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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 46, 4 December 1934, Page 2

Good Christmas Cheer for 6d A REAL NEW ZEALAND MAGAZINE. Every monthly issue of the "Railways Magazine" offers New Zealanders very pleasant stories, sketches, pictures and chronicles of their own. country. Bigger value than ever .is given for the same money —only 6d—in the b4-page Christmas number. Here is a real feast of cheerful print tor everybody—just the right kind of magazine to read at home or-in a train. • A.welcome gift to a relative or friend of yours would be a year's subscription —only &/-, post free. -6d AT ALL BOOKSTALLS--6d AT ALL BOOKSTALLS--W EfAJSE Pa A ad da* 0 m i*? t \ & lsU-> m i^ tf H w «teea w ss W *m 1 a* 3S m POWER . . .and to spare TRACTORS The Case tractor develops more power than you would ever expect from other machines of its size, and unusual compactness and 'light weight make practically qll of this power available for.useful work. ' Because of their practical size and weight these tractors can be used under the most unusual conditions and for a wide variety of farm work. For full details of the Case tractor, write for free catalogue to JOHN CHAMBERS AND SON, LTD., 200 St. Asaph Street, Chris ton urch. WOMAN APPROVES ZERI >«•■- fcWW" 7jT }■ "?:■% mm J mm &£J. *&?.■&&# W~*~i \t W.-.c. mm ■I * Artistry finds its full expressi&n m Suites by Murray's. Perfect mat&hing of materials, construction, skill and appearance creates an air of distinction and charm around them ; '. ■' , in any Home. MURRAY'S LTD., S. FURNISHERS, 52-60 Tancred Street; Ashburton. Hfi ',. ' - ' *'-* WHEN AGE SHOWS THE RESULT OF NEQLECTED SIGHT Then do we realise the necessity of having our eyes tested immediately they give their earliest warnings of neglect. Don't chance looks, health and .happiness through ignoring failing eyesight. To see well see—£{>-,-_• PRANK CURTIS, Fellow of the Institute of Opticians of N.Z., Ashburton. Phone 305. NEW GOODS F*T<> ■■■■ tfV Our New Goods include delightful Art Pottery in Vases, Bowls, Jugs, Plates, Etc., and English , and Continental '.'... Crystal, Our Stocks afford you a wonderful opportunity to make your .choice of presents an easy one. Many lines of an artistic yet • i •. useful nature at quite moderate prices. . i * See Our Windows and Display Stands. v Customers-may have Goods Reserved. English Tea-Sets, 17/6, 22/.6, 27/6, 80/-, to 957-. . ■', ' Cup, Saucer and Plate; China .• 3/6, 4/6,'5/6 t0,12/61- ■-'' ..." ; Cup. Saucer and Plate, Por- •; celain, 2/-, 2/3, 2/6, 2,19. Salad Sets, 7 pieces, 5/-, - ; "•' 6/6, 7/6, 8/6 to 22/6. - Cake Plates (new designs) ■ 1/3, 1/6, .1/9, 21- to 10/6, ;g Sets, 3;/-, 3/9, 4/6. . JOHN ORR CHINA SPECIALISTS, Royal Devon Tomato Dishes, 2/6,' 3/9', 5/6, 7/6. Salad Pressing Jugs, •2/9/ 5/-V ■ ' Sugar and Creams, 2/6, 3/6, 4/6. Toast Racks, 2/9, 3/6, 4/6. Sweet Dishes from 4d to 2/9. Bon Bon and Nut Dishes 1/9, 2/-, 2/3, 5/-, Grape Fruit Dishes, 3/6. & CO. LTD., CRYSTAL SPECIALISTS.