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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 64, Issue 80, 14 January 1944, Page 2

-BUSINESS NOTICES. THE EXTRA “SOMETHING” —that makes all the difference to a man’s wardrobe. Men's finest quality all-wool Canterbury Socks . . • new stocks, in neat figured and striped designs. Air Force Blue, Brown, Grey, Green. Sizes: 10, 105, 11; One coupon. 5/9 pair. Men’s Ties in newest designs and colourings. Silk, Paisley, Wool Checks, Poplins, 3/11, 1/6, 5/6 to 10/6. Men’s Pure Fur Felt Hats, in Battersby Woodrow, Masterfelt, Meadowbrook makes. Latest colourings and shapes, in sizes 6J to 7 3-8. Coupon Free. 39/11, 52/6, 44/-, 49/6. Air Force Shirt Blouses, made in our workroom, ensuring style and comfort. Sizes: 13, m, 14- Two coupons. Men’s Sac Suit, Black ground.with Grey stripe. Single breasted lapels, cuff bottoms. - jU,VD * Men’s Suit, Navy ground, with lighter Blue stripe. Double-breasted lapels •and cuff bottoms. Men’s Mid-Grey Suit with White stripe in serviceable summer-weight Worsted. Single-breasted lapels, cuff bottoms. 247 / 6 ' Men’s Grey-Blue Suit with stripes, in medium weight Tweed. Single-breast-ed lapels, and cuff bottoms. 186/6. Navy Serge Suit, double-breasted lapels, cuff bottoms, flap pockets, and three-button front. Meal for semievebing'wear. ; " 235/-. Suits are 16. Coupons. Postage is paid from “Where the best things come from.” CHRISTCHURCH and TIMARU.

BE PREPARED FOR 1944 SECURE THE DIARY YOU NEED EARLY. Pocket sizes from 1/-. A Useful Pocket Size, with 2 Days on a Pag©, 1/6. Larger Diaries, week in an opening, from 3/-. New Year Greeting Cards, 3d and 4d. Calendars from 4d each. RECENT BOOKS WE CAN RECOMMEND. "Passage To Tobruk,” 8 illustrations, 2/6. "Atlantic Meeting,” well illustrated, by H. V. Morton, 10/6. "Out of The People,” by J. B. Priostloy y 4/*. "Reprisal,” by Ethel Vance, 9/6. “Frossia,” a novel of Russia, about the Men and Women in Russia, by E. M. Almedingen, 12/6. “One World,” by Wendell Wilkie, 7/-. “Singapore River,” by Robert Payne, 14/6. "Sunset Over France,” by Stephen Lister, 10/6. “The Perilous Night.” A Dramatic Tale of the American Revolution, by Burke Boyce, 12/6. “Black Out In Gretley,” by J. B. Priestley, 10/6. "We’ll Soldier No More,” by Michael Burt, 8/9 “Decency of Hate,” by Humphrey Jordan, 11/6. "The Ragged Guard.” A thriller of Draza Miehailovitch and his Patriot Army, 10/-. A. W, HOPKINS, "THE BOOKSHOP.” ’Phone 120. Ashburton.

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