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BUSINESS NOTICES. UNDERWEAR NEW STYLES AND COLOURINGS FOR. SPRING AND SUMMER. The special character of the fabrics and the attention given to design mean increased comfort— Embroidery, Lace and Floral Trimming-add daintiness to these practical garments. LOCKNIT PRINCESS SLIPS, with cami or Opera top. In Pink, Fawjjp Shell, Apple, Brown, Navy, Black— S.W. 8/11, W. 9/11, O.S. 10/9 LOCKNIT BLOOMERS, elastic waist; and knee. To match slips— S.W.—3/6 and 5/11 W.—3/6 and 6/6 0.5.—3/11 and 6/U LOCKNIT PANTEES. In Sky, Pink, Apple, White— Price 4/6 SILK AND COTTON VESTS. Sleeveless style with low neck. In Cream and pastel shades—--1 Price 2/9 COTTON VESTS. Sleeveless style with low neck— 1/6, 1/11, and 2/6 With short sleeves and low neck—--2/11 Best Quality FUJI SILK NIGHTGOWNS ; sleeveless style, with V-neck, also V-neck with short sleeves. In Pink or Natural, embroidered in self colours*—• S.W. 14/6, W. 14/6, O.S. 15/6 LOCKNIT PYJAMAS, tuck-in style. In Pink, Apple, Sky— S.W. 14/6, W. 15/6, O.S. 16/6 PONGEE SILK PYJAMAS, trimmed floral Pongee. 14/6 and 16/6 COTTON FUJI PYJAMAS, ini twotone effects. Apple/White Peach/Apple, Skv/White— W.—7/11 LOCKNIT NIGHTGOWNS, sleeveless, with V-neck; trimmed net and tie at waist. In Pink—' S.W. 15/9, W. 16/6, O.S. 17/6 With plain finish, in Pink, Apple, skv— W., 12/6; 0.5., 13/9 OF CHRISTCHURCH. DISCOUNT: 1/- in the £ for Cash or on Monthly Accounts.

WORTH-WHILE SEASONAL BOOKS obtainable at "THE BOOKSHOP." "Vegetable Growing, in New Zealand," by J. T. Sinclair, 2/-. "Flower Gardening in New Zealand/' by James Young. 2/-. "Fruit Growing in New Zealand," by J. T. Sinclair 2/-. "Pansies and Violets," 1/6. "Sweet Peas," 1/6. "Gardening, Flowers, Fruit and Vegetables," 1/6. "Simple Flowers from Seed," 1/6. "Hardy Border Flowers." J/6. "Dahlias and Border Flowers," 1/6. "First Steps in Gardening," 1/6. "A Book About Roses,' ; by Dean Hole, 3/. How to grow and show them. "New Zealand Trees and Shrubs, and How to Identify Them," bv H. U. Allen, 6/6. "How to Prune Poses and Fruit Trees," 1/-. "Lawn Tennis for Girls," by Susanne Lenglen, 2/6. "Tennis," by Patricia. Dawson, 3/-; 26 illustrations'. "Lawn Tennis," by Charles Hierons, .1/-. "Lawn Tennis," how to improve the game, 1/."Lawn Tennis for Match Players," "Lawn Tennis for Young Players," bv W. T. Tilden. 3/6 each. "The Technique of Lawn Tennis," by A. E, Crawley. 3/6. "Running, Walking and Jumping," by S. A. Mussabini 1/6. "How to Repair and Restrinw Tennis Rackets," 2/9. . "How to Run 100 Yards," 1/6. "Cricket," bv Cover Point, 1/-. "Athletic ISports," track events, "Athletic Sports," field events 1/-. "LOOK IN THE WINDOW." Agent for A. J. Milliner's Famous Hand-made Golf Clubs. A. W. HOPKINS. 'Phono 120, East Street. FANCY CROCKERY. CHILDREN'S Mugs 6d, 9d, 1/-. O Children's Cups and Saucers I/-, 1/6, 2/6. Fancy Plates 1/-, 1/3, 1/9. BUXTON AND THOMAS. The Noted Crockery Shop. SPEEDY RELIEF FROM PILES. f ANN Double Absorption Treatment A works wonders. Send sixpence in stamps for generous sample.—Zann Proprietary, Box 952 KM., Wellington. TERVOUS Disorders! "I received . beneficial results from first jar of Harvey's Mineral Tonic," writes E.J.B. 3/6.—R. Totty, Chemist. AMAZING PILE REMEDY. |"T Costs only 6d to try Zann Double X Absorption Treatment. Send Stamps to Zann Proprietary, Box 952 KM, Wellington TEETH OR TOYS? * DMITTEDLY, teeth should come first—and they do when you buy Q-Tol Tooth Paste and»Gum Tonic, the quality Dentifrice, entirely N.Z. made. Only i/3 for a big tube. And you sret free a splendid Jig Saw Puzzle of the new "Railway" series with each purchase. •

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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 53, Issue 286, 14 September 1933, Page 4

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576

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Ashburton Guardian, Volume 53, Issue 286, 14 September 1933, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Ashburton Guardian, Volume 53, Issue 286, 14 September 1933, Page 4

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