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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3557, 18 September 1916, Page 7

Two Big Bargains for Men! Here are two specially appealing snips. Hot days are coming and you'll be glad to have a light heat-reflecting Straw Hat and a cool Silk Shirt, but if you pass over these Stock-Clearing Sale Prices, you'll find you will have to pay more than our ordinary prices. Policy—Buy your's TO-DAY. STRAW BOATER HATS. TUSSORE SILK SHIRTS. Tlie new shapes for present These smart Shirts are correctwear. Smart styles. Light ly cut and beautifully finished, weight, correct fitting. Will Highest grade silk only. Cool, not turn yellow. .Splendid long-wearing and very stylish, value at 5/6 and 8/6 — Ordinary Price 10/6 Now only 2/11 Now Reduced to 7/11 — Jas. Cameron, ARCADE CLOTHING COMPANY. BUIIMTT STREET, ASHBURTON.

BRITISH! ■ . "i You know that when you demand British Goods you are demanding that work nfll be given to those who Fight for you, so get into the habit of asking your Storekeeper for U-PINO Disinfectant You know then that, being British, it is the most powerful, goes farthest, and therefore is the Cheapest. U PINO will quietly protect you against all the disease enemies while you lielp to settle up with the others. AH Storekeepers. TUCKER'S, Ltd., SOLE DISTRICT AGENT. 1 30, WEST STREET. ASHBTJRTON. '" - ~, .-.^^MaiMJjjJMßß^c^^ ■■■■■■■■■■ivmmw LAWN MOWERS. v Now that SPRING is here you will quickly realise that your Lawn v wants cutting. I have imported a great rariety of MOWERS to ami allpockets; priMs range torn 26s to 85s. These prices, are a very slight advance en pre-war rates. Amongst my stock are— j "NORKA", Plain Bearings, 12" ami 14. "ELECTRIC" Plain and Ball Beawag, 12" 14" and 16". "BXl)og" s Plain 'and Ballßeari.fi, 12", 14" and 18". "DIAMOND", 'Ball Bearings, 16" zm* IS". "DIAMOND SPECIAL", Ball Bea*i*g, 16 and 18 " GREAT AMERICAN ", Ball Bear»g, J5" and 19 . GARDEN TOOLS. I kare a splendid selection; any t~l jm require you have only to ask for to get suited. All at BEDROCK.HMCBB; ', . You are cordially invited to inspect withwt Tiemg asked to buy. • GEO. MEDDINS, THE PEOPLE'S IRONMONGER, • BURNETT STREET. ASHBURTON. j me sturdy Studebaker! THJ§ NEWEST MODEL NOW ON VEIW. Proof of the merit of the "Studebaker" is its more than 200,000 enthusiastic owners. Ask any one of them what they think of it. Countless unsolicited eulogies from them speak volumes for the wonderful value these cars represent. Light kin weight, graceful in design and of absolutely dependable construction, the " Studebaker" is essentially the car for the critical man. Although the sturdiest of cars, the use of the highest grades of steel in its construction make it very light and consequently most economical in upkeep expenditure. It never has developed faults due t®-inferior constructional materials. Every device, improvement and item of equipment that time and comfort have proved! necessary is embodied in the latest model. The petrol tanS< at the rear is easily accessible and is so constructed'as to add to the beauty of the car. The vacuum feet! pstro! system has been adopted after exhaustive tests which proved its marked s superiority over other systems. A most critical inspection coupled with a complete comparison of all other car types 021 the market will convince you that the latest model " Studebaker" Car is the best looking and best value offered te»day. Gome in and let me show you this latest model. lAC F RIH F MOTOR EWGINEER, JAS, t. nUI-H CASS ST., ASHSURTOW. 1 Representing the Studebaker TELEPHONE No. 202. j CorporatioH.