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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12507, 21 May 1906, Page 2

B PERSONALITY A GREAT ASSET. 1 I Personality, or individuality, is a great asset. A woman's greatest personality is fascination. The woman with the "" II E»- witching, winsome ways and even temperament, who is ever rendy to listen and sympathise with mm oar troubles, who it ~ wk s- ever ready to cheer us when we are despondent and dissatisfied, and rejoices when we rejoice, becomes truly beautiful in oar -» -'U fc~ eyes. We are drawn to her by her wonderful persoi aiity. Wβ eimply cannot ignore the woman with the free, frank eaer " Wk tr manner, to whom we can open our hearts without fear of being deceived, who is ever ready to guide us in the' right path $B p~- There is something so distinctive about her open manner that we cannot overlook or forget. And there is personality in ~ §■ £JT business. The most successful stores are the ones that create a distinct impression by some personality thnt sets them apart >9 ~ from the others. The personalities of the Farmers' Co-op, are distinct. There is a frankness in all our dealings, a remarkable "~ #B — easiness about our prices, and you are absolutely sure of -getting reliable merchandise. The individuality of the Farmers' $M Co-op, is a great asset. :~ jjfl g THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU RIGHT. | 1 p 107 to 115, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. 1 I The WEEKLY BARGAINS offering at the FARMERS' CO-OP, are the TALK OF GHRISTGHURGH. | j ?~ These weekly specials have won for themselves a provincial reputation, and there is no chance about that. The superk 51 | y— values have not been equalled before. At thi9 early period of the season rctaiers look for big profits, but at the Farmers* "3 j JC Coop, we look for reasonable profits, but that is not the reason for the magnificent values of the weekly offerings. Wβ buy fS % ~_ with very great discrimination; we buy in large quantities, and yet with all the advantages that accrue to the cash purchaser — I jr- of large lut3. Furthermore, when manufacturers and indent agents have surplus stocks to quit tho Farmers , Co-op, generally Zl I j>>?" gets tho preference. This week we have the usual varied assortments, and we can honestly say that the prices make the goods 1 •jj*~ excellent value. f| BLOUSINGS in all-wool French Flan- WOMEN'S CASHMERE HOSE—2OO 20 TWEED COATS, in Grey and I jgZ: nels and Delaines, in cream and coloured pairs of Winter Hose, plain or ribbed, Bruwn effects, j-length, some strapped ""• '| *p_ grounds, in upots, spi igs, diamonds, and medium or wide ribs. with cloth. Regular Prices l£/6 17/6 '| l&r etiipea. In 3-yard biouse lengths, price Regular price 1/6 a pr. This week 1/3. W/G- This week 10/6 each. tfl il— this week 3/9 for the length. Please *.* „ I „„ TO 3 -» TWE ID COATS, with wide col- - M note - Houses will be made to order from COMFORTABLE SHAWLS-8 dozen krSi fiuing backs . in 'T™ JJ> - M ifer these fabrics, in our dressmaking sofl knitted all-wool shawls, with fringe, f awn . • " "Sβ !|rr rooms, each blouse complete for 8/9. in white . S r °y. ck 7 blue . a * v 7 olue - a, ' d Regu'ar prices 21/- 23/6 25/6 28/6 30/. S Good fit guaranteed. P lnk - Usually .. .. 8/3. Reduced for this week to .. 15m each $■ IWz. 500 yds, SILK GALON TRIMMING, Reduced this week to 2/9 each. 60 TWEED COATS, with military =!■ pi_ Jin. to lin. wide, in white, cream, black, wnW?N'<? WINTFIt FABRIC collari « fi»'ng backs, strapped with -3 'S pr SETS OF LINEN BUTTONS, in all P«ce, 1/9. This week 1/6 a pair. MEN'S SAC SUITS, ready to wear, -2 |fl i£rr 360 sets, each set containing seven dozen WHALEBONE HAIR BRUSHES— j& aU-wool colonial tweeds and serges, j» ij~r 2-ho!e buttons of assorted sizes. These are we' , and will in a splendid range of colours and p»t« fU |p~r Regular pr cc, 6d. This week, 4d the set. ] RSt a lifetime. They <n be washed and *f rns ; bizea 8,0 ?• K H II !jp 100 HOLLAND APUONS, in white C | ea ned as often a. ni- be ..red with- 2f? a, « P rioee 35/6 40/- 42/- to 65/- M — and brown, all small sizes. t fear o{ tho bristlbo rto xiening. We Th ' 3 week 28/6 S3/6 36/- 38(6 42/- 47/6 ■ \ZZ. Regular price, 1/-. This week 10d each. boUß bt these under exceptionally favour- 50 pairs LACE CURTAINS, BJydg. ■ pZ. MAIDS'OVEKALLS-148 print check ab ] e terms, and for this week they are on lon S. in g 'W, terra-cotU, and green.ln ~ ■ Overalls all well made. offer at the specially low price of 3/6 each, new designs. ±3 ■ I|=_ Usually 1/11. This week 1/6 each. „,,>„« Ordinary price 9/11, this week apr. -i ■. !fc= WOMEN'S OVERALLS-125 full-size GOOD STRONG COTTON SHIRT- BRUSSELS CARPET, several eh or* I print Overalls. ING.really good, and honestly worth 9jd. lengths of best Brussels Carpet, worth I \££_ Usually sold at 3/3. This week 2/9 each This week .. .. 7id. per yard. G/0 per yard. This week 3/11 per yard ■

: i jVERY STYLISH WINTER COSTUMES. lE~ A Great Gathering of Fashionable Garments. ?~ No matter how fitstidious you may be as regards style, or how insistent in te~" your ideas of economy, we are certain to be able to please you, for such a gather- '■ I ing of garments is not likely to be met with anywhere else in the province. We h-~ endeavour to give below some indication of what is to be seen at the Farmers' |E- Co-op. ■ GKKY CLOTH COSTUMES, Eton coats, trimmed with pale green cloth and g=: fancy galon. At .. .. .. .. .. •- 47/6 & NOEFOLK COSTUMEB, in Grey Donegal Tweeds, very stylish, and exceedF=— ingly well made. At .. .. .. .. .. 31/6 GBEY CHECK TWEED COSTUMES, wide circular skirts, Euisian ooats, t~ smartly trimmed with green cloth. At .. . • .. 63/----gK= COAT AND SKIRT COSTUMBS in fawn phantom check tweeds, silk lined. gr At 69/6 NAVY SERGE COSTUMES, smartly cut Eton coats, nicely strapped. Very jtr~" serviceable co-tnmes. .. .. .. •• .. .. 45/----|!fcL COAT AND SKIRT COSTUMES, in navy cloth, long coats, some trimmed with black braid, others trimmed applique. At .. .. .. 23/6 jjSl COAT AND SKIKT COSTUMES, in navy cloth, Eton ooats, very smartly braided. At •• 31/6 ■ fc: BLACK CLOTH COSTUMES, long Russian coat, piped and trimmed with black ■fc velvet. At .. .. .. .. .. .. •• 35/6 BLACK CLOTH COSTUMES, Eton coats, handsomely trimmed with military ?E=" braid. At 45/----jpcT ETON COATS AND SKIRTS, in light grey tweed, smartly stitched and trimmed with fancy motifs. At .. .. .. .. , .. .. 46/- - COSTUMES, in fancy Donegal tweeds, decidedly smart. At.. 48/6

'IE FASHIONABLE BELTS „ WHEATSHEAF : §E for women F,ne Butter. ,fc PUK WWIVIfcW. A ep , endid Winter butterf and of the 'fSZ. The new belte look decidedly chic and same standard quality as-the butter fe=. smart, and give a splendid finishing which found such a ready sale last Itr touch to the toilette. Belts are more winter. Our special arrangements will r= fashionable than ever, and you will have enable us to have on hand a fnll supply to search far u> find a better assortment every day, and the price throughout the thanyou will see to-day-at the Farmexs' "*%*g»s** Q pgß £ TAST \ NEW * HEE ? ES ; !£E in black, navy blue, brown, tan, grey; The new cheeoei tnade in the colony '==. Ac. ' At 1/6 1/9 1/11 each «""« qaik »p to the high quality I fcr Shaped and Folded Leather Belts, with standards of past seasons, and some £l plain buckle; in blue, brown, tan, experU think it is better. Our selection 'Er- navy, grey, and black. h " b « n made ol * be produots of ! ;=_ At 1/11 2/3 2/6 each factories known to produce the best. jE Shaped Kid" Belts/in the neweet and P«me Akaroa Cheese, 6d. and Id. lb. most comfortable shapes, with kid- Akaroa Loaf Cheese, 6d. and Wd.lb. "Ez covered buckles in front and steel- N.Z. White Cheddar Cheese, 7d. lb. : fe= studded buckles at back; in black, Miller's Koyal Canadian Cheese, in '~- navy blue, grey, brown, fawn, biscuit, porcelain jaw, at 1/6 and 2/9 each. ~" Ac. At 3/3 3/11 4/6 4/9 5/6 each Peck'a English Stilton and Onrgra§E! Belts in soft kid and elastic;"in black, sol", in 1 lb. and 2 lb. ]ars, each 2/9 Sd navy, and cardinal. These are excep- * nd *!*• I fe=_ tionally smart. —«——■————■—■——— tr At .. 12/6 14/6 16/11 each MOLASSES. 'p~ Belts for Evening Wear—white sequin T jj e c h ea p eg t winter feed for stock. fc- on elastic, with pearl and gold fittings, ||j xe( i w it u hay, straw or chaff, cattle, very dainty. At 7/G each an< j horsts relish it and thrive on !-r: Evening Wear Belts—Black sequin on it- We nfcVe amp i e BU pplies now, and gr— elastic, with sequin and jet buckle the prio€g f 0 .j,. trucks, Christohurch 'pp- front and back. Very ebarming are _T • fcr detigne. At 3/11 each £ ± lOg per toD( i n one j<^. g~_ Evening Wear Belts—Steel sequini, g, per ewt< ln Bing i e e%^.B , l^ 7 gold and white sequins or cardinal ' i fci sequ n; on elastic; very effective. DIQQAT FOOD : gE At.. .. 2/8 2/9 3/3 3/6 each PAR ™ OT V , ™ • *■* ~ Woven Elastic Belts, with gilt buckles. Another consignment of thie spiendid $E These are in all wanted colours. food for feathered pets ia here. This A t .. .. 1/11 each food is a scientific mixture of seeds, ir- New Court Expanding Belt, in black and nuts, and other things preferred by ,r- nay k'd. with electro-plated buckle parrots, and is calculated to keep the i § both ba,k and front. UMd7/6eech bird, in ahealthy c^dHjon.

SURATURA TEA Is a different kind of tea to all others, because it is treated differently Suratura is high-grade Ceylon tea, grown on the hill sides where the climate and soil are exactly suited for the growth of good teas. Suralura is picked, cured, and packed in Ceylon, and thus the natural aroma is preserved and the strength of the leaves maintained. Suratura is pure honest Ceylon tea, and is guaranteed not blended with Indian, China, or any cheap or inferior teas. RETAIL PRICES. Suralura A quality 1.6 per lb. Suratura B quality 1/9 „ Suratura D quality 21- „ Suratura X quality 2/4 „ You cmn make mre of grtting Suratura Tea at the N.Z. Fanner." Co-Op., in CuheJ Street. 1 _ _ _. _r. .... 1 [ Support British Industries. FRY'S MILK CHOCOLATE " Unrir&Hed as a Cbo«oUt« Confection."— Medical Mmgazint. m OLDEST HOUSE (N THE TR4DL Established 1728. ORIENTAL SHAMPOO POWDERS For elean>ln« ">« icilp, iwd producing rattatiu md Rki«» to the h»lr. yg B©X DOOK & ROSS, ""SIZS* Ui*bli,h«il&s9. 241 COLOMBO ST., CHUSTCHUICH.'

I Ap'O Irish Linen and......8 IAJC O Cash Drapery Store a CLOCK TOWER [MM IS ALWAYS 15 PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN OTHERS. ||B Dl AII If ETC th,tt *iU wear.—Doable Bed size, 22/6 per pair; Extra Large m 4 11H BUM AC Id Extra Heavy, 26/6 per pair; Single Bed sue, 16/9 per The above is a slight advance on Mill prices. -Ififl SHIPMENTS OF NEW GOODS. jIK I WHITE LAWN APRONS, prettily trimmed, new shapes, 1/6,1/11,2/3, to 8/9*** ■Kβ HAND-EMBROIDERED D'OYLEYS, 4Jd, sid iCH HANDSOME BRAIDED SOILED LINEN BAGS, 1/6 each ''WM A large variety of the latest designs in FANCY LINEN GOODB from * ba EjS leading manufacturers. Value unequalled. The best proof is to call and "tfHB Is. Discount in each Complete pound jjß i kMAiSM ' ?£l^^^fc^! f ™B«BHB ( -.' C inBHH hBRV ' ' 3SB^B-i 1 bjßmßm '' : 1 . \ Jl^S^Sj^ i. n 9m t «■/ il/ / * & aHsV; I m \V/ Vr I F * w V W W L^^S^HSW* I FIVE IMPORTANT POINTS ■ !; To ba coDsldertd io buying i FOUNTAIN PEN. |B~ ~ (I Iβ It easy to fill and clean? - ' 4l^B' > .' Dom the ink flow well from the pen? >tsH,' - S THEY ARE THESE: Does It leak or blot? ..MmM.i * It WiJUt last cnoußh to pay for bayiat; " a !s it really an economical investment? iS^B ,, ■ c There are some Fountain Fens that cover one or more of these points, bot C DR. PABER SELF-FILLING PEN is the only one that .. j| covers them. Ctll and see them or write for particulars. > -fi^B^ J B. PETERSEN & CO., . 1 j[ Manufacturing Jewellers, ,