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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 58, Issue 39, 25 November 1937, Page 10

REG. STEPHENSON. AUCTION SALE.' TO-MORROW. HOUSEHOLD Furniture and Sundries, Lawn Mower, Pres. Jars, 2 Gents’ Bicycles, Carpet Square, Chaff Backs, etc. Sturmer Apples, Green Peas, Gooseberries, Cherries, Cabbages. Sale 1.30. REG. STEPHENSON, Auctioneer. BUSINESS NOTICES. SPRAYING REQUIREMENTS. CONTROL Codlin Moth, Leaf Curl, Pear Slug, Black Spot, Mildew, etc., by using Arsenate of Lead, Bordeaux Powder, or “Black Leaf 40,” stocked in various sizes. Spray Pumps stocked from 5/6 each. Control White Butterfly by using Derridust, 1/6 slb. fin; 2/0 lib. tin THOMAS BROS. SUMMER, 1937. OUR Range of Model and Ready-to-Wear Straws with their flattering head-lines, wide-tilted brims, are worthy of your inspection. Also, Soft Sporty Pull-ons, in all the newest shades, are ideal for present wear. New Stocks arriving daily. H. & O. SCOTT (E. and H. Thomas) Millinery Specialists, Burnett Street. CAKE TINS. IN all sizes, square, round and oblong, from 1/-. Mixing Bowls, all sizes, from 2/6. Pudding Basins, all sizes, from 1/-. Mixing Spoons from 6d each. Egg Beaters, with double beaters, from 2/6 each. Mixing Whisks, 8d each. Flour Sifters, 1/6 each. •Rolling Pins, 1/- each. W. V. JOYCE, Cash Grocer, East Street. ’Phone 185. FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY. WE always have a large stock of fresh seasonable fruit on hand. We also carry the leading lines in Confectionery. It is our pleasure to serve you. R. D. JENNINGS, East St. (near Traffic Bridge).