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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 246, 30 July 1936, Page 1

FOR SALE. FOR Sale' —i Exceptionally Good Shorthorn Cow, due now.—Apply T. Wakelin, Allenton. OAK Raked Beans, full 16oz. size, B£d per tin. —Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. OAK Spaghetti, full 16oz. size, B£d per tin.—Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. K” TOMAip Soup, lOd per tin, large size.—-Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. SYMINGTON’S Soup, any variety, 6d per packet.—Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. TOMATO Soup, 5d per packet, Gregg’s choice quality.—Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. CtOFFEE, Camp or Symington’s, 1/9 1 per bottle. Great value.—Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. COFFEE, Una Brand, the best of all the local Coffees, wonderful value, at 1/4 per bottle. Call this week and ask for a free sample bottle. —Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. CHOICE Sweets, Nut Nougatine, new and delicious, soz. for Gd. Try a packet, you will enjoy it. —Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. OYSTER- Knives, Strong English Knives, 1/9 each. —Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. Friday next.—Our special win be: One Best Quality Lemon Squeezer, one Lemon, and a Tumbler, all for 1 /-. —Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. PICNIC Jars, the jar with a hundred uses, 240 z. size 6Jd each. Fresh stocks just landed, but call early, as this is a great favourjte, and will sell quickly.—Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. FANCY Cups and Saucers 1/- each, 5/9 per 4-doz. We are giving away, FREE, this week, J-lb Loose Tea with each -J-doz. of these China Cups and Saucers. Good Cup, good design, and good Tea. Do not miss it! Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. I7IREE! £lb. Tea given away with each i-doz. of our Fancy Cups and Saucers, 5/9 i-doz.—Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. SPECIAL Offer for lOd. One Jam Dish and an E.P.N.S. Jam Spoon for lOd, the two.—Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. QUICKBOIL Kettles, 1/3 each, soldered seams, double bottom.— Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. [ICKEY Mouse Snakes and Ladders 1/6, “Blow Football’ 1/6, cout Patrol” 1/-.—Frank H. E. mck, Triangle Bookshop. r ICKEY Mouse Ludo, 1/6; The L Silver Streak,” 1/-: “Flying —Frank H. E. Silcock, Triangle iksliop. [ICKEY Mouse Snap Cards, 1/6; “Old Maid,” 1/3; “Tidley aks,” 1/6. —Frank H. E. Silcock, ingle Bookshop. MICKEY Mouse Cut-Out Books 1/3, “Mickey Mouse Sails for Treasure Island” (320 Pages), 1/-.—Frank H. E. Silcock, Triangle Bookshop. MICKEY Mouse in Giant Land, 2/-; Mickey and Minnio Mouse Colouring Book, 1/3. —Frank H. E. Silcock, Triangle Bookshop. MICKEY Mouse Comic, 3d weekly; Brightly coloured.—Four exciting serials. —Frank H. E. Silcock, Triangle Bookshop. WINTER Sale—Wool Hose, Brown and Gunrnetal, 1/11 pr. Do not miss these.—Miss Hopkins and Co. BE sure! To take a chance is human —but when you want to be sure of the highest quality and the greatest value in Fish, get it from Prattley’s, Tailored Street; ’Phone 41. FOWL Wheat, Dunn Oats, Carton Oats, Meat Meal, Bran, Pollard, Grit, all at prices to suit any poultry producer.—Ashburton Poultry Farmers’ Depot. ARRANGE your demonstration of Courtenay Radio to-day. Latest features. Hear one before you decide. From £l7/10/-. Easy terms arranged.— K. D. Mcllraith, Reg. Radio Serviceman, 127 Burnett Street. FOR Sale in any quantity first-class baled straw. Reasonable reductions made on large quantities. Ashburton Poultry Farmers’ Depot. WINTER Sale-Prices again cut in Season’s Millinery, Felts from 1/11.—Miss Hopkins and Co. WINTER Sale—Children’s AllWool Pullovers from 3/11; Ladies’ Coats and Suits, etc., at bargain prices.—Miss Hopkins and Co. WINTER Sale—lnterlock Pyjamas, good quality, 5/6 pr. All Underwear at reduced prices.—Miss Hopkins and Co. DON’T lot Old Man Worry get you down, take Sinclair’s Orange Quinine and Iron Tonic and Buck Up! —John Sinclair, Chemist, East St . NOW in stock Palmer’s Chick Mash, day-old and medium chick iood, also chick grit, Bone meal, Linseed, Meal, etc.—Ashburton Poultry Farmers’ Depot. T7IOR Prime quality Fresh Mutton 1U at our usual wholesale nrices call at the Ashburton Poultry Farmers Depot. ’Phone 188. RUBBER Stamps made for every kind of business and personal use. Buy our Clear-cut Stamps for greatest satisfaction. —Broom a, Burnett Street.