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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 61, Issue 18, 1 November 1940, Page 1

FOR SALE. FOR Sale—Combination Gas Stove i and Incinerator, practically new. —Reg; .Stephenson. METHYEX Sawmill First-grade 1 Finns Timber, 18/- per 100. Second Grade, 12/C per 100. Any quantity Slabs, only 12/6 Cord. Get your supply before winter.—-A. •). Breakwell, 'Phono 101, Methven. I HIGHLY ESTEEM your workmanship with watches.’’ writes a delighted customer from Parnassus to ‘Milos,” Watchmaker, by Post Office. CIRYSTAL Glass Picnic Jars, 7}d each. Just the thing lor picnics. Each Jar is complete with tight-litting lid. They are also very useful for holding' cereals or tea, coffee, and dozens of other pantry necessities. — Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. PICNIC Jars—The Jar with a hundred uses, 71 d each. We have even known people to use them in the oven, but we do not recommend them for that purpose—Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. OYSTERS, 1/2 per Tin. Send some to the boys in Egypt, and give them a treat.—Buxton and Thomas. Ltd. LAMB and Green Peas, Chop and Tomatoes, or Sausages and Tomatoes, 1/8 per Tin. Just the thing for the troops overseas. They are ready cooked, and the Egyptian sun will heat them to just about the right temperature.—Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. BELGIUM Sausage, choice quality, lid per lb. Sliced to any desired thickness.—Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. SEEDED Lexias, choice, large fruit, soft and moist. 9lcl per packet. —Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. FINEST Australian Sultanas and Currants, 8-|d per lb.—Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. MORAH Margarine, 9kl per lb. Try ■ Margarine for your cooking and it will surprise you. We have a few new Recipe Books which are produced by the Margarine manufacturers. Call early and ask for one when you buy Margarine.—Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. I/f INE quality Cooked Ham, 2/4 per lb. Well cooked and a good flavour.—Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. SEEDED Lexia Raisins, 9kl per i packet. Full 16oz size.—Buxton and Thomas) Ltd. -? —— PRICE’S Fruit Extracts, 1/2 per ■ bottle Orange, Lemon, Raspberry, Limes.—Buxton and Thomas, Ltd/ GREGG’S Fruit Extracts, 1/3 per bottle.—Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. SUNSHINE Fruit Extracts, II- per bottle.—Buxton and Thomas, Ltd.

K GREEN Peas, 9d and 1/2 per) tin.—Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. BATH Soap—Large 4oz Cakes, .4 for 1/-. —Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. CUT Green Beans, large size, 1/1 per tin.—Buxton and Thomas, Ltd. AXMINSTER Rugs, nice range of colours. Buy now.—New’s Furniture Warehouse. LINOLEUM, Nairn’s, and other good makes; prices right.—New’s Furnishing Warehouse; ’Phone 768 M. CIONG OLEUM We have landed 1 stocks of this economical floor covering.—New’s, East Street. SMALL Leather Folding PhotoFrames, suitable for the average size “snap,” 4/9 each, at Patchings. O OLDIERS require Money-belts, Metal Mirrors, Hold-alls, etc. Patchings have the best selection. 9/11 —Men’s Streamline Shoes, in 1 Black or Tan, stout sewn soles—the shoe for hard wear.—Reynolds’ Shoe Service, East Street. 15/6 —Sandals for Men, with stout ' crepe soles, neat design. Ideal for hot weather.—Reynolds’ Shoe Service, East Street. ■ 7 m BUILD strong, healthy children. Give them WHOLEMEAL BREAD. It’s packed with vitamins. —Steffens Triangle Bakery. FOR Sale—Palmer’s Chick Food, in four grades; Chick Starter, fine, medium and coarse.—Ashburton Poultry Farmers’ Trading Depot; ’phone 188. FOR S'ale—We sell Palmer’s Chick Food in any quantity.—Ashburton Poultry Farmers’ Trading Depot; ’phone 188 T EVERYTHING you need for eampJ ing—Tents, Sleeping-bags, etc., at Patchings, West Street. THERE’S amazing Value in Mazon Shirts, also style and smartness, from 9/6. —Fred Allan, Triangle.

PYJAMAS, Sox, Underwear, Ties, Braces in quality goods, at reasonable prices.—Fred Allan Triangle. CHICK FOODS, MEAT MEAL, FOWL GRIT, CALF MEAL at LETCHER BROS., Moore Street. Perfection Chick Food, fine, medium or coarse, olbs for 1/-; Karswood Spice, per packet, lid and 1/9; Meat Meal, 91bs for 1/-; Calf Meal, Perfection, 2olbs for 5/3 ; Oyster Shell Grit, 121 b s~, for 1/-.