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WANTED KNOWN WANTED —2 Unfurnished Rooms, with Conveniences. Reply “Urgent,” Guardian Office. LADIES’ Tennis Jumpers from 12/6. —“Regal” Knitwear. CHILDREN’S Summer - weight Woollen Suits 4/6. —“Regal” Knitwear. CIHILDREN’S Jerseys and Cardi- >' gans, all shades, 2/11 each. — “Regal” Knitwear. CHILDREN’S Knitted Silks .of all description.—“ Regal” Knitwear. WHEN in town call at Challis’ Cafe —The Popular Place for Fish Luncheons. TRY us for your Fruit and Vegetables. We aim to satisfy.— Jennings. ( GOOD Supply of Fresh Baby Groper, lOd a lb.—At Challis’ Cafe; ’Phone 268. ■ PIANOS can now be tuned for 5/(cash) and guaranteed by R. B. Barnett. Ring 293. 10 427 UNHEARD of Offer—Free Film Developing at the U.F.S. ' See our Window. MADDEN’S Wholesome Milk Bread for all occasions. Fresh every day. FREE Film Developing at the U.F.S. See our Window. GIANT Tree Marigold: This magnificent marigold grows 5 feet high. Beautiful colours. Long stems. 1/- packet. COLIN JOHNSTON, Specialty Seedsman, Dunedin. SHOW DAY MILLINERY. ALL NEW ZEALAND-MADE. Special Display. Special IVTEWEST White and Lemon Racello _j_% Straws, Sailer Shapes, now to hand. Splendid Range of Hats .to choose from at Moderate Prices. H. AND 0. SCOTT, Millinery Specialists, Burnett Street. ISLAND Oranges, Navels, and Valencias, Mandarines, Lemons, Apples (cooking‘and dessert), Pears, Grapes, etc., etc. Ring 174.—Longley’s, Burnett St. DROP IN AT LONGLEY’S, Burnett Street, for, a Delicious Fruit Salad with Ice Cream. It’s only 9d and you will be delighted. PEROXIDE TOOTH PASTE. 71 LETCHER. BROS, are Selling large tubes of English Peroxide )oth Paste for 6d per tube; and also epsodent 1/- and 1/11; Kolynos 1/3; isterine 1/2. —At FLETCHER. BROS. WHITEBAIT, FRESH WHITEBAIT. NOW coming direct from Coast; only 1/- Cup. We can be relied upon for best Fresh and Smoked Fish. We specialise in Fried Fish “at all times” to take home. Fish Luncheons only 1/-. TRIANGLE FISH MART. ’Phone 402. H. Thompson, Prop. GIVE Longley’s a trial for Fruit and Vegetables. First of the season Green Peas, New Potatoes, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Lettuce, Radishes, Spring Onions, Spring Cabbage, Cauliflowers, and Asparagus.; —’Phone 174, Longley’s. Burnett St. EGG PRESERVER. PRESERVE while Eggs are cheap. Norton’s Egg Preserver, 1/2 tin; Ovaline Egg Preserver, 1/2 small, 2 1- large. JOHN ORR AND CO., LTD. TENNIS RACQUETS. TENNIS Racquets from 12/6. Tennis Balls, 2/6, 3/6, 4/- pair; Racquet Presses 3/3, 4/-; Nets 27/6, 32/6, 52/6. JOHN ORR. AND CO., LTD. TO MOTORISTS ONLY. On your way to Christchurch leave your TYRES and TUBES needing Repairs at THE MOTORWAYS, HORNBY. Collect on Homeward Journey. L. LAUGESEN AND SON. MILK BUCKETS. TINNED Milk Buckets. 4/6, 7/9. 5/9, 7/3, JOHN ORR AND CO., LTD. .Hardware Merchants. WINTER EGGS! N 0 failures when you preserve with OVOLIN E PASTE. Refuse substitutes. (N REASY, grimy dirt coaxed out of X clothes easily with I.X.L. Borax Washing Powder. 2d packet. FRESH EGGS KEPT FRESH BY 7 preserving with OVOLINE PASTE. No dipping, no drying. Just one operation. SILK Undies washed delightfully with I.X.L. Borax Washing Powder. Absolutely safe. 2d packet.

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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 53, Issue 14, 27 October 1932, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Ashburton Guardian, Volume 53, Issue 14, 27 October 1932, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Ashburton Guardian, Volume 53, Issue 14, 27 October 1932, Page 1