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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3571, 4 October 1916, Page 6

o ■ ■ . ■ ■> A Fine Assemblage of Manchester Goods , ■%-■■■■■ AT "Andrew Orr's" THE MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT at j& — - - .;■-».. -^„w "ORRW is at its Best Now for Stocks are Complete t ? and ample, and include all Seasonable Lines at Rea- , . .. H J-njMHiHJ^fyMH T SHEETINGS-.' TOWELLING. • jO^'fffff'V™ '"'< ' IASrMrNTCJBTAINST i^lanelettes. gistghams. Aiiiife^fa<t " I.^ )s, ■ DAMASK TABLE LINEN. MUSLINS. , j^lJJiai -^ »■ JfJpfl^^ifP^'-fFF 1 LACE CURTAINS. DELAINES. /[[£**>■ jyUftij™" -JilillJ- CASEMENT CLOTHS. BRILLS. \ . i ■ . IT Tft WORTH WHILE VISITING "OR R'S" JUST NOW t TO' SEE THE OTW GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER. ' X B —We have Just Received 300 Yards of 251n. TUSSORE SILK, which we will Clear at Is 3d a yard. ' This is the Most Popular Material for Spring' and Summer, and can be used for BLOUSES, SKIRTS, HATS, KNICKERS, PYJAMAS, SHIRTS, COLLARS, AND CASEMENT CURTAINS. ANDREW ORR & Co., Ltd., . "THE SPECIALTY HOUSE."

. BUY THAT Wv\ LAWN-MOWER , ,JO WE HAVE VARIOUS , J? WIWI LAWN MOWERS, -" iLv3ll 'suitable for 'Jmtomi j| @ H GARDENS OF ALL SIZES. '\sSKBELijiS^sS: LIGHT, EASY-RFNNING MACHINES, STRONGLY BUILT, and QUITE REASONABLB IN PRICES. "EVER READY" —The Mower for Service — 12in., 25/-, 14in., 27/6, 16in., 30/- ---" GEM" —^Five-blade Mower— Suitable for all Lawns, ea»T runninff, and stands hi\vd work— 12in. 35/-, 141n., 37/6, 16in. ( 40/----"COLONIAL BALL-BEARING"— TIie Cheapeat Ball- • Bearinff Mower—;makea mowing* easy— . * 14in. and 16in. "GREAT AMERICAN BALL-BEARING"— *; 151n., 17in., lafn., 21m. If yoii do not already possess a Good Lawn Mower, call in here the first opportunity. W T H COLLINS & CO., "BEST BY TEST" HARDWARE STORE, ASHBURTON.

FISHING TACKLE There isn't a great quantity of ff li^ First-Class Tackle available this _ fff ire season, but we have been able to JjP get a Very Comprehensive Supply „ j^ltL ready, against the needs of the coming months. d .^JsK Every item has been carefully C_>Ui^ chosen by a fishing man, who liWa knows the needs of other fishing j B \ men. Of course Prices are a lit- j m \ tte more just now, but the high | ■ 1 standard of quality has been , f ■ \ rigidly insisted upon, and Our 1 k It, I \ Stocks are Really Good. \J&k J n \ Every kind of Rod, Line, Cast, i\J 1. \ Artificial Bait, and the hundred j - 8 1 and one articles peculiar to the I 9 1 sport is offered. A Fine Col lee- I ! 1 tion of Flies are also offering. i // I \ Licenses for the coming season k ill / I 1, i' are now available. ~ | ftl k JOHNORR&CO., \Jfc J DEALERS IN HIGH-GRADE FISHING GOODS, EAST STEEET, 'ASHBFRTON. Take Care ol Your jIKxJI A.h Yohr Eyesight is undoubtedly,the . N|^^^^^T Miost valua-ble asset you possess, it is jBS^K^K common scti.Ha to take caro of it. You Mjffl&^^^^L : can't bo. too careful. If it occure to. * you that your vision is not just right ' tho proper course is to consult a Com- . ■ I potent Consulting Optician, ©one- who 1 I can discriminate betwcwi ;i, diseased A«flL couditioa and optical' defects. P THIS IS WHY YOU SHOULD CONSULT ME. IF YOU REQUIRE GLASSES, you will be carefully tested and fitted with the LATEST STYLE IN EYE-GLASSES; if your eyes are diseased you will be told so, and referred to an. Oculist ; and if there is nothing tho matter you will be honestly told so, and no charge made. BE ONE OF MY MANY CAREFUL OF EYESIGHT PATIENTS. FRANK CURTIS, F.P.0.C., Opt.D. CONSULTING OPTICIAN, X EAST STREET, ASHEIRTON. TELEPHONE 305.