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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 55, Issue 291, 21 September 1935, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. WANTED for Country Boardinghouse—Capable General; one over 30 years preferred.—Apply first instance Mrs Allan, 113 Tailored Street. WANTED— Lad for Milking Shed and Rouseabout Work; must be thoroughly capable. W ages £1 per week and Harvest Bonus.—Apply Guardian Office. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, between Short and Walker Streets —Brown Purse-Bag, with Zip Fastener, containing Money and Accounts. Finder kindly return to 63, ■Walker Street. Howard. LOST, between Pailway Yards and Short Street —Small Weights off Avery Scales. Finder please leave Para' Rubber Co., Moore Street. STRAYED on the loth Inst.—One 2-tooth Ewe, rope attached. Finder advise McQuilken, Lauriston. WANTED. KERR. Bros, are now asking Customers and Friends to join their Christmas Club. 9 440 TO LET. fTYO LETSUITE OF OFFICES in “Guardian” Buildings. Apply to— THE SECRETARY, . Ashburton Mail and Guardian Co., Ltd. TO Let—Two Unfurnished Rooms, separate gas cooker; all conveniences; central .Apply “Rooms,’’ c/o Guardian Office. FURNISHED Rooms to let, with or without board Apply 169 Burnett Street. 9 401 FOR SALE. RUBBER Stamps made for every kind of business and personal use. Buy our Clear-cut Stamps for greatest satisfaction.—BßOOM’S, Burnett Street. NEW lot Striped Silk Blouses in; 8/11, first grade Silk.—Mrs Pile, “Unique,” Saunders Buildings, East Street. CIOMING Shortly: Ladies’ W., 0.5., ' X. 0.5., X.X.O.S. Sample Coats; warehouse prices.—Mrs'Pile, “Unique,” (next Reynolds), East Street. LAST few Days of Sale—Woollen Goods; also, Children’s Print and Silk Dresses. —Mrs Good, Triangle. MOTORISTS! Reduce your Repair Costs by having your car ureasetl with our new modern method. See— SMALLRONE BROS., LIMITED, ’Phone 367.

IHE TRIANGLE BOOKSHOP. EVENSONG,” Beverley Nichols; “The Wall of All Flesh,” Samuel Butler; “With Lawrence in Arabia, Lowell Thomas; “White Man, Brown Woman,” T. L. Richards; “Mata Hari,” Major Thomas Coulson; “The Soul of the' War.” Philip Gibbs; “The First Seven Divisions,” Hamilton. ;?/- Each. FRANK H. E. SILCOCK, Bookseller and Stationer. WHEN ITS DAY IS DONE. /"'IALL at the TRIANGLE PHARVy AIACY for a New Tooth Brush. 1/ —None better at the price. . 1/3 —Smoker’s Hard Centre. 1/9 to 2/6—Assorted High Grade. 2/ —Dental Plate, for hard use. WILL YOU LOOK IN OUR WINDOW ? IT will be worth your while, for it displays a lot of very big bargains of all sorts. Most of them have had their original prices cut in half. We will sell any article from the Window as the sale is confined to goods on display in the window. Come along quickly nud see what we are offering BROOM'S SPECIALIST STATIONERS, Burnett Street. FOR A GOOD HOT FIRE U'SE JAMES COAT Rost on MarStocked by Tuckers, Ltd., Havelock Coal Supply, A. G. Frew, and J. Hardie IN AGONY WITH RHEUMATISM. RHEUMATISM, sciatica, lumbago are caused by acid crystals in the blood. “RUMACAPS” succeed where liniments fail, because they permanently dissolve the agonising “acid needles.” Guaranteed on money-back basis. Get FREE Booklet from John Orr and Co., Ltd.. 68 East Street. “ZANN” FOR PILES. AVOID operations for Piles. Zaun Double Absorption Treatment works wonders. Write for free booklet. —Zann Proprietary, Box 952 KM, Wellington. “I’M DONE!” DO vour feet ache after a short walk? Are you a frequent user of the phrase “I’m done!” alter a little exercise? If so. Dr. Scholl’s scientific appliance is what you require to permanently correct your loot troubles. Cal! for advice and FREE Pedograph Foot Test.— It. Totty, Chemist.