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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21118, 20 March 1934, Page 5

ASHBURTON ADVERTISEMENTS. HEWS and yiEWS on New Styles Moore's p : of the Mc for Autun 193 4. -v o fresh, ar.a/ r,ui?ite Styx here, and eas within _ ! means or purses. Moore's Drapers. Ea:>i street. ASHBIKTON. Sweet Breath This new way acts instantly YfOST people nowadays comnletely protect themselves iinpieasant breath. A small. • pleasant-tasting tablet is slipped into the mouth . . . and all odours cf food, drinking, or smoking vanish instantly. The name of these tablets is MayBreath. You may get them at your neighborhood chemist. Always remember to take them along when going out among others. You will have so much mare peace of mind. May Breath (TABLETS) V- AT ALL CHEMISTS AM 3ARGAINS IN USED CARS 1 9 A GALLON. £2.vi — T)r Fr,m Sedan. New Guarantee. £223— ?v!ai'.jut>Ue Sedan. New Guaranty iQn_pontiac Sedan New Guarantee. £l6s—Plymouth Seda::. New Guarantee. £lso—Ford A 4-door Saloon. £l3s—Standard 9 Sunshine Salocn. £l3s—Morris Minor all Metal Saloon. £l3o—Morris Minor Fabric Saloon. £ 125 —Rugby Sedan. Perfect order. £loo—Chrysler 6 Sedan. £9o—Austin 12 Coupe, perfect order. £Bs—Rugby Baker's Delivery. Perfect order. £ss—Eugbv Open. Delivery. £so—Chevrolet Milk Delivery. £6s—Willys Knight Sedan. £Bs—Hupmobile Sedan. £ls to £25. Cheap Cars for Easter Holidays. £4S—B.S.A. Motor-Cvcie. Late model. E.L. £l2 10 —B.S.A. Motor-Cvcle. £lo—Douglas Motor-Cycle. ARCHIBALD'S GARAGE. LTD., 24 Oxford terrace. Christchurch. "Phone 30-39 G. House 'phono 30-329. A 2430 ECONOMY PRODUCTS : •METsO." for All Uounrt Cleaning. 'THE MIXER." to make Delicions Cream. FISHOILENE CO.

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