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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3568, 30 September 1916, Page 6

FEATURING ALL THE LATEST NOVELISES FOR WHICH WE ; ARE FAMED'I BRIGHT AND FRESH AS A SPRING MORNING ARE THESE DELIGHTFUL GOODS, AND WE ASK YOU TO COME ALONG AND MAKE EARLY CHOICE. s~s X"S-v OUR LADIES> NECKWEAR STOCK I ''Sr^'nv^^^ -IS SECOND TO NONE FOR VARIETY AND VALUE, ' ' _____ ' ' i^ToiSJ^^Q^^ -TO CHOOSING FROM OUR SPLENDID SELECTIONS ——«— . . 1 IS INDEED A PLEASANT PROCEDURE! iC^Kl^' £^f(>XLS Frßsh Additions of Attractive NECKWEAR, daintily deC^^oSST® _y^i (®V signed Embroideries, Glistening Tueles Veiling, Aeropnanes, Frfl- __-q*S_fc v—/ <g> v~x lings, Val Laces, Torchon Laces, Oriental Laces, Swiss Laces, 4__B_J_s_____ . Nets, and All overs, _rß______i_B!ll ALL AWAIT YOUR FAVOUR AND CHOICE. ||fl^^WL SPECIAL VALUES I llp^^^^ j TU6 Fashionable Five ORGANDI MUSLIN COLLAES—Daint- mKQ^^BKfrXL ""■ ■■■ ■"J 1 ily Embroidered and with Hemstitched edge — easily lann- jfMv&L IV^. V| dered stylos—excellent ( value at 1s each. jSir AnfilA TBOt ' ; ' ' k: Dainty SWISS EMBROIDERED NECKWEAR— X WP--B^d, 10^d, 1/-, 1/3, 1/9,2.6, 3/3, 3/11, etc. v^^^'JßHiX^ li*"*11"'"!'**""'! 1?""" 1', 1 ■'•' 44-45 inch Embroidery Flounciugs—many different designs. VS^wf^mi fi) cf\^ -/Si&ryC 4'"» 4/6» 5/6» 7^» I^'/6 ' c*c« \\^V'(6VSWISS I^rBROIDERIES — Unique Offer— « ft*&km~^J&!?\) *=W&*~*^S 17-LBin. Flouncing-, 6 neat patterns, 1/9 per yard. U (j) \j i 25-28iu. Flouncing, 21 neat patterns, 1/6 per yard.. ■ ■iu..tiMMitnw»mn 22iu.—All Embroideries 2/6 yard.. ■, 11 ..,. 1 ..i-^-rrTT"n-.TiTnnncraaa^— Gin. Embroideries, 8d per yard and: Insertions. 4in. Embroideries, 4d per yard and Insertions. ;■_-__--_/ ■ '.!. ... m ZTL. l-2-3in. Insertions and EmDroideries, 2d, 3d, and 5d yard. „„„,„„„,„„ „„„ „„„,,, mmmmmmm — ■ SEVERAL DESIGNS OF SWISS and SILK HEMSTITCHED BEADIXG—2d, 3d, etc. LACE and EMBROIDERY BEADING—Hd yard. . ALL THE LATEST SHADES IN NINONS, SILKS, CREPE-DE.CHINES.. SPECIAL 42in. "SILK and WOOL CREPE-DE-CHINE — New .Shades, 3s 11d per yard, ANDREW ORR & Co, Ltd "THE SPECIALTY HOUSE."

BUY TEAT ife\ IWE HAVE VARIOUS: . ' . J^ ifßi LAWN MOWERS, fflK-Jm SUITABLE FOR ,^a^|'|\| GARDENS OF ALL SIZES. WSSBLi^S^em LIGHT EASY-STONING MACHINES, STRONGLY BUILT, and QOTTE REASONABLE IN "EVER READY" —The Mower for Service— 12in., 25/-, 14in., 27/6, 16in,, 30/- ---'■' GEM" Eive-blade Mower — Suitable for all Lawns, - ; easy running, and stands hard work— i2ln. 35/-, 14in., 37/6, 18!n. f 40/----"GGLONIAL BALL-BEARING"— The Cheapest Bail■Bearin."- Mower—makes mowing- easy— 14in. and 16in, "GREAT AMERICAN BALL-BEARSNG"— 15in., 17iii«, 19in., 21in. If yon do not already possess a Good Lawn Mower, call in here the first opportunity. W. r" COLLINS^ CO,, - BEST BY TEST " HARDWARE STORE, ASHBURTON. rrn _ BgT «iii_jii ii ■iiiaimw»ni"—— mtm i———"^™^— *—B—I^^^^^™''1 ■■——-■ • — , ..Mi— —iMMi—nTrTwimmMranriiii .—.—..»-.■—^-—-^^.-^^..^^-.ro— -I FISHING TACKLE I TSiere isn't a great quantity of ft i First-GSass Tackle avaiSabSe this ffl Jwk 1 season, but pjq foays been able to JjP get a Very Comprehensive Supply \ ready, against the needs of the i coming months. /*Ji^ ; Every item has been carefully <2511 i» I chosen by a fishing man, who s^Jm\ ' I knows the aeeds of other fishing ' / H \ I mB!3. Of course Prsces are a lit- & H I tie more just now,'but the high m ■ 1 ■\ standard of quality has bseti , m H 4 ;; rlgidiy insisted unon, and Our I iji ■ I I Stooks are IRealiy Good.'- : \ I Eyesl]/ kind of Rod 3 Line,'G&st, /^^ i I 1 Artifi&iai Bait, and the hundred / I i I and one articles pecuSlar, to" the t | 1 | sport' 3s offered. A Fine CoSSes- m ■ | 1 tion of Files are aisd'OfFering. la \ \ Licenses for the coming season jjl j I I | are raow available. \ k li A' JOHNORR&'CO., ' . ■-■•- SJv^ \ ■ DEALERS S^§ HIGH-GRADE FBSHIN'G GOODS, i EAST STREET, . ASHBITETOK ' , -OCULAR HEADACHES. W dfZ&h. ''s ' 90 HEADACHES out of every hun--8I« I/^it/j\> l'"" died nro fcausod'by eye-strain. WJLjjfaitf y/\[ )v?\\ r°u mn >" havo perfect vision and Hf \^ jw^vX/ UA^ never suspect your eyes, but they art> py S \ J&xTT ftg} causing the trouble just the sarao. Many persons suffering from apparU? ently chronic biliousness, have discovFP"*^^w^^ / (A ered by consulting a competent opti- — m^Sf^* bJ cian, that a pair of correctly fitted .- • ii[M ..y>p^E^sgrtis; Xr glasses relieved tlioir entire symptoms. CURINiS H'hA'JACHES WSTI-I GLASSES is a subject I hare given special study to, with most successful results, and by consulting me you can revsb assured of being given a thorough and competent examination. In no caso will Glasses be prescribed if they are not required, and you will bo plea-sod at the Moderate Charge made if they are necessary. Consultation is Free. FRAWISC CURTIS, F.P.6.C., Opt.D. CONSUL.TBNG OPTICIAN, EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. TELEPHONE 305.