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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 61, Issue 186, 21 May 1941, Page 2

.. : h : /■ Vg / . .y I l ** *J IISSI 8® m m :. 7. . r ’ ’ * f wmwmlmS: m 1 ' ' • -i .... ... J . X : : ■' y. • xtxxx SH Is SPECIAL SHOWING QUALITY FURS Special Stocks from our Christchurch Store from MONDAY, 19th May, FLANK MUSQUASH COAT— Full length Coat in Flank Musquash, featuring Peter Pan Collar and built-up shoulders. PRICE 30 GNS. BEAVER CONEY COAT— Beaver Coney Coat, full length fastening to neck with soft collar. Built-up shoulders and sleeve finished with cuff. yy? PRICE 17 GNS. KOLINSKY RABBIT STROLLER COAT— Kolinsky Rabbit Stroller Coat, finger-tip length. Banded collar and squared shoulders . Inset pockets. PRICE GNS. KOLINSKY RABBIT BOLERO COATEE— Bolero Coatee in Kolinsky Rabbit. Threequarter sleeves. Lined to tone. PRICE £6/19/6 BEAVER CONEY BOLERO— Braver Coney Bolero, fastened high to neck. Squared shoulders and elbow length sleeves. PRICE £B/19/6 , \ SKUNK NECKLET— Dark Brown Northern Skunk Necklet, in 'Swivel style. PRICE gi GNS. BLACK CONEY COATEE— Black Coney Coatee. Small rolled collar. High shoulder fitting and three-quarter length sleeves — PRICE GNS KOLINSKY RABBIT CAPE— Kolinsky Rabbit Cape. Made with rich dark skins, new padded shoulder. Lining to tone. PRICE g, GNS. STRIPED RABBIT CAPE— t Striped Rabbit Cape. Smartly made, with yoke of reversed fur. Square shoulder effect. Lining to tone. PRICE Q GNS. BEAVER CONEY CAPE— Beaver Coney Cape, in newest style. Upstanding collar, padded shoulder. • ™ce £B/19/6 FOX FUR— Exceptional value in Cocoa Brown Fox Fur, animal shape. PRICE 1 gi GNS. SOUTH AMERICAN SKUNK NECKLET— Handsome Fur Stole, in South American Skunk. Six skins, trimmed head and tails. PRICE £7/19/6 nr s th ! s Jlc JTjL JL JOL i#j TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON.

King’s Birthday Week-end Have a Happy Holiday by Train i Whichever way you decide to spend the King’s Birthday, be sure of one thing . . . that you get the fullest enjoyment from this last long week-end before October. And for tired minds and bodies what better relaxation than a pleasant change from familiar humdrum surroundings? If you do plan a trip away from home it follows naturally that you’ll use the train —the cheapest, the safest and the most comfortable way to travel. Reserve Seats Well Beforehand.

RING KERR BROS. FOR YOUR 1 NEXT Grocery Order l We have good stocks of the * ; following lines: — Herrings in Tomato Sauce } 1/1 and 1/7 Salmon . * - 1/5 and 2/6 Soups . . . • per packet 6d tins of Tomato Soup, and 1/1 Tins of Peas . . 9d and 1/2 Tins of Beans . . per tin 1/2 Good Broken Orange Pekoe Tea * . ■ . per lb 31Bran, PollaEd and Grit always on ■1 . hand. Croekery and Hardware are very hard to procure, so buy now. TELEPHONE 96, I ATYTCTIONS oJ any of the fdtowlne parts may be caused by NERVES laniatei « the apine by a aubluxntedv«tebri> BRAIN EYES EARS . NOSE , THROAT; ‘ARMS / EART ‘LUNGS LIVER , ‘STOMACH PANCREAS 'SPLEEN KIDNEYS MALL EOWEt - LARGE BOWEL GENITAL ORGANS THIGHS ANP LEGS Chiropractic Hours :- 2 to 5 p.m. •nd by appointment. F. A. COLDICOTT, 19th Year of Practice. 123 HAVELOCK ST., ASHBURTON.

3 READING GLASSES Winter nights with comfortable reading and sewing by the fire are coming. THAT IS IF YOIJR EYES ARE RIGHT. Half an hour in my Consulting Room will settle the question. Each eye is tested separately and in conjunction with it’s fellow. The delicate muscles which turn the eyes inward are also examined. Of course this cannot be done except in a MODERN CONSULTING ROOM fitted with the LATEST INSTRUMENTS. Anything else is guess work and probably RUINED VISION. The LATEST ENGLISH FRAMES and LENSES of the highest erade are here and I DON’T HAVE TO APOLOGISE FOR MY b PRICES. They are right. FRANK CURTIS, Fellow of the Institute of Opticians, N.Z. OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN, ! Bast Street, Ashburton. Telephone 505. 13