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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 60, Issue 35, 21 November 1939, Page 6

V.-,-. West M M* aim gMm m •*%P|li •S>:*i£ IS? -vj^' A .-W Crcmm •in . . b and now for a glass of Champion” After carrying your bag and possibly your partner for eighteen holes on a warm day, you definitely need a glass of Champion to restore your natural good humour, to take the tiredness out of the body, and to take missed putts off the mind. CHAMPION ★ ALE ★ CROWN

This year more than ever each of us must do all within his power to spread the true spirit of Christmas. The smallest gift, sent with a word of greeting, an expression of goodwill, will warm somebody’s heart . . . help someone along. In this beautiful new Store of ours it is a delightfully simple matter to find something for everyone. Come, join with us in wishing for the world A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. THE , FARMERS

Wc> MANAGING DIRECTOR M a p "WHEN 3 YOU HAVE T<m&Z% THINK FAST J CHEW WRIGLEY'S: IT HELPS YOU CONCENTRATE” / TAKE YOUR CHANGE IN WRIGLEY'S

A Welcome Christmas Gift Travel Stamps For Your Relatives or Friends. « ' ' * Re-unions of relatives and friends, whose homes are far apart can bring much joy and happiness, especially during the Christmas season. You can help to make these delightful assemblies by sending gifts of Railway "Save to travel stamps to distant folk. These stamps (1/-, 2/-, 2/6, 5/-) and vouchers (10/-) are obtainable at any officered railway station. Stamps are exchangeable for vouchers which bear interest at 5 per cent. Enquire at Railway Booking Offices.