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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3571, 4 October 1916, Page 7

No Need To Pay More. THESE SUITS FILL THE BILL, AND SAVE THE MONEY FOR OTHER NEEDS. ■ . ■ . .„■ . ... .... „■■•..". ■: .. . ■ _ ' ■ ■ ■ i THESE ABE'• IDEAL ■ SUITS FOR BUSINESS AND BEST WEAR. THE QUALITY IS WONDERFULLY GOOD, AND THERE'S GREAT LENGTH OF SERVICE 13* EVERY SUIT. SINCE ANNOUNCING OUR DETERMINATION TO MAKE GOOD SUITS TO MEASURE, AT SPECIAL WAR-ECONOMY PRICES, WE HAVE HAD A BIG YOLFME OF BUSINESS. WE EXPECTED IT, AND HOPE TO GET MORE—BECAUSE THERE NEVER WAS A TIME WHICH CALLED FOR ECONOMY AS THIS, AND THERE WERE NEVER OFFEBEB ANYWHERE SUITS THAT EQUAL TI^ESE MADE-TO-YOUR - MEASVEE SUITS. SO DO NOT OVERLOOK THIS WONDERFUL SUIT PROPOSITION. GET MEASURED FOR ONE RIGHT AWAY. .-«-.. ■(.-■- ---SPLENDID ALL-WOOL TWEEDS, IN SMART PATTERNS, . MADE UP IN THE LATEST STYLE, TO YOUR EXACT MEASURE —IN FACT, A SUIT THAT FITS YOU— From £2,5s to £3 17s 6d. ' Jas. Cameron, THE ARCADE CLOTHING CO., BUKNETT STREET. ' ASHBURTON.

BRITISH! You know that when you demand British Goods you ar.e demanding that work will be given to those who Fight for you, so get into tke habit of asking your Storekeeper for • ' U-PINO Disinfectant You know then.tfcat, 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 t« settle up with the •thers. ' All Storekeepers. TUCKER'S, Ltd., SOLE DISTRICT AGENT. 3«, WEST STREET. * ABHBTFRTON.

v BOWLS I BOWLS! - SEASON OPENS EARLY MEXT MONTH. I HAVE a few Sets in SUck «f TsytaTs First and Extra Quality, aad Extra Heavy at pre-War Pmas. AaEarly Enquiry Solicited, as •y stock is limited. , ■_'■■'■' SHEEP SHEARING. I HAVE recently landed a full Puy^.T «f all SHEARING REQUISITES, including-*- ' SHEEP SHEARS, Ordinary '.TUS," "DOUBLE HOLLOW GROUND," and "BRUNSWICK." BRANDING OILS—Rod, Black, am 4 Blua. i LUMP RADDLE—Red uad Blue. " ! POWDERED RADDLE—Red an* Blo«. RAW aid BOILED LINSEED 9BL \ Eto. 'Etc. GEO. MEDDINS, i THE PEOPLE'S IRONMONGER, j BURNETT STREET. , ASHBURTON. , | ■ : : 2 . , : . »i — ill ill! lIIIIIWHI'I I IWimi— 1 mamtmKrr^tdprms^mw*maantßrr-t\\ In ir'lV'T;' ■ WHII II ■! ■Mil lIWI 1111 111 I | The Later 19!6 STUDEBAKER. THE CAR WITH THE "BIG-POWER" ENGINE. No other Car at a similar price carries so many vital improvements as the latest Model STUDEBAKER Car. The improvements in the Engine alone (the most vital part of a car) place this car ahead of ail its competitors. ' The STUDEBAKER Engine Is the most accessible engine ever built into a motor Gar. Its design has been perfected to give the highest ctegree of economy, along ' with an over-abundance of power efficiency. A perfect balance of the reciprocating parts and the use of those steels, which have proved of greatest value, both in the laboratory and on the road, have evolved an engine of marked reliability in every detail. Every item of the car's . construction has been "designed with .an eye to constant, reliable service and the comfort of the motorist. Mechanical - perfection Is dtenwristrated in. every'detail, and all the moving pasts operate smoothly with the minimum friction. Compare the STUDEBAKEf? with all other types of Cars oh im market, and you will be bound to confess its marked superiority. It is the feest-Jookfng, best vaf«e 5 g best englned Motor Car of To-tSay. The later 1916 Modal I is a triumph of beauty and .mechanical perfection, Come | and see it ! \ "7" -. ■ \ JAMES.- E. RULEi telephone 0b 2 02.| : DISTRICT STTJDEBAKEIg : 9REPRESENTATIVE, f