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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 290, 19 September 1936, Page 1

FUNERAL FURNISHERS. Baker bros. and shaw, FUNERAL FURNISHERS. Corner Victoria and Cass Streets. ’Phone 69, Ashburton. ’Phone 66, Rabaia—H. Hopwood, Rakaia Agent. GEORGE HOSKEN, JjIUNERAL FURNISHER. 20 Alford Forest Road (just above Water Tower). Artificial Wreaths in Stock. . ’Phone 397. “Hay or Niglit. FLORAL WORK AND CUT FLOWERS. WEDDING Bouquets and Presentation Posies. Wreaths and Funeral Tributes made and delivered on shortest notice MRS F. CLARK, Floriste, ’Phone 767. 36 Peter St., Ashburton. ■ - ' = PROFESSIONAL. A.M.P. SOCIETY. THE Largest Mutual Life Assurance Office in the British Empire. Write or ’Phone, JAMES M. MURISON, New Business 19 Oak Grove, Representative. Ashburton. W. B. THOMAS, A.P.A.N.Z., A. 1.1.5. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, SECRETARY AND INCOME TAX ADJUSTER. 138 Burnett Street, Ashburton.

J. B. NICOLL, gTOCK AND SHAREBROKER. Member Christchurch Stock Exchange). Burnett Street, Box 54. Ashburton. ’Phone 61. TYPEWRITING BUREAU. Typewriting, copying, and Duplicating Good work, reasonably charged. BROOM'S, Burnett Street. KLEXEMA TREATMENT For Eczema, Psoriasis, Acne, Scalp Ailments and Kindred Skin Troubles. Write for particulars and booklet or testimonials. Consultation Free. Klexema Rooms, 281 High Street, Christchurch. ’Phones 34-566. Visiting Ashburton Last Tuesday in each month, at Somerset Hotel, ’Phone 387. BUSINESS NOTICES. DOES SOAP HARM THE HAIR ? SOAP removes the natural oil and makes the liair dry and brittle. We recommend a Soapless Shampoo, SHEENA. Two shampoos for 9d. Try a packet at our expense. F. V. STONE, Chemist, Triangle. THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A. GOOD BOOK.

WE have a very selective Stock of literature appealing to all tastes. We invite your inspection. “Anthony Adverse,” first cheap Edition, 8/-. , “The Fool Hath Said,” Beverly Nichols, 11/-. „ . ~ TT , “The Wind and the Rain,” Hooge, 7/-. “Mother of the Bride,” Rosman, //-. “They Walk in the City,” Priestley, “Passport to Hell, Robin Hyde, //-• “Pilgrim Cottage,” Cecil Roberts, 41- ' “Turnip Tops,” Ethel Boileau, 4/-. “Taken by the Hand,” O. Douglas, 4/-. In the Foreign Legion, ’ 4/-. “40-0-B,” by Hoy, 2/9. “Half Way,” Cecil Roberts, 2/9. “Little Tales,” L. Feutchtwanger, 2/9. NEWTON JONES, educational bookseller, ’Phone 58M., East St. WHEN SPRING CLEANING WHEN Spring Cleaning, should you require new carpets, hearth •ugs, lino, bedding or furniture, a vist to our showroom will repay you. Heavy matting Hearthrugs lyd x Li rds. 7/6 each. 3yd. x 13 yds. 6/- each, rapestry rugs 5/6, 8/6, 9/6. Axmmster mgs 12/6, 15/9, 19/6, 23/6.. Tapestiy runner 4/6 yd. Heavy Axminster runler 11/- yard. Passage lino 2nn-, 2/b pard ; 36in 3/- yard. All goods marked in plain figures. No fancy prices. NEW’S FURNITURE MART, East St., ’Phone 768 M. STEWART STUDIOS Specialise in WEDDING GROUPS, FAMILY GROUPS, SPORTS GROUPS, PORTRAITS, OUTDOOR WORK. Rings 271 for appointment. MORE NEW BOOKS “Passport to Hell.” “Clansmen,” by Ethel Boileau. “The Camberwell Beauty,” “Farewell Romance.” . ~ “The Hammer of Allah,” “Oasis. “Rain in the Doorway,” “Night Action.” “Gay Bachelor,” “Tlburau.” ARCADE LIBRARY, 37 East Street.