THE EVERYDAY STORE FOR E¥ERYBODY|; ■' ; - : '-^ 107 to fls CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. ( - ■ ' • • ~ - : :"' i PUBLIC APPROVAL. | The greatest stores and largest businesses in the world owe their growth and expansion to public ' satisfaction. The growth of the Farmers' Co-op. in the 27 years oCiits existence illustrates.this J point. Right from the very start we set out to serve the farming community of Canterbury to "' advantage, and later on the general public was included. It has ever been our policy to serve the < public honestly and efficiently, so that our customers may learn to repose absolute confidence in the " I Farmers' Co-op. and its methods. * We render far greater services than any other store, we submit - i a greater range of merchandise, and our prices are famous throughout the district, for they are our j famous low prices. • - -.
| GHSLDBEN'S CLOTHING AND I MILLINERY. In the snmmor months mothers can dress their children Tery t[ attractiv.ly at very Utile expense, and those who make their purchases at the Farmers' Co-op. will buy to advantage. 3 CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRESSES, plain or with spot £ effects, trimmed with embroidery'or lace— 0 At .. . 7/C 8/6 99 106 to 19/6 \ CHILDREN'S STRIPED ZEPHYR DRESSES, in all 2T dainty colours, with lace and embroidered sailor J collars, at .. 611 7/6 8/6 to 11/6 \L GrRLS' MUSLIM COATS, plain or in spot effects, trimmed & with embvoid-ry, at 9 ; 9 10/9 1-6 15/6 to 21/- ---]| SMOCKED OVERALLS, in navy blue, with spotsC At •• •• •• 7/6 7/11 B'6 9/11 g INFANTS' PELISSES, in muslin, silk and cashmere, xk daintily trimmed with embroidery and laces' yAt .. 10/6 12 6 14/6 15/9 19/6 to 22/6 J INFANTS' MATIN RE JACKETS, in silk, cashmere and W muslin, all sizes, at .. 8 6 9/11 to 13 6 g INFANTS' CRKAM SILK HATS AND ..BONNETS, very 5) choice and dainty, at .. ■ 3/11 4/11 to 7/6 , C CHILDRKS'S EMBROIDERED WASHING HATS, with 4} crowna to button on, all shapes— % At .. .... 4/11 6/6 6/9 to 8/11 f GIRLS' SILK HATS, in cream, all shapes- £ At ...... 7/6 9,6 10/6 to. 18/9 I LATEST IN NECKWEAR. 3' Some very pretty things are provided for ladies' neckwear, C and the fashionable sorts are now to be seen at tne Farmers' 0? Co-op. These goods being inexpensive and much wanted, tk the prettiest and daintiest lots vauish quickly C, LIGHT RUFFLES, of silk niched,; chiff >n, and menr silk, £ ' with wide ribbon ends and small gold tassels, in white, sky blue, champagne, grey, heliotrope, eaude nil, & brown, navy blue, saxe blue, cream and black— 3 At .. ... 112/6 15/6 16/6 18/6 each NEW PLEITED GOLD TEES, with heavy gold tassels at 0 ends, at .. .. ..... 4/6 each 3 NEW VELVET TIES, beaded at ends with gilt beads and £ gold tassels attached, in blaok, navy and sky blue— 3 A\ .. .. .. ■' .. ■ -2/8 each % FANCY BRAID TIES, with gold tassels, in green and gold, g' navy bine and gold, brown and gold, sky blue and 3 gold, at .. .. .. 1/4 and 2/8 each % WHITE STOCK COLLARS, in embroidered muslin— 0 At 6d. 7*d. Bd. 9d. lOd. 1/- 1/3 each £ NEW HUNTING STOCK COLLARS, in fancy, white, 8_ pique, and striped cambric, at .. lOd. each - 2 LINEN HUNTING KTOaK COLLARS, in white, green, nk Bky blue, and other colours, at - 1/- 1/3 1/6 each £ WHITE EMBROIDERY COLLARS*- with frill or tueki on top, at .. .... 1/- 1/3 1/6 each %Z WHITE LINEN COLLARS, embroidered— J At :;...-. ? 1/- 1/2 t/3 1/4 1/6 1/8 each \ WHITE PLASTRONS, with cambric frills, and frill of £ lace, at ;. : ; 1/9 2/8 2/6 2/9 3/3 to 5/11 ' 3 NEW LACE, PLASTRONS, in white or cream, for the fronts S of dresses or blouses— 3 At .. l/ll 2/6 2/11 3/6 4/6 to 7/6 each •A NEW WATERFALL CRAVATS. In white and oteam— At .. ... .--, .. 2/3 2/11 3/8 each I BLOUSE LENGTHS AND I RGBES. 3 These are all exclusive, "and to own one is to be certain of *Jk being distinct from everyone. else. The number ia limited, 1 g consequently promptness in selecting iB imperative. '-'•.■".'.. g BLOUSE LENGTHS—' _| . In White Linen, with trimmings to njateh— C A * "•• - 7/11 8/6 11/6 12/6 13/6 3 In White Muslin, **■■-■ .. 5/11 6/H 8/6 106 V , In-Delaine, a*'- .. <:.•'.. ... , 11/. 14/6 C MERCERISED MUSLIN AND DELAINE! BLOUSE 3 .'; LENGTHS, with trimmings, complete, in white and , cream, with designs in latest colourings - : •£[ At ......; 6/9 7/11 11/- 14/6 - $ EXCLUSIVE ROBES, with trimmings to match— . _& In White Muslin, at 17/6 21/- 24/6 27/6- to 37/6 g In White Linen', at -.. 22/6 27/6 82/6 39/6 . 3 , Bordered Voile, at .. .. ..29/* ' Bordered Lawn, at •• .-.. ■"•» 24/6 :V
JUVENILE CLOTHING. ; The Tarmer-' Co-op. is the very best place for Juvenile'l Clothing—not because we say e<>, but because that is the testimony of numerous parents. We maintain large ttocki ' keep all sizes, and our prices are the very lowest. ""-1 BOYS' WASHING BLOUSES, in great variety, la dark , medium, and light colours— '- At •• J'll 2/6 2/11. 3/6 to 8/6 each I BOYS' WASHING BUITS, Conway shape, in Holland, enufc ■ % andg.il(itea,at .. 6/6 7/6 9/6 12;6 to 16/6 ' BOYS' NORFOLK JACKETS, in Holland and crash-- .-* ' \ _, At -• •• 6/9 6/6 7;6 8/6 to 13/6, BOY'S' VELVETREN SUITS, sailor, Conway »nd tSI shapes, in brown and navy blue— : At ... ... 9/6 10/6 12/6 to lflm^' BOYS' CONWAY SUITS, in *erge, worsted and frS H . tweeds, at .. 12/6 14/6 16/6 -to awta? BOYS* Ci'RAM SERGE SAILOR SUITS, smart rmiti'lfe t Em 11 hoys, at .. .. 18/6 14/6 16/6 '.' : i - BELTED hUITS, for little boys in cream serge, with blue collar, at ... .. 21/6 2_/«H JERSEY SUITS, for little boys, in navy or cream, platiior^ ribbed, at / .. 11/3 12/6 13/6 to 15/6 ; J TUNIC SUITS, for little boys, in very fine serge, Wj received, at .... . 17/6 19/6 22/6 :to WS^ KILT SUITS for Scottish lads, in fine navy Berge— ' r | . ..-vf*. ."• ■ -v ' •• • 85/8 36/6 v*7/6^ DRESS ROBES AND DRESS ; : ' : fabrics..v-^ili Carnival Week 1* not far eff, and ladies who wish to hivei-l their new spring dresses for the occasion, should place their J dressmaking orders with as at once, otherwise ft will impossible to grtarantee prompt delivery. The selection-elfi fabrics is very extensive, so that there is really no wcowfoi ] 'delay.. ■■ : ,-«,: ; -^ :; '*.-^tfl BORDERED ROBES, in wool voiles At ■■•;.-. '.<..' 60/-* 67/6 110/. *tb«ieiw^ BTBIPED CEUFFON VOILE ROBES, no two green, blue, and brown stripes— . s v:ysi^fi At .<; 35/. 42/. 45/- 60/-;: SSI-; i_ie^i|^_ SMART SUITISG ROBES, for coats and skirts-;:; ; '^^p| In grey and white stripea. at .■. ;; 89/6 the v -iolbe3i In brown, with white stripes,' at ... " 69/6 In navy, with white stripes,-*! ■■';. '■ In cream, with coloured stripes, at 42/6 _vi rob*^J In black and white checks— v. ' ■ At .. ..25/- '80/-;VB6/-rB7/6S-iirj^'| In brown, with tabao stripes, at .-, 66/-V|_«;iSf _ "BESILDA," the new dress fabrio whiim dose not and is dnst resisting. In tabae, navy, browtfJirtsediiJ _( tjream, and black, 44in. wide, at ■;;..„; 5«/9^«__ ;^S SILK STRIPE- EOLIENNE, 441n. wide, wedgewood, saxe bine, tabao, reseda, brown, pa At .. .. ».^>■■:;■: .i'v^''-*d)'«■?■'*:_iiSiSS PLAIN-EOLIENNE, 44in. wide, in saxe Woe, light green, navy blue, Ao.— • ~* '» : jfir-' *%f li '' v " '? r! V,***\*. - - .."",s"'-* ■; '."•,".\'?? i ;' ! \': t "'&'isM CRASH CUSHION COVERS. We have'just received _ specii- lot of Crasli ifJi__4i«V| Covers, tiemstitohed frill, embroidered in washing sewings^_fp2 white and odours. These art very nsefal dl_iof-|»o_j|_ tnshions. ' , '"■•■■-■'v^^^^^^^M At -i/8 3/.ia/6 a^'a^^^/i^^liM ■ ; WHiP&fUllll We have jnst nnpaeked a very nice lot of «jjd W.wud;: J all hone-owners to see them. We have then ta"iHo_3*/f_| Vine, Malacca, -Thread and Cane, steal hide. " "-#* _^^pm -XOEPTIOHAU WI.U-. ,g|§f|| TIME:FOR TENTB.fj| It won't be long before the wertthw is right for canvas. We can fix yov np wan any kind of duck. We can make say _ze required. The stock -iUirt%»|(jl 6 x 8, 8 x 10. 10 * Li, 12 x 14. '. *""
VONSeAKCW.KI«CO. '" v^'a - Maktn •! Wire Shorten, tlgni, Feaeet, ________________________________r_t-__-H--r-Hr-t_r-a---SB--_^^ Wire and Irwi dates, Cages, and all kinds ~— •'•'i 1 el L_-<"en and centra) Mire-uric T_~fc —*~ > _» t_J*£ -i Large ttock cf Famts and Canaries ■ f 1 _7 /Wr* "*"^__^'^?'i(' 100 COLOMBO STREET »-•»_« wmk __ T«~r_ X* #>H'^ t .,^sr CHURCH c„, : O HUSBAND, &_ffl&4p "■" . ■"■" REQUIRES A 0000 STIMUVAMT WHIM' M« ' KETOHtW FROM BUSINESS. IT TOW XXX A _ T^vKSatft} jCjZlt* *»** wfe you whx «yr him a t. HBfTf* IP STEAMING CW OT . TIPS &-"• !IF work seemed play— ' IF you could be in prime condition- " "- J all the time — IF the red blood raced-joyfully ■■■■<■. ' s r;">s#:ft through your veins— -'' : ■' ■"' ~~ • , ..'-...-' ,* ■ ,-,.. , .-.. .-..'., ..-.-.-■ ~. v^^gjl IF you felt full of vim and vigour'to : . yo U rveryto_- Paperhangings .. Paperhangingl Would it not be worth a lot to you ? *-. > ° ° *-v ■■■■**? - ;:**M 'w-'m.* k Kf. k , CHEAP and ARTISTIC Wouldn t you be in better shape t*. . : -. -. f - ■■...; . ; • . * ,«^ fight the battle of life—to- live? . .... ■•..■■ y ." *. - v ; - : g You can be. Just take . . . ; '*"■„ ! ' A:^- . .CALL AND msPfcct OUR STOCK . . gp WITTI " .... SATISFACTION ASSURED . . . . |^ |\ i l' § I SAMPLES POST FREE TO ANY ADDRESS |j| EMULSION o wild:■■•■-, I It is one of the most valuable bone and § 1J J, J, 1 bodybuilders known to medical science. H '1;----w!thc_. ,^, ta_^ < I Paperhangcr, Decorator .and Sign Writer. attendant on taking Cod Liver OU. ■ ' : ■ TAKE NO OTHER, i •■• 3, ° CASHEL STREET . . f|| V■ B "PHOKE j;y. N_cf*i, , *e_B'*o_tai .-■.■> _f/«- Cheat-jrta and Stores. 2f '-''^HHBiHVHHHHBBnHHHBHHHM
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13231, 26 September 1908, Page 2
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