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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 246, 31 July 1935, Page 7

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 31 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Prices Again Reduced Each Week Fresh Bargains are created. Ail Winter Goods must be Cleared. Bargain Striped TURKISH TOWELS. Sale Price 1/6 pr Large Size Fancy Striped TURKISH BATH TOWELS. 1/9 each. Strong Full Size Calico PILLOW CASES. Sale Price 6d ea. AH Colours Fancy Drop Stitch CURTAIN VOILES. Sale Price 1/- yard Jazz Pattern, 3ft by 6ft, COCO REVERSIBLE MATS. Very heavy. Sale Price 10/6 ea. All Wool White KAIAPOI COT BLANKETS. 3/6 each. Men’s All Wool UNDERWEAR. Singlets and Underpants. Sale Price 4/11 ea. Men’s RAINCOATS, with tweed effects. Very warm and dressy. Usually £2 ss. Sale Price 22/6. WORSTED SUITS, in all-wool Colonial Worsteds. Usually £4 17s 6d. Sale Price 59/6. Men’s DRESSING GOWNS. Ail wool. Check designs. Sale Prices from 29/6 to 39/6. Boys’ or Girls’ Navy PULLOVERS, all wool, “Canterbury” make. Sizes 24 to 32^ Sale Prices 3/9 to 419. All Wool AFGHALAINE. 36-in in all wanted shades. Usual price 4/6 yard. Sale Price 3/6 yard KNOP CHECK TWEED, 36-in in Wine, Grey, Blue, Green and Brown. Usual price 3/11 yard. Sale Price 3/3 yard FLECKED TWEEDS, 36-in in Green, Blue, and Black and White. Usual price 3/11 yard. Sale Price 3/3 yard ART SILK and WOOL TWEEDS. 36-in, in Brown, Rust, Green, Grey, Red and Black. Usual price 2/11. Sale Price 2/6 yard REEFER COATING, 54-inch, in Brown, and Navy. Heavy quality. Usual price 8/6. Sale Price 6/6 yard TWEED COATING. 54-in, in' Diagonal Stripe Usual price 8/6. Sale Price 6/6 yd Ladies’ Floral WINCEYETTE' NIGHTDRESSES, short sleeves, assorted colours. Sale Price 4/6. ODD SIZES in CQRSELETTES from 3/11 pair. BARGAINS in Ladies’ WINTER COATS, fur trimmed. Sale Prices from 25/-. Few only Ladies’ AFTERNOON FROCKS. Sale Prices 19/6 to 29/6. Maids’ Silk and Wool VESTS, short sleeves. Sale Prices 2/9 and 2/11. Ladies* BRASSIERES, all sizes. Sale Prices 1/3 to 3/11. HEFFORDS 3iiYTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTWTTTfTTIT?fTTTTfTTTTTiTTTTTTTTTTTfTTTTTTTTTTtTTTTTTTTTTTTJI£

BE ARE* PRE cow m wench SAveo V*VI *e? f' rv MR. H. SAIiWAT, the breeder of the famous “Hm Brook” herd of Jerseys, Bell Block, Taranaki, endorses the Sykes method of systematically DRENCHING- each cow alter calving with Sykes a Drench to tone up the digestive organs and create rich red blood. This Is vitally essential to fit* the cows a he»h start after thd critical period of calving time, SYKESS DRENCH HANDY ® \ k NOW BUrIT i r> fciv ALL fyroßEXgfePCftS ANP CMCT^S FREE PILE CURE. SEND for generous free treatment of Zann Double Absorption Remedy, 9d in stamps, for packing and postage. —Zann Pty., Box 952 KM. Wellington.

m m irmnniw m&m* ass** 388* m %rm 'f&± mm dM**' 3 isis v FURNITURE THAT LIFTS ITSELF BEYOND DUPLICATION There is an atmosphere of aristocratic style, beauty and service about Murray Furniture that reaffirms the wisdom of visiting a reliable shop. MURRAY’S LTD., 52-60 Tancred Street, Ashburton.

Plant your Creeper where you want it! If you want a creeper on the front porch you don’t plant it at the back of the house.; Of course, you could do so, and you might succeed in training it round to the front B ■ ■ in time! Almost any form of advertising will do some good for a product. But why fritter away money in roundabout methods when you can reach practically every-; body at once with Newspaper Advertising? iThe Newspaper goes right jnto homes, clubs, offices, shops and factories. It carries the Advertiser’s message straight to the persons for whom it was intended. Newspaper advertisements are read and pondered with the rest of the news. Regular changing keeps them “live’'’, and induces “live” response. If you want people to listen, tell your story where the people are — '/Aretiute iM>