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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume LII, Issue 32, 21 April 1931, Page 3

I Have You | ! Seen? | 1 1 || the many bargains we have in plain and fancy Crockery. We have U k a large range of Pie Dishes, Tea Pots, Jugs, etc, at prices it will pay § fi you to inspect. M 1 STILL A CHANCE 1 i i Ato secure a very cheap pair of Boots here for any member § y. of the family- In particular, there are exceptional opportunities II for gentlemen taking size 9. "' || I AXE and SLASHER HANDLES 1 I P 7< A quantity going at 1/- each to clear. Have your pick. &* i | I W. Brittenden I | DOYLESTON STORE and POST OFFICE. M immmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I Xp€Yt oip - I ■ 9 Shells ■ I CARTRIDGES are like I I CARTRIDGES I I so are MUSHROOMS I I like TOADSTOOLS I H BUT THERE'S A BIG DIFFERENCE IN QUALITY. I H With WESTERN you have freedom from all troubles— H H and you have an all round uniformity not obtainable in H H other makes. H H WESTERN'S wetproof cases —with their extra firm crimp . H H —and with specially strong brass bases —make them B ideal for duck shooting. _H __■ H More Speed—More Power—More Penetration. H H These features have helped to make WESTERN H H AMMUNITION famous. A trial will convince you that by H H sheer merit WESTERN has earned the title — H ■ THE WORLD'S CHAMPION AMMUNITION. H I NO INCREASE IN PRICES * I ■ WESTERN "XPERT" 2_-inch. 24/- per 100. I ■ WESTERN "XPERT" 2% -inch 26/- per 100. ■ H WESTERN "SUPER X" 2g-inch 30/- per 100. ■ I OBTAINABLE FROM— H MM The N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. Assn., Ltd., Leeston. H H Dartnall Bros., Springston. H I HAMMOND _ TURNER, Ltd. I H 132, Oxford Terrace, Christehurch. H H N.Z. Agents for Western Cartridge Coy. H I Something Worth Knowing lemember, when placing the order for your next suit, that the man who requires a correct and proper suit of clothes should go to a reputable tailor by the name of A. C. Thornton, who realises that only by giving honest values, as he has done in past years, can he hope to do business with you again. Who would go to the butcher for a suit. It would never be expected that he could supply it. Yet that is what some men really do—go to shopkeepers who know nothing about tailoring,and pay more for an ill-fitting suit. By placing an order with the undersigned you secure the services of a man with over 30 years' experience, who supplies quality materials, combined with first-class workmanship. Suits from £4. Own Materials made up. Repairs undertaken. A. C. THORNTON CASH TAILOR LEESTON I 1