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Grey River Argus, 19 July 1920, Page 4

I* Spraying Season I -The orchard is worth nothing unless it is properly J looked after, and the best of supplies are to be I obtained from ASHBY BERGH'S. ' Jb We have good stocks of spraying requisites f including: — & > GARGOYLE SPRAYING OIL 1 I Spray Pumps I Pruning Shears • ? i : Garden Syringe 3 Pruning Saws 5 J Bluestone Swift's Arsenate of Lead ' | I Bordeaux Powder A 1 LIMITED -- - - MAWHERA QUAY I j We are Opening up for : T immediate distribution ' : ? Pure Wool Cream FLANNEL, fine quality and make— 2/11 yard * ► f 11/4 White BLANKETS, beoutiful quality and make— 67/6 pair ft 3 ply Cream FINGERING WOOL, beautiful quality— io£d skein \ i 4 ply Black FINGERING WOOL, beautiful quality— l/1^ akoin L j Brown Heather WHEELING WOOL, beautiful- quality— l/a skein *§ I Ladies ' Pure Wool Cream VESTS, s.s. 7/11 each ' , | Ladies' Pure Wool Navy BLOOMERS, fine quality — ' J W.S. 11/9 pair Large* Size 12/6 pair I Ladies' Pure Wool., COSTUME TWEEDS, in Smart Cheek <S I effects, 54in wide . . . . 13/11 yard # Gentlemen's Pure Wool SOCKS, good make and quality — JL I At 2/3 "pair 1 ' Si Gentlemen's Pure Wool GREY SWEATERS, Polo Style and ' j Best Quality .... 15/6 eacn T Rubber HEELS for Girls and Ladies, positively tho Best Quality a 10£ d pair 4 \ | 12 x 8 HOT-WATER BAGS, complete -with Finest Cover, ' 1 Guaranteed Quality and Make . . # . . . 12/6 iiaoh ? IF UNABLE TO CALL WRITJS DIRECT ! • J \.o the "Manager, Drapery Store Depart--1" ihents," for Samples and Quotations desired. 9 We Pay Postage on all orders. Prompt > % 1 Service Guaranteed. ; I The Runatiga Co-Operafive Society ' I Ltd. Drapery Stores Department „ »~^" ■■ ' — ■] c '' ■* When it's Whisky ALWAYS ASK FOR

imafctak'e. an trying the . reverse, and had they followed the example of the homo side it would have saved their team again and again. Of the visiting back division Steel (West Coast), was particularly brilliant.' He is particularly fast and uses his speed to advantage. ' ' ; • of unvarying Success in relieving cough* ar.rl colds, is tiie long record of lionninglon's Irish Moss. To-day, as in the days of our grandfathers, it occupies first place in lens of thousands of homes. Mrs. J. C. Russell, of Oamaru, writes: — "I can remember as long as thirty years when Bonnington's Irish Moss Was used for me as a child by my mother, and I now use it in my own home for my children." Bonnin^toifs IrisliOlfoss seldom fails to relieve the most stubborn cases of coughs and colds. Avoid substitutes. Insist on Bonnington's Irish Moss. At | all Chemists and Stores, 1/6 and 2/6. • . i7B ;. DUNOLLiE HOTEL. (N«MVT Rn^anfffO A POPULAR MEETING PLACE FOB ALL SPORTS., . . ; Good ' accommodation, first-claw meals, host brands of Alos and Spirts. Tho Dining-room is under the supervision of Mts Lees. A. LEES, Proprietex.