" THE WEEKLY PRESS." SEPTEMBER 5. THE GREAT DUNLOP ROAD RACE, The Most Sporting Event of the Cycline TVorid. IS SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED IX THIS WEEK'S -WEEKLY PRESS." T. ARMSTRONG AND CO. ANNOUNCE TIIE GRA-VD OPENING UP And SPECIAL DISPLAY OP EXTENSIVE SHIPMENTS Of SPRING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES. rPHEY have confidence in inviting an early personal inspection of the Fashionable Novelties provided by their London and Continental buyers. EXQUISITE MILLINERY.—One of the most noticeable features of their Store is the Millinery Show. Special Copy Models, 21s. Girls' Trimmed Hats, 11a 6d. Special Show Infants' Silk Hats. American Ready-to-wear Sailora Trimmed, Cs lid. American Ready-to-wear Trimmed Toques, 7s 6d. 100 Boxes Newest French Flowers, Trails, and Foliage from 9d spray. 60 Boxes Black Duchess Feathers, direct from maker, from Is lid. Newest French Straw Hat* from 4s 6d, extra quality straw. Ladies' Jap Silk Dress Skirts, 25s 6d, trimmed lace. All the Latest Productions from the looms of England and France, including new Delaines, Crepe do Chine, Mousseline do Soie, Lady Clotha. 100 Ends Grey Tweeds, all-wool, suitable for Costumes from Is 9d yard. DRESSMAKING at each of our Store* by competent artistes. A trial is respectfully solicited. Moderate-pricea and perfect fit assured. Complete Range of our well-known make* of Hosiery and a 1 — ••>». Ladies' Laoe Lisle Hose 10id pair, tan and black. BLOUSES. BLOUSES. BLOUSES. Just landed, ex Mamari, full stock Ladies' Spring Blouses. Jap Silk Blouses, 4s 6d, good fitting. Our "Langtry" Kid Glove, all shades, leads the way, 2a lid pair. Lace* in great profusion. Ladies' Belts in best shapes, from la. Sunshades are here. Newest Floral Designs. Special cut prices. In both their Stores they are well stocked with all Household Linens, Furnishings, Floorcloths, Linoleums, and Carpets, at prices keenly cut. Fancy Muslins, Printed Delaines, Print*, and Cambrics, from 4id yard. Linen Crashes, fine costume cloths, 7Jd yard. Complete stock Men's Mercery, Ties, Shirts, and Clothing. Boys' and Men's Hata just landed. EVERY STEAMER BRINGS FRESH GOODS. INSPECTION INVITED. T. ARMSTRONG AND CO., VICTORIA SQUARE AND HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.
"Where did that Toothache 60?" BAXTER'S ANTI-NEURALGIC or MAGIC PILLS, ARE A QUICK, SAFE AND SURE CURE. This cure goes right to the throbbing, tearing pain and soother it, and does it so quickly and effectually that you will likely ask: " Whero did that Toothache Go ? " A Positive Cure fop all Neuralrfio Pain*. 1/6 Per Box. Obtainable from all chemists, or from the proprietor— 1 RAYTFP CHEMIST. J. Urt/\ILI\, i B a2l Victoria St. I—nan— - saa_—■a_a—_no—Bwa_anvmMtasi " WEAK HEART." ' Palpitation and irregular action of the heart are due largely to a thin, watery condition of the blood. The heart and nerves refuse to perform thetr Proper work for want of support, 'ale, weak, or anemic people should use Yin Carno. j This scientific combination! of pure port wine and extract of New Zealand beef makes rich, red blood, builds up the nerves, and imparts tone and vigor to the system. 2 6 PER BOTTLE. Other Health Wines:—Coca Wine, Grape Tonic. Port Quinine, Orange Quinine. All at 2/6 per bottle. ALL STORES AND CHEMISTS. AH3K) __ _»*— »OOTB _~0 fl__fe ■ _S.HAMrEaa waterproof |^~W_^■ _^ — V<—& «u>_ » back.maul aatt m *»»•»»•«-***»—»• tin■«• ~ '■* '* Mr •' iMtbcr. ■■HIMM Wsasaat oaow. a_—a Ommw—mm~ i - —■ —mr pcUahwiißhUeatac. as kxbibitio- ■ ■ • IUOHBBT AW'ABBS. UUDDiniiikP
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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12591, 6 September 1906, Page 5
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