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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 240, 24 July 1935, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. WANTED— Youth to drive team. —Apply Guardian Office. WANTED —Woodcutter, to top pine Trees, bn royalty basis. — Apply to S. H. Anderson, Lyndhurst. WANTED' Experienced Dressmaker, to go out by the day.— Reply, stating terms, to “A.Y.” Guardian Office. W ANTED, by Pensioner—Situation on Farm or Town; good home on Friday.—Apply Guardian. W ANTED, by Girl Housework, good residence; sleep at home preferred.—Apply “X.Z.”, Guardian Office. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, 13th July—Grey-Black Sheep Dog; collar not registered. Answers to “Mac.” Anyone , knowing please communicate L. Hill, Eiffelton Rural, Ashburton. L'OiST, Cox Street —Black Beret, with gold brooch.—Reward on returning to Guardian Office. OTRAYED on my Farm —One White O Yearling Heifer, with a few red spots. Owner can have same by paying expenses. Charles Goodwin, Lauriston. WOULD Person who took Lady’s Cycle from outside Totty’s, Burnett St J yesterday, kindly return same to Police Station, and get own, by paying expenses. WANTED. WANTED to Buy—Francis and Day’s Song Book, No. 33. —Address to “Music,” Guardian. WANTED Price for Painting Business Premises. —. Address at Guardian Office. TO LET. TO Let—3 Rooms, with use of Conveniences, 12/6. —W. H. Amos. FOR SALE. FIOR Sale—Pine Blocks, 22/6 cord, 1/- per bag, for one month only. West Coast Coals 5/6 per bag, Blackburn 3/- per bag.—W. C. Williams, Havelock St., next to Thomas Bros. Orders left there. FIOR Sale—Lettuce, Cabbage, and Cauliflower Plants. Meaclem, 68 Grey Street. BABY Groper, in good supply; plenty of other Fish. —H. Thompson, Triangle Fish Mart,' ’Phone 402 M. MOORE’S— Hundreds of satisfied customers last week. Hence another half-price day Friday. HALF-Price— Large All-Wool Blankets, 12/6 each; Double Bed Mattresses, 25/6-—•Moore’s. HALF-Price —Men’s Hats 5/11; Warm Underpants and Singlets 3/6 garment.—Moore’s. HALF-Price— 36in. Good Quality Sand Crepe, all wanted shades; 2/6 for 1/3 yard.—Moore’s. HALF-Price Tables —Ladies’ Millinery, Jumpers, Cardigans, Underclothing, Friday.—Moore’s. REMEMBER Moore’s Half-Price Day, Friday Next. Tables each department. Shop early. IHEAP Fuel Coke 2/6 bag, or 3/- > *a bag crushed ; 'delivered. Gas LING Model A Ford, in good ondition; would suit anyone who a strong, dependable car. Ready ic road Needs no repairing. C9O cash. No others need apply, lire at Guardian Office. E! Razor and Blade, with .very purchase of Q-tol Shaving —F. V. Stone, Chemist. M~" Workers— Keep plenty of reading in your hut. Western, V and Adventure Novels and lies. Have a weekly or monthly ne posted to you. Call when m r write to Frank ‘H. E. Silcock, gle Bookshop.” MP Albums for N.Z. Collectors, r e ry strong, simply arranged and <r- over 4000 stamps, 2/-. Others l 7 N. C. Jones, Stationer. KEEP the home fires burning. Ring 438 and have Coal and Firewood delivered right to your door.— J. Hardie, The Triangle. HIKING to Health,” by Doctor Thacker, 6d weekly. “Hints on Healthy Living,” by Doctor Ulric Williams; a book on Good Diet, 2/6. At Newton Jones, Bookseller. GROPER, reduced price, also Cray- ‘ fish, Soles, Ling, Cod, Oysters, ‘Smoked and Fried Wish, Rabbits. Buy at H. Thompson’s, Triangle I‘ish Mart, ’Phone 402 M. LI EGRET of glistening hair loveliness: Bridestowe Laventler-frag-ranccd Shampoo. Cd packet. L. T’otty, Chemist. MOTORISTS— Your Battery Tested Free at Smallbone Bros., Ltd.; ’Phone 367. JUBILEE Numbers of “Queen,” “Vogue,” “Snhere,” “London News,” “Sporting and Dramatic.” All Processions and Ceremonies beautifully illustrated.—N. C. Jones, 72 East St. IT will pay you to shop in the low rent area. When rent is low, prices are correspondingly low. Shop at the onlv Bookshop in the low rent area. No fancy prices at “The Triangle Bookshop.” ' Frank H. E, Silcock (next Freen’s).