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AT HALF THE USUAL PRICE, f . ' V. — / HOW IS IT DONE? WE WILL TELL YOU. . % t Before the War broke out, we bowgiii several hundreds of yards of splendidl Tweed Suiting at very reasonable prices. To-day it"is worth more than double what we gave for it, and we have decided to make it up into Higk-CIaHS Suits, to our Clients' exact measure. But instead of basing our -Prices' upon the current market rates, we are going- to take our actual cost as the basis. You'll appreciate this concession, we know, because it will help you to «*et a Fine Smart Suit at a Very Low Cost. We guarantee you a really goad fit, and know that you will be highly pleased with the Suit. COME ALONG IN, AND SEX THE SMART PATTERNS WE ARE SHOWING AND GET AN IDEA OF TQE FINE MATERIALS WE ARE OFFERING. ■ These Suits will' Cost you from £2 5s to £3 17s 6d—remarkably Bow prices for such Wonderfully Fine Suits. ( das. Cameron, v THE ARCADE CLOTHING CO., BDHRETT STREET. . . ASHBTJRTON.

The Later 1916 STUDEBAKER. THE CAR WITH THE "WC-POWER" ENGINE. No other Gas* at a similar price carries so many vital improved; *1; the latest Mode) STUDEBAKER Car. | The improvements in the Engine alone (the most vital j part of a car) place this car ahead of al? Hs competitors. The STUOSBAKEK Engine Us the most accessible engine ever bialit into a motor Car, Jts design has been perfected to give the highest degree of economy, along with an over-aburcdasice of power efficiency. A perfect balance of the recipr&safmg parts and the use of those steels," which have proved of greatest value, both in the laboratory and on the read, haw evolved an engine of marked reliability 'In e«e?*, detail. Every item of the car's construction has Sbesn designed with an eye to constant, reliable servics ami -the Gomfcrt of tee motorist. Mechanical perfection is demonstrated in every detail, and all the moving parts operate smoothly with the minimum friction. . V Compare the STUOI BAKER wsth all other types of Cars on the market,-and you will be foound to confess its marked superiority. It is the best-Jooking, best value, best engined Motor Car flff T©»d®y« TSie later 18^16 Model is a triumph of beauty arsd mechanical perfection. Come and see it ! JAMES. E/ RULE? telephone no. 202. DISTRICT STUDEBAKER REPRESENTATIVE, CASS STBEET GAKAGE, JASHBtTETOK u^j,j M j M iji^a l ßguiaajHutLi^^ I""""—" " " '" ! BOWLS! BOWLS I | SEASON OPENS EARLY H£XT MONTH. I HAVE a few Sets in Stock of Tayilor'6 First and Extra Quality, and Extra Heavy at pre-War Prices. Aa Early Enquity Solicited, as my stock is limited. SHEEP SHEARSMCi. I HAVE recently landed a full Supply of all SHKATUNG REQUISITES, including— i SHEEP SHEARS. Ordinary "T US," "DOUBLE HOLLOW j GROUND," and "BRUNSWICK." i BRANDING OILS—Red, Black, and Blue. ° LUMP RADDLE—Red-and 'Blue POWDERED RADDLE—Red and Mw. RAW and BOILED LINSEED OIL. j Etc. Etc. . .. - - j "'■ . ,G:E.O. MEDQINS," THE PEOPLE'S SRONMONGER, BURNETT STREET. f. S..^ UR-T^^ -J You laiow that when you demand British Goods you are demanding that work will be given to those who Fight for you, so get into the habit of asking your Storekeeper for \J~P\UO 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 help to settle up 'vith the others. All Storekeepers.. .." , T! IfklCFR 1!^ I td I UUi\ls«» Wi ImlViil SOLE DISTRICT AGENT. 30, WEST STREET. . ttSmTOTON..

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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3564, 26 September 1916, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3564, 26 September 1916, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3564, 26 September 1916, Page 7

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