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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13008, 9 January 1908, Page 2

I N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. I Association, I I IOT to 115 CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. J | As in the Past, so in the Future, j \ In the' past we have endeavoured by the most strenuous efforts to win your confidence, and thtl I ■ magnificent increase in our business is convincing evidence that our labours have been appreciat«|J|f I ■ The success of the past is merely an incentive for the future—our efforts will be redoubled to wi»|h ■ you over. The Farmers' Co-op. is the people's store. It is the every-day store for everybodyM| - Anyone can trade here, and all are welcome. We don't look for big profits, we don't want to J rich in a hurry—there are no private interests to be served. We try to serve the public—to extant|H ■ the greatest trading facilities to the greatest number to give the people the best and most for thtk J I money—that is our aim, that is our business policy. As in the past, so in the future, our efforts wilfjl I be fixed upon the fullest demonstration of this policy. - J^\

§ GRASS SEED SHEETS. C Cocksfoot harvesters will Mod these sheets, and wo have tho H liies wanted in stock ready tor immediate delivery. P Stock Sins—l 3 x 18,18 x 21,18 x 84, 21 x 24, 24 x 24. I THE FINEST CONFECTIONERY I FOR THE HOLIDAYS. p Taxnx is a superb collodion of high-elan Confectionary—tho 3 finest kinds to bo obtained anywhere in tho Dominion. Such 4 Confectionary m yea will bo proud to offer your L guests. > i A SPECIAL DISPLAY. C STOCKINGS from Santa Glaus, ready {or the little onesrjJ At .. .. .. 3d to 5/- each H FANCY DECORATED BOXBS OP BON BONB AND CONC SaQUKS— r* At ~ .. 94 to 5/- etoh J FONDANTS AND CHOCOLATES, comprising a choice lelec- !■ tion, Oadbury'a, Roundireo'i and Aulsebrook's, in £lb and I* lib tins, and 2ib and 41b fancy boxes— h At .. ..- ..„ 6d to 10/6 each ( L CLARKE, NICHOLLS <s COOMB'S RUSSIAN CARAMELS, P Almond Square! and Vieneite Bon Bons, in 41b tins— •J At .. l/6perib £ KILLER'S FAMOUS CONFECTIONARY— H Dasiert Confections, in drums, at .. • * 1/-eaoh J "Preserved F,igs, .. .. .. 1/- each 3 Fondant Coffee Walnuts, at .. .. ..3/- per lb C Noyeau de Apricot, at .. .. .. 2/- per lb r Varigated Shells, .. .. .. .. 2/-per lb p Marzipan Flowers and Fruit, at .. ".. 3/- per lb J Cherry Fonree at .. .. .. .. 8/-per lb U Coffee Almonds, at .. .. .. .. 2/-per lb C A large assortment of Choice Sweets, in 4lb bottles— ' J At.. .. ... 1/. par lb 3 TUCKER'S CONFECTIONERY— C Cream Toffee, Assorted Toffees, Walnut Cream Toffee, P Butter Scotch, Caramel Toffee, Daaicreme, In hand■v somely decorated tins— r At.. .. •• •• •• 6d and 1/-each \ DELICACY IN FISH ft MEATS \ FOR THE HOLIDAYS. 3 A heal is easily prepared with some of these deUoMlet, ready in h the pantry. It is wise et on >my to have a supply ol these goods. C Peek and Co.'s assorted Fish and Heat Pastes, in glass jars r At .. .. ' .. ; . id each 3 Crone and Black well's Fish and Meat Pastes, in glass jars 4 At .. .. .. '.. .. 1/aeaoh C N.Z. Rabbit and Bacon .. .. .. partial/* P Jellied Rabbit .. .. .. lOd and 1/4 per tin 3 Boiled R»bbit.. .. .. .. 104 and 1/4 per tin h Carried Rabbit .. .. A lOd and 1/4 per tin C Roast Daek, Turkey, Fowl and Chicken, in Jelly, at 1/ieach rOx Tongues .. • 4/-8/6 8/-and 3/3 per tin 3 Pig's Tongues, in Jelly .... .. 1/-per tin 3 Sheep Tongues, in Jelly .. .. 1/-and 1/10 per tin 4 Frankfort Sauiiag** •• .. 1/1 per tin fc Palethorps' Celebrated Oxford and Cambridge Saaaageo 3 At .. 1/8 per tin 3 Luncheon Paste aad Truffles .. .. 1/- par tin C Euchred Figs, a choice American delicacy .. 2/4 per bottle' C "X" Mines Moat .. .. .. 1/- per jar P "X " Lemon Cheese .. .. 1/4 per jar | RICK COVERS. J Doh't ran risks thatching! These covers are cheaper than 3 thatch, and more reliable for covering hay, peas, Ac. 5 The following are oar stock sizes:—lift. 4ia. x IS. II x 18, C 18ft. Sin. x 21; 18ft. Bin. by 24, 21 x 31, 31 z 34, 34 x 24, 3 ' 24x27,24x30. hWe make eoveringe for round itaoks—*yd., Byd., and 7yd. stacks

HATS«£|> SHIRTS SUMMER DAYS. Now the warm weather is here, you naturally want to be suitably clothed. The two great essentials to summerday comfort are summer hats and summer shirts. Here are some suggestions along that line that it will pay to take notice of. Stylish Boaters, with the thick pearl finished edge .. 4/t S/a t/t Tuscan Panamas .. 4/t 5/1 to 11/One 35/- Panama .. .. tifComfortable Fashion Shirts, white and stripes, assorted fancy silk stripe, or plain g/11 to •/• i/- Ties now going at .. 3 for 1/ TRIBE---219 HIGH STREET. ( ■ ■

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