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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 70, Issue 129, 16 March 1950, Page 1

A SPLENDID RANGE OF WHITE TOWELS GOOD VALUES At MOORE’S

BUSINESS NOTICES M. C. SEGERS, LTD. EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. SPECIAL OFFER . . GENTS’ SUEDE FINISH PYJAMAS, all sizes; a really good wearing line. Great buying to-day at 21/9 pair. JJUY NOW for the Colder Days . . . 13 Men’s All-Wool TARTAN SHIRTS, collar attached, sizes 3. to 8. Value at 32/6 each. ALL SIZES in BOYS’ PYJAMAS now available, well made from quality Flannelette. Priced from 13/8 pair. T>OYS’ SINGLETS in Cotton-Wool 33 Mixture; ideal for WINTER Wear. Priced 5/3 to 7/- each. YTOW ON SALE . . . NYLON HOsA, in good ENGLISH BRAND, priced 12/- pair; also Good Mediums selling at 9/11 pair.' (JOOD SELECTION of COLOURED TOWELS, priced 4/7 to 6/2 each; also the popular Embossed Towels at 7/8 each. SPECIAL LINE in UNBLEACPIED ° TWILL SHEETS, 54 x 100; priced 27/6. INSPECT our lines in PILLOW A CASES, TAPED AND ENVELOPE Styles; good buying to-day at 3/2, 3/6, 3/11 and 4/3 each. TUST OPENED UP . . . ENGLISH U KNITWEAR for INFANTS,in CARDIGANS, SUITS, and ' PRAM SETS'. Creme, Blue and Pink; also Bonnets, Berets, and Pixies. M. C. SEGERS, LTD., EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. .9 ARRIVED AT ARRIVED AT ARRIVED AT LAST: LAST: LAST: * ENGLISH CROCKERY. ENGLISH CROCKERY. ENGLISH CROCKERY. ENGLISH CROCKERY. ENGLISH CROCKERY. CUPS AND SAUCERS AND PLATES TO MATCH. CUPS AND SAIjCERS AND PLATES TO MATCH. ') CUPS AND SAUCERS AND PLATES TO MATCH. WHITE WITH GOLD LINE. , WHITE WITH GOLD LINE. WHITE WITH GOLD LINE. WHITE WITH GREEN LINE. WHITE WITH GREEN LINE. WHITE WITH GREEN LINE. THESE ARE SELLING QUICKLY. THESE ARE SELLING QUICKLY. THESE ARE SELLING QUICKLY.

BUXTON & THOMAS, Ltd. TRIANGLE AND EAST STREET. Andrew J. Miller, Managing Director, Trevor Timms, Manager, East Street Shop. rFAKE Your Life Insurance before the End of March — Consult J. F. BYRNE, New Business Representative. A.M.P. SOCIETY. Office: Havelock Street. < ’Phone 522 (Private). ’Phone 82 (Business). SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED D Hutton, 35 Park Street, for Show- • cards, Posters, Tickets, etc. GOOD MEN WANTED" fT'O take over established businesses among some 1500 or more families in each of a number of districts, including the Hinds-Rangitata district; the Lyttelton-Sumner district; and a few other districts in both Islands. Going Concerns. Opportunity to earn £ls to £2O weekly and more. Experience not necessary. No capital required. Stocks supplied on Credit. Write to-day for full particulars.— THE W. T. \ RAWLEIGH CO., LTD., Dept. E-24-NZ, P.O. Box 313, WELLINGTON. INTERMEDIATE or JUNIOR YOUTH L wanted for the MEN’S DEPARTMENT of our Footwear Business. Excellent prospects for advancement with New Zealand’s Largest Footwear Firm. Apply: R. HANNAH & CO., LTD. T/HTCHEN MAID—HOSPITAL KITAV CIIEN. Wages £5/-/6 for 40-hour week. Additional for Sunday Work and Broken Shifts. Apply Immediately to the DIETITIAN. WANTED—- ’’ GIRL, aged 16, for position as Shop Assistant. E. V. SMITH, Alford Forest Road. TRADE PERSONALS HUSBANDS’ and Wives’ Guide—Prank and confidential booklet for married people only. Sent in plain wrapper, free. Write to-day.—George Bettle, Chemist, 769 Colombo Street, Christ-