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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXVI, Issue 3573, 6 October 1916, Page 3

■. v «=S=gffl=j=2SjS2Sjfc^H^JSSBSSaSKSKHp/ I NEW SHIPMENT | OF ... | ■ ■ ' .' :■ ■ ■■■ ■ ■ ■ • ' • [■ JUST. LANDED, ex S.S. CACIGNE, DIRECT FROM THE 1 WORKS IE" ONTARIO/CANADA. ( Note the New PricesTOURING CAR, £180, f.o.b. Wellington—£l9o Delivered. \ RUNABOUT, £170, f.o.b. Wellington—£l79 Delivered. I CHASSIS; £160, f.o.b.v Wellington—sl6B Delivered. . Catalogue Post Free on request. $ .' ■ '■ ". ' ■ . ' • ■ ■ ■ • G. H.CAPSON, > SOLE DISTRICT AGENT. '"' ' TANCRED STREET.

ALL GROCERIES of quality cost a little more today—but it well repays "the extra cost to continue to buy the Best, The few pence saved osi the poorer articles is poor economy, and leads to waste far in excess of the original saving. It takes heaps of poor Tea to brew the semblaoce cf a good cup of Tea, and far more of inferior quality goods to come within measure of the high standard of the best. '<■ • ■ We do not sacrifice quality to a sense of false economy; bist believe that x the maintenance of the high standard of our Groceries is in the best interests of our clients.... - i When you order from us you are assured of the Best Values on the market, at the Minimum Price for such. Test us with your next order, and prove our assertion— That true economy comes from the use of the Highest Grade Goods—the kind we are pleased to self. KERR BROS., GROCERS AND PROVISION MERCHANTS. Telephone No. 96. BURNETT STEBET, ASHBURTON.

SUMMER'S CALL IS FOR WHITE FROCKS. Amid a setting of sunny days ' 4gBBP^ and blue , skieSj the WHITE DRESSES appear upon the scene. JrAT\ For "all the 1 world's a stage,'; /*WtnSb<, where Fashion plays a leading (iSssßflag^'^ part. And HEFFORD'S is the * mSl^v acknowledged dressing- room ! Hjf*. 1 Knowing* that the current of fft_ pspr Vlw\ \ thought is 1 trending towards the jMifJv/ m\ ' Jmfc NEW WHITE DRESSES— /T^rRE? HPO knowing that little ideas of econ- :JL| T l|l Pjr • omy are always afloat like straws j "JP~^ iipon the surface, we are, ready V*Bf WHITE DRESS MATERIALS. MEW, GOOD, AND REASONABLY PRICED. Gould any combination be more tempting—here are Muslins, Voiles, Piques, Sponge-Cloths, Ratines, -Jap. Silk, Crepe, Linen, and every appro ved White Dress Material for Summer Wear. , We advice you to make early choice—ive want you lo call and select while this showing is complete-—make your visit To-clay. . " G. HEFFORD & CO. DRAPERS, 'ASHBURTON,

MOTOR TYRE REPAIRS MOSf UP-TO-DATE HARVEY " FROST PLANT »» - INSTALLED. Tube Repairs.— The old-fashionod way of 1 repairing a puncture or burst tube is quite superseded by the H.F. process, •which consists of-engrafting new rubber in the damaged place. jSTo patches are used, 'however large or serious the damage may be. Instead of an awlnvard patch, which only covers over the fault, and which is sure to give trouble, the H.F. process remakes the portion of the tube. Bursts in Covers. —These occur either through neglected cuts in the tread, or from some weakness introduced by improper treatment. The H.!\ process is the only method by which a burst-tyre can be repaired and that part made without subjecting the entire cover to the action of heat, which is very undesirable. It consists of removing the damaged canvas, and replacing it with new, material in graduating steps, spread over sufficient area to withstand the heavy strain when on the road. Motorits: Bring your Tyre Repairs to Us. FARMERS' CO-OP GARAGE, JANCftED STREET. -.■•■ • ■ . ■ '•■'/■ ■*"' ' ■ * .' ■■■■■.;