cur wood PAPER COVER REPRINTS. II- each." “The Bridge Builders,” by Annie ■Swan. “Julia takes her Chance,” by Concordia Merrel. “The Monster of Graumont,” by Good child. I “Cottonwood Gulch,” “The Bar-20 Three,” by Mulford. “The Traitor’s Gate,” by Edgar Walalce. “The Evil Shepherd,” by Oppenheim. “The Uphill Road,” by Ruby Ayres. “Helene,” “The Confessions of Anne,” by May Christie. “Michael O’Halloran,” by Stratton Porter. “The Four Feathers,” by A. E. W. Mason. “LOOK IN THE WINDOW.” A. W. HOPKINS. ’Phone 120. East Street. NOTICE TO “GUARDIAN” SUBSCRIBERS —ln The— ASHBURTON BOROUGH, ALLENTON. HAMPSTEAD, and TINWALD DISTRICTS. MR F. E. AMOS, of 28 Peter St. West, is CHIEF RUNNER, and COLLECTOR for the “Guardian” apd all Subscriptions should be paid to him All complaints re Non-Delivery of Papers or Alterations of Address should be addressed to him care of the Office, or at his private house. i Subscribers are cautioned against Paving any, Moneys to the Boys who deliver the “Guardian,” as such can jon no account be recognised. W. B. W. BELL, Secretary. JELLIES AND FRUITS. JELLIES, 5 for 1/-, 2/3 dozen. Davis Gelatine bid, lid. 1/10. 3/6. loose 3/- lb. Pineapple Gd, 9d, and 1/- per tin. Peaches lid. 1/2 and 1/4 per tin. Apricots lid. 1/2 and 1/1 per tin. Pears I/- and 1/6 tin. JOHN 1 ORR AND CO . LTD.. Grocers.