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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 52, Issue 255, 10 August 1932, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. ECONOMY IS THE ORDER OF THE DAY. -7IARMERS can practise true economy by entrusting their Harness and Canvas Repairs to us. Low rent and low overhead expenses enable us to fix our charges on the lowost tra-?;rig basis. Here's an example:— DRAUGHT COLLARS RE-LI N T ED 12/-. Give us a try out. Good ■« ork guaranteed. MOTORISTS! Don't throw away your old tvres. Call and inspect our method of "re-beading: A shilling or two gives the tyre new life. CHAS. PATCHING. HARNESS AND COVER MAKER, Saunders' Buildings, East Street. "ÜBSCRIBERS INVITED _ For "Auckland Weekly News" 9/9, (10/10) "N.Z. Free Lance" ... 9/9, (10/10) "Sporting and Dramatic" 13/-, (14/1) "Radio Record" ... ... 3/3, (4/4) "N.Z. Referee" 6/6, (7/7) "Australasian" 8/8, (9/9) "Sydney Bulletin" ... 6/6, (7/7) "Woman's Mirror" ... 3/3, (4/4 "New Idea" ... ... 8/8, 4 4 "N.Z. Home Pictorial" ... 6/6, (7/7) "News of the World" ... 4/4, (5/5) "Motor" 8 / 8 > (10/lU) "Tatler" 19/6, (20/7). "Sketch" 19/6, (20/7) "Ilustrated London News" 19/6, (20/7) "London Punch" ... 10/10, (11/11) "John o'London" ... .4/4, (5/5) "Passing; Show" 4/4, (5 5) The above prices are quarterly (the bracketed prices Include postage) and pavable in "advance. We invite inquiries concerning British, Colonial and Foreign Newspapers and Publications. NEWTON C. JONES, Bookseller and Stationer, East Street, Ashburton. 'Phone 58M. AT HUMPHREYS' DEPOT, JOR the Re-opening of School—- _ Girls' and Maids' Plain Black Cashmere Gym. Hose, sizes 3,4, 5. 6; Special Prices 3/6, 3/9, 4/- 4/3 S:W., WOS., and 0.5., 4/11. AH with seamed backs and reliable'quality. Girls' and Maids' Black Cashmero Pine Ribbed Gym. Hose, superior quality and full fashioned. Sizes 3,4, 5. 6, and S.W. Prices 4/9, 5/-, 5/3, 5/6 and 5/9 For Ladies' Bouse Wear—Wos. Coloured Heavy Lisle Hose from 1/6 pair. For Street Wear—Art Silk Hose—2/6. 2/11, 3/il to 5/11. Pure Silk Hose, full fashioned, 6/11 and 9/11. _ The Wonderful Paragon • Hose at 2/11. Procurable only at— HUMPHREYS' DEPOT. DON'T LOWER YOUR STANDARD. THROUGHOUT the world to-day. those businesses that have resorted to the policy of QUALITY CUTTING in-order to take their places in the KNOCK-OUT PRICE-CUTTING SCRAMBLE are beginning to wish that they had held on to their ideals. Whatever excuse there may seem for panic, better trading prospects riow have given them cause to ponder over the gap made between their old standnig and their present position. McD. and D.'s old standing is steadfastly ' maintained in the standard of their GENUINE TAILORED SUIT PRODUCTIONS and will continue to be so, for it is easier to slide downhill than to toi{ up again, but it's always more comfortable at the top in the long run. While still maintaining our Standard of Production, we have reduced our profit to a BARE MINIMUM, and by buying for cash in the best market, we are able to give value that is unsurpassed in TAILOR-MADE SUITS. Mcdonald and dunlop. TAILORS AND MERCERS, East Street, Ashburton. 'Phone 291. NOTICE TO "GUARDIAN" SUBSCRIBERS ASHBURTON BOROUGH, ALLENTON, HAMTSTEAD, AND TINWALD DISTRICTS. R. F. E. AMOS, of 28 Peter _ Street West, is CHIEF RUN-, INER and COLLECTOR for .the; "Guardian," and all Subscriptions, should be paid to him. " All complaints re non-Delivery of Papers or Alterations of Address should bo addressed to him care of the Office, or at his private house. Subscribers are cautioned against Paying any Moneys to the Boys who deliver the "Guardian," as such can on no account be recognised. W. B. W. BELL, Secretary. IYORRHOEA kept away by cleansin<r teeth, films and month with I Dentaperl. 1/6 bottle. Absolutely harm--1 less. Obtainable from R. Totty and Other Chemists.