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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 61, Issue 247, 31 July 1941, Page 2

Business as Usual FLETCHER BROS, MOORE STREET, Wish to thank their numerous customers for the generous support during the past 43 years and to assure them that the same efficient service will be given in the future. The Pioneers of Low Prices. FLETCHER BROS., Moore Street. —FREE— WEETBIX , —FREE— Fletcher Bros, are giving a six-ounce packet of Weetbix with each 'ordinary packet purchased. Get in early. Supply limited. CROCKERY AND HARDWARE. 49/6 32-piece Dinner Sets from Odd White Plates each ' lid, yv 1/4 and 1/6 Coupe Soup Plates each 1/1 and 1/3 Blue ,Willow Cups and Saucers, per half dozen 9/- ■ Blue Willow Cups, Saucers and Plates, per half dozen-12/-English China 3-Gold Line Cups and Saucers, half dozen 15/English China 3-Gold Line Breakfast Cups, and Saucers half dozen 18/Sets of Jugs from 9/6 to 21/,Teapots 1/6, 3/6, 4/6, 4/9, 4/11 and 7/6 Sauce Bottles 1/6 7-Piece Water Sets, 15/-, 15/6, 17/6 and 22/6. John BuU Jugs 2 JEnglish 3-Gold Line Melba Cups and Saucers, half dozen 12/English 3-Gold Line Melba Cups only, half dozen < 8/Faney Cream Jugs 3/-, 3/6 and 3/9 7-Piece Fancy Salad Sets, ► 9/6, 12/6, 16/- and 17/6 Carlton Sweet Dishes, 6 designs, v each 2/9 Fancy Cake Plates, * 2/-, 2/6, 3/6 and 4/11 English Fancy Cup, Saucer and Plate 4/6, 4/11, 5/6, 5/11, 6/6, 8/6, 9/6, 10/6, 12/6, 15/-, 17/6 HARDWARE. Acme Lion Wringers guaranteed for 10 years, 14-inch 76/6 Acme Kelvin Wringer, guaranteed for 5 years, 14-mch 59/6 Mincers .■ 8/6, 14/6 and 17/6 “Judge” Oval Boilers, 21 gal 85/“Judge” Saucepans, from 12/6 to 21/6 “Judge” Black Kettles, 6/6, 8/11, 9/9,' 11/9 Enamelled Mugs 2/3, 2/9, 3/6 Enamelled Colanders!, 5/-, 5/6, 6/-, 6/6 Pint Thermos Flasks 12/6 quarts 22/6 Mendrite, per packet 7d and 1/Coir Mats, 3/6, 4/6, 4/11 and 5/6 Kneeling Pads 4/6 and 5/6 Fancy Decorated Trays’ 18in. 3/6 23in 5/6 Galvanised Baths, hooped and strapped from 8/6 Clothes Baskets, extra strong / froni 9/6 Welsh Enamelled Saucepans, 4/9 to 9/6 Egg Beaters 4/- to 5/6 Blue and White Babies' Baths 13/6 GROCERY HONEY. LINES. CORNFLOUR. New Zealand lib pottles 21b pottles “Airborne’’ Honey first grade l’s 1/2, 2’s 7 21b “Airborne” Honey, lib jars 61b tins “Apex” Creamed Honey, lib 1/3, 21b 2/4. 51b tin 1 0 1 11 Brown and Poisons, per pkt Loose, Scotch Cornflour, lb Globe Cornflour, 16oz pkt “Cornflo” per pkt G.U.S. Cornflour, per pkt 1 3 0 8 0 9 0 9 0 10 POULTRY SUPPLIES. COCOA. Bournevilie 9d, 1/5 and 2 Nestles lodised Cocoa 9d, 1/5 2 Nestles Loose Cocoa, per lb 1 Dutch Girl Cocoa, loose, lb 1 Dutch Girl Cocoa, £lb pkt 0 Cocoa was very scarce and dear /. > during the last war. Karswood Spice,- pkt llld & 1 10 Oyster Grit 121bs for 10 561 b bag 3/11. 1001 b bag 6 6 Meat Meal 1001 b bag 9 9 RICE, SAGO, TAPIOCA, ETC. BLACKLEAD, BLUE, BRASSO, ETC. Stocks Very Short. Zebra Blaclilead, per dozen -Zebra Paste per tin •’ Zebo Liquid per tin Keens Square Blue, &lb Reckitts Bag Blue ilb /Bfasso ‘ per tin Silvo per tin Siam Long Rice, 4lbs for Australian Pearl Rice, 31b Sanitarium Unpolished Rice, 21b pkts Ground Rice per lb Flaked Rice per pkt Quaker Puffed Rice, per pkt Sanitarium Puffed Wheat, per pkt Sanitarium Puffed Rice, pkt Finest Pearl Tapioca, lb Finest White Sago, per lb Pearl Barley per lb Split Peas per lb Boiling Peas per lb 1 0 1 0 0 10 0 4 0 8$ 1 3 01 oi 6 5 0 3J 0 41 0 6 BAKING POWDER, CUSTARD ' POWDER, ETC. Acto Baking Powder, per tin 1 l TJria Baking Powder, per tin 1 < Pams Baking Powder tin Bd, 1 < Winson’s Baking Powder tin 1 l Surprise Cream of Tartar Baking Powder, sm. tin 0 ' Sunshine Custard Powder tin 1 Edmonds Custard Powder, all flavours, per tin 1 3 Loaf Sugar, SUGAR. Auckland IA Sugar, per 1$ 0 4} 21bs 81d; 4lbs 1/5; 61bs 2/2; 12lbs 4/3 ; 701 b bags 21 3 Icing and Castor Sugarj/ per lb 0 5} Dark and Light Brown Sugar lb ’ 0 per it> u 41 per lb 0 7

jrt i* . f ■& Vi s:-i-jr, rtifiiV 1 ' i.'c ' : t. £ „ DELIVERIES: DELIVERIES: , TOWN AND SUBURBS—Morning 11 o’clock; Afternoon: Town only 4.30 o’clock. Town and Suburbs, Saturday 10 o’clock sharp. TINWALD; Wednesday 9.30 o’clock, Saturday 8.30 o'clock sharp. FLETCHER BROS., TELEPHONE 24/ MOORE STREET, P.O. BOX 116. READING GLASSES i Winter nights with comfortable reading and Bewing by the fire are coming. THAT IS IF YOUR 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. Tho delicate muscles which turn the eyes inward are also examined. Of course this cannot he done except in a MODERN CONSULTING ROOM fitted with the LATEST INSTRUMENTS. Anything else is guess work and probably RUINED VISION. The LATEST ENGLISH FRAMESand LENSES of the highest grade are hero and I DON’T HAVE TO APOLOGISE FOR MY r PRICES. They are right. FRANK CURTIS, Fellow of the Institute of Opticians, N.Z. OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN, East Street, Ashburton. Telephone 305. of Rai Protection for Train Travellers •5 Confidence in the safety of train travel is expressed in the continually increasing numbers who use the Railways for their personal transport. More and more people are realising that by no other means of transport is there such immunity from risk that the fundamental rule of railway operation, “ to provide for the safety of the public,” is strictly enforced and rigidly observed. Travel by Train and Relax.