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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 65, Issue 42, 29 November 1944, Page 2

BUBINEBB NOTICES. A Review of Sports Accessories for the Coming Season Our Men’s Wear Dept, will have just the accessories you want to wear with the New Season’s Sports Clothes correct, smart... and always in good taste. SPORTS TIES in handwoven, pure Wool in a smart range of checks and stripes made to our own, designs in a variety of shades. Also In plain col* ours of Marone, Brown, Green, Grey. These Ties are washable. 8/11 Hand Woven MUFFLERS to match Ties. Coupon free. Webbing SPORTS BELT with elastic inset, in a striped design of Blue,! Brown, Marone. . £ l “ TWEED SPORTS HATS suitable for Sport or Country wear, in Grey -mixture Tweed. 1 coupon. TWEED CAPS fitted with rubber peaks. In shades of Brown, Fawn, Green and Grey, 1 coupon. 11/6 DRESS UP FOR SPRING choose a frothy Blousette to make your Spring ensemble a delight to the eye . . . ite GEORGETTE BLOUSETTE h tie neck-line, finished with yal } and pintucks — W. 29/6. O.S. 30/6 Attractive Cream LACE FRONT with smaTtly cut reyer collar in W. size only. 19/3 Blousettes are 1 coupon each. COLLAR and CUFF SETS in Cream net, trimmed with Val Lace. High cut neckline. 8/6 set. White Crocheted COLLARS in the ever popular Peter Pan style, 9/6. Collars are coupon free. "Where the bast thing* come from.” CHRISTCHURCH and TIMARU. "where value save* coupon*” XMAS TIME. SMALL BOOKS FOR XMAS. “The White Clifts,” by Alice Duer Millar, 4/-. “This My Son,’’ by Joan Kenmont, 3/6. “The Sijow Goose,” by Pauli Galileo, 4/-. 365 Puddings, a good gift; 3/6. “John Bull Gets Tough,” 2/6. “Britain Advances,” 4 Titles; “Music,” “Landmarks; given to the People,” “Art for Everybody,” “Big Ships, Little Ships,” at 2/- each. “High Adventure,” by John Stannage, 2/6. “The Daily Round,” by H. L. Gee, 3/-. Xmas Calendars, from 4d. Painted Placques with Calendar, 4/-. “Household Needs,” 1/9. “Household Necessities,” 1/-. . New Season’s Diaries —all prices. GIFTS FOR CHILDREN. Use our Lay-by System now. Tip-trucks, 15/-, 16/6 and 39/6. Barrows, 4/6 to 10/6; painted and un painted. Rocking Horses, 9/6 to 25/6. Double Rocker, 19/6.. Tractors, 13/6; Steam Rollers, 21/-. Tea-sets, 7/- and 4/-; Cook Sets, ?>/•. Blow Bubbles, 1/3; Irons, 1/6. Brooms, 3/6; Spades, 8d; Buckets, 9d and 1/9, Jumping Jacks 1/9 and 4/6. SOFT TOYS —Bunnies 6/6, Dolls from 4/-, Ducks 8/-, Elephants 8/-, Koalas 19/6 to 37/6, Teddy Bears from 8/6 to £2/10/-. Put your things away now for Xmas and avoid the rush. “LOOK IN THE WINDOW.” A. W. HOPKINS, EAST STREET, 'PHONE 120. SOMETHING GOOD TO GO HOME TO. “PRICES” CORDIALS. “PRICES” CORDIALS. Deliciously Flavoured. T EMON 2/6, ORANGE 2/6, RASPBERRY 2/6. No Sugar required. GROCERY DEPT, of JOHN ORR & CO., DTD., Ashburton. T EATHER Schoolbags, Folding Leather Music Cases, Leather Shopping Bags, all colours. —Patchings. DUNLOP TOP GRADE TENNIS RACKETS. QTILL a few left to choose from. Give your Boy or Girl a real thrill this Xmas. Select from our large range of Indian Rackets. Priced from 17/6. Remember we do Restrings at 20/-; Repairs 9d per String. JOHN ORR & CO., LTD., ' Hardware Dept., East St., Ashburton.