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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 104, 13 February 1936, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. " GST Monday, Aitken Street or Chalmers Avenue. —Gent's Wristlet watch.—Apply, 10.3 Ajitken Street. Reward. OST, between Christehureh and Kurow Parcel, containing Frock, Bth February. Reward.—Esther Rankin, .Omarama. WANTED. 7 ANTED Price for Painting House. R. G. Shearman, 71. "Walnut Avenue. 7 ANTED, early next week.—Contract Mill to stook, thresh 60 acres "Wheat at Highbank, 2 days' work (steam preferred).—Apply Dalgety" and Co., Methven. \~\o they go? "Oil, boy, they sure do."*!!! Watches Repaired by JJTAMP Collectors—Send for Aj> J proval Selection.—.4sß Armagh Street, Christchurch. WANTED KNOWN. DAHLBERG'S LABOUR AGENCY. Havelock Street, Ashburton. Opp. Stephenson's Auction Room. 'Phone 265 M. 7 ANTED to Buy—Eggs at 1/1 per dozen, for cash. Watch this space for the buying price of eggs.—Ashburton Poultry Farmers' Trading Depot. FOR SALE. FOR Sale—Cheap Tomatoes. . Also, Bon Chretian Pears, Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, Cucumbers, Plums, Apples, Nectarines, Peaches, etc.— Thomas Bros. FOR Sale—Lettuces, Rhubarb, Marrows, Carrots, Peas, Beans, Beetroot, Onions, etc.—Thomas Bros. " .-ADIES" Black Fine Gauge Lisle I Hose. Half Price 9d pair.— Moore's, Ltd. QPECIAL Selection of Quality Handbaps, all shades. Usual Price, 6/11 to 35/-; Half Price, 2/11 to 15/-. Moore's, Ltd. 7TEW Odd Neglige Shirts, collars to match. Usual Price, 6/11 ; Half Price, 2/11. —Moore's, Ltd. 7HEW Only Sports Coats, odd sizes, 1 o-ood shades. Usual price 39/t>, Half Price 19/6.—Moore's Ltd. NAVY School Pullovers, White and Red, "Canterbury," Usual price 7/11 to 11/6, Half Price 4/11 to 5/9. Moore's Ltd. I ONLY O.S. Brown Silk and Wool 1. Cardigan. Usual price 30.'-, Halt Price 15/-.—Moore's Ltd. 7ASHING Silks, All Colours, good wearing, Usual price 1/6, Halt Price 9d yard.—Moore's Ltd. Q/"*iN. Silk Maroeiun, Floral and ODSpot designs. Usual price 3/6, Half Price 1/3 yard.—Moore's Ltd. JAMROO Rods for Salmon Fishing. New stock arrived at Rcul and Gray's. UR Boot Repairs are outstanding, _ ' because we use only the highest quality leather.—Wafly John, Tanered Street. •VDIES! why worry about what s for Tea, and the cooking of it. Have some of our Fried Fish or Oysters and Chips.—H. Thompson, irianglc. COLD LUNCHES. x RF satisfying with Pressed Beef, _- Ox Tongue, or Pork and Tongue -all at 1/4 lb. I>. A. MILLER, Fresh Food Specialist and Grocer. QUALITY THE TEST.« "i VRMENTS may look quite good, OT and still be not nearly as good as they look. The inside is as import ant as' the outside. Get yours from — E. G. CRAIGHEAD, Tailor, Tanered Street. FOND OF SAUSAGES? THEN vtou must try some of Swan Pork Sausages, lOd lb. or Eton Pork Sausages 8d lb. Ring 105. D. A. MILLER. Fresh Food Specialist and Grocer. QUICK MEALS. ' J WAN Saveloys, 1/- per dozen, are . : just the thing when you are in a hurrv ' King 105, and order some toD. A. MILLER, Grocer, East Street. r""1 lESEN'S Sheep Drench, and ComDT bined Fluke and Worm Drench. Active, ingredients, Tctrachlorethylene for Blooksueking Stomach and Intestinal Worms, and Carbon Tetrachloride for Liver Fluke. Dose early. Prevention is better than euro.—Andrews and Boaven, Ltd. IMPORTANT TO FOOT SUFFERERS. DON'T fail to try JUNG'S ARCH BRACES for painful feet. Complete comfort assured. Procurable from K. V. Stone, Chemist, Triangle.