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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 61, Issue 147, 3 April 1941, Page 1

for sale. M. C, SEtGERS, LTD,., ASHBURTON*. CIALL and inspect our range o£ > Ladies- 1 Winter Overcoats, tlie very latest, in Military, double-breast-

ed, big pockets, Belted and Fitting. Sizes and colours jto suit all, reasonably; priced from 85/- to 132/-. ALSO Ladies’ Winter Frocks in Angora, Tresea. and All Wool Worsteds, smart styles. Sizes S.W., W., W.X. and 0.5,; and for the smaller person our “Teen” Frocks are just the thing. Prices fight.

LADIES’ Lisle Hose, fully fashioned, in shades Woodland, Thrush, Nosta and Oharnibeige. Sizes Din, 9£in, 10in, at 6/3 and 7/3, also mock fashioned, very serviceable, at 3/D. WE now have large Stocks of Wools ' in the popular makes of Aotea, Kaiapoi -and Petone, plain and marls; and in Totem, Double Knitting. Patona and Dunora. MEN’S Woollen Underwear, all . weights in stock, priced from 7/11, 10/3, 11/6'to 24/-. HARD - WEARING Fleecy - lined Underpants and Singlets, good washing, great value at 4/11. FLEECY-LTXED Jackets with Zipp . Fasteners (limited stock only)/ very warm, suitable for hard weai. Only 5/6 each. . ■

NEW Stocks of Eiderdown Quilts, in .Floral, and Plain designs. Shades Pink. Blue, Green and Gold, in single and ’ double bed sizes, moderately priced. » ‘ • M. C. SEGERS., LTD., . Drapers and Men’s Mercers, East St, business notices. BOOKS AT MBS WATSON’S LENDING LIBRARY, 37 BAST STREET. “Hitler and I,” Otto Strasser; “The Battle of the Plate,” Commander A. B. Campbell; “Fielding’s Folly,” Francis Parkinson Keyes; ‘ ‘Mine Inheritance,” Frederick Niven - “The Pendalton Fortune,” D. C. F. Harding; “Whiteoak Heritage,” Mazo de la Roche; “Man-hold,” P. Bentley; “The Happy Highwayman,” Leslie Ch’artetis; “The Navy In Action,” Taffrai.il; “Sally’s Sweetheart,” G. B. Burgin; “Men Must Live,” Reardon Cornor.

SPECIAL CONCESSIONS FOB COUNTRY: MEMBERS. 1/- LIFE MEMBERSHIP. 3d PER BOOK. NEWTQH C. JONES Presents Tlic N.Z. Cutters’ Academy Paper Patterns. /. Giving yon: Fresh Styles for Every Season. A Really Inexpensive Pattern. And Most Important of All— A First-Class Pattern of Reliability. Ask to see onr Attractive Catalogue of these Delightful Styles. Patterns of all sixes in stoelc. NEWTON C. JONES, * Bookseller and Stationer. ’Phone 58 8G East St., Ashburton.

MR E. CHOLERTON Optical Specialist ....... Proprietor of . ' “RROCTER’S” Tlie Premier Opticians—Christchurch. WILL be visiting ASHBURTON, 1 personally and may be consulted on all defects of eyesight at^the SOMERSET HOTEL THURSDAY, April 3—9 a .in .to 5 p.m. FRIDAY, April 4—9 a.m. to o p.m. Appointments can now be made by ringing, writing or calling on Mr Newton .Tones—Bookseller. (’Phone No. 68) WET WEATHER BOOTS. WET WEATHER BOOTS. MADE to our own Specifications — with Extra Stout Waterproofed Uppers. Bladder Lined. Military Backs, Stout Screwed Soles and Extra Largo Eyelets. —A Real Wet Weather Boot— Worth 42/6. Our Price 37/6vOnly at REYNOLDS SHOE SERVICE, East Street, ’Phono 307. • UGH A NANS FLOUR MIXJ-S CASH BUYERS of GARTON OATS.