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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIII, Issue 13714, 3 April 1905, Page 8

The Farmers Co-op, is a busy store, and there's reason for that activity. It is a store with progressive ideas ; it is a store that does things, that studies the interests of customers, and endeavours always to give satisfaction. Everyone knows us, and knows where we are. This store is the trading centre of the masses ; it is the store where low prices prevail. We want you to become acquainted with the Farmers Co-op, ===== SEE When you snuggle in bed -with a warm Eiderdown Quilfc above yon, the snow and sleet and frost, and nipping winds will have no terrors for you. Ifc is time to think of warm quilts, and the Farmers Co-op. is the place to •■•■--- • • "~r g ne EiderKKeXKfiUK^^^Kcr^^V Eiderdown and Wadded Quilts— Double-bed size, at 10/9 13/11 15/6 17/6 19/6 20/- 22/6 to 126/-Single-bsd size, at 7/11 9/11 10/6 12/9 14/6 16/9 18/6 to 42/Pr'am and Cot sizes, at 3/11 4/11 6/9 7/6 10/6 13/9 15/9 21/-UWDER-PBICSD. We are able to offer these at below usual prices, because we bought up 140 of them, boing the sample.goods of a manufacturer. Samples, you must luk>-,7, ara generally the very best, because the traveller shows them to the retailers a.nd gets orders on them. If the samples were indifferent the orders would be small. Here ara the Special Prices : Small Shoulder Shawls, at 1/- 1/3 1/6 1/9 2/- 2/6 2/11 each All-wool Medium size Shoulder Shawls, at 2/3 2/11 3/3 3/6 3/11 4/3 4/9 5/6' 6/6 each Silk and Wool Shawls, large sizes, at fi/« -8/3 9/6 10/6 12/6 14/6 each Fascinators in wool and silk, at 1/9 2/3 2/6 2/11 3/3 4/3 6/6 each Pure Silk Shawls, at 21/- 25/6 30/- each Children's Carrying Shawls, at 4/11 5/11 6/6 7/11 8/6 9/6 to 15/6 each Children's Carrying Shawls, with sleeves, a naw design, and very useful, at 1/9 2/3 2/6 2/11 3/3 4;3 0/6 each The Grocery is merely a section of our business and yet the space devoted to the Department is as large as any exclusive store, and the stock is larger. Our magnificent buying facilities and wide knowledge of the markets places us in the foremost position. The special exhibition of food products has won the admiration of discerning house-keepers, and we are continuing the display for the next few days. Some o£ our special lines are:— ORANGE MEAT, a Canadian specialty, at ... ... 10d per pkt. FRUIT NUTS, Malted, at ... ... ... ... lOd per pkt. GRAPE NUTS, easily digested and very nourishing, at lOd per pkt. FORCE (" Sunny Jim " Brand), at ... ... ... 9d per pkt. WAVERLEY ROLLED OATS, at ... ... ... 8d per pkt. QUAKER OATS, the standard of America, at ... 9d per pkt. " GERSTENA," a new breakfast food, at ... ... 1/- par bag CARAMEL CEREAL, at ... ... ... 1/- per pkt, or 3/9 per bag GRAND LA, at ... ... ... ... 6d per pkt, or 2/- per bag BRANDT'S FOOD, at ... ... ... ... 10d per tin PROTOSE, at .... ... 1/6 per tin NUT BUTTER, at ... ... ... ... 1/6 per tin Malted NUTS, at .* 2/-per bottle EVAPORATED Cream (" Lily " brand) ... ... 6d per tin DRIED MILK (" Defiance " brand), at ... ... 1/-per tin PLASMON COCOA, in $, i and lib. tins, at ... ... 1/- 1/9 3/3 PLASMON POWDER, in ■}, i and lib. tin, at • ... 1/- 1/9 3/3 PLASMON BISCUITS, plain and wholemeal, at ... 1/6 per tin Telephone your orders for Coal and Firewood if you are in a hurry, and see how promptly we'll respond. Our coalmen^ are smart and active, and don't suffer from that tired feeling. They are obliging, too, and will be particular not to mess up your back yard or trample on the edge of your "■arden. Your choice of coals—the best from New Zealand and Australian —j us t; S ay what you want. Our prices are very moderate. TAKES THE LIFE OUT OF BUNNY. It is the deadliest rabbit poison on the market. It is a skilful blend of subtle poisons, and is very deceptive to the pest. It looks nice and tempting, and the.rabbits eat it without hesitation. "TOXA " deals out death to rabbits. It is the best most effective rabbit exterminator procurable. Yfe have a full supply of " TOXA," and now is the time to place orders. For Social Evenings. There's just a magnificent array of Evening Shoes for men at the Farrnors' Co.op. The demands of Society this season are likly to be numerous, and you want to appear at your best and squeeze all the pleasure you can out of such functions. Shoes play an important part either way, and when you coma to figure on value you'll find that our prices harmonise with your ideas of economy. Patent Leather Court Shoes, smart and shapely, easy on the feet from the very first. In all sizes, at 8/- 9/6 per pair. Patent Court Shoes, satin lined, flexible, comfortable in wear; and the ideal shoes for evening wear, at 12/6 per pair. Patent Lace Shoes, pump sewn, elegant and stylish, at 8/- per pair. Patent Calf Osrfords, low cut, tho very latest design in smart evening footwear, at 9/9 per pair. , GOOD SMOT GUNS. When you go gunning it's best to have a good gun to your shoulder. It's too late to pull tho trigger when the bird is out of range, and it's too lata to *ay "If I had a better gun I'd have killed that duck." Got the gun now: if you'll come round here you'll see some of the finest fowling pieces that were ever sent out of Birmingham. All tho latest improvements, perfectly balanced and true. > Single Barrel Guns at .£3 10s. .£3 12s. 6d. M 15s. Double Barrel Guns, at -S3 £A ss. JS4 7s. 6d. M 10a. £5 15s. £6 10s. £7 10s. .£7 15s. £8 os. .£l2. In Sporting Ammunition we offer yon the choice of Eley's English-made, also Colonial-made Ammunition, charged with all sizes of shot and different kinds of powder. We have your , favourite brand of cartridges. The very newest procurable, and the most' fashionable. The stock is at its bi»st now. Black French, Eussian and Chenill9 Spot Veilings, at lOd 1/- 1/3 1/6 to 2/11 per yd. Chiffon Veilings, in white, craam brown, and navy blue, plain or with spots, at 1/2 1/4 1/6 1/11 per r yet-'"-.-Chiffon Veils, I*. J&- lengths, with hemstitched or fancy borders. These are very clear, and therefore best adapted for cycling or motoring, at 2/6 2/11 3-6 4/6 5/6 each ■ New Shaded Veilings, for veils or millinwy embellishment, at 1/2 per yard Coloured Veilings, in black and green, black and white, black and cardinal, white and black, brown, white, blue, and black, at 1/3 1/6 per yard SERVICEABLE SHAWLS. You won't know how much good there is in a shawl until the cutting winds hurt you, then you'll be glad you were prompted to buy before, tho weather became severe. You'll pay no more now than you will two months hence. Silk and Wool Shawls, in all sizes and shades, at 2/11 3/6 4/6 5/11 7/6 8/6 9/6 10/6 to 16/8 each Kaiapoi Shawls, in black, grey and plaid, at 13/6 and 19/6 each , Fascinators, in .very exquisite evening shades, and in new fashionable shapes, at 1/9 2/3 2/11 3/3 3/6 3/11 4/3 4/11 each

ustfawaa#jß*fts»sas!Es!t The old method of blacking boots ane shoes is admittedly out of date. A load of work has been . taken off the poor Jgjr "boot's" hands by •'ABBEY" POLISH Mr % TRY ¥ 6t I dTh €YW I doubted- Nly the best • dressing obtaintble for all kinds of leather footwear. It keeps the leather "*§k soft and easy for the N feet, prevents cracking, sheds dampness and moisture, and withal gives a most brilliant polish. A leather dressing that both oils and polishes is now recognised as being the correct thing k for footwear. This quality is found in a v greater degree in "ABBEY" \tK Polish than And you will be convinced that It Is thi r easily and quickly applied. Will not rub off \. xi ;,„< AS jssr on to ladies' skirts, Jsy or gentlemen's trousers. jw It is the only polish r that dees not cake and dry in the tin, but retains its freshness and moisture to the very last. Ej^rj^ftfSKf^^^^^^^^^

ONE FULL P!NT 6d, PURITY GUARANTEEOj Y-«ur Groaar Gaa Supply,

HARDY'S OLD FORI AGAIE' VICTORIOUS. Two First VrizQi Adelaide Wine Show, 1904.