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South Canterbury Times, Issue 7286, 14 August 1893, Page 3

Business KoSiccs. PUBLIC APPRECIATION. The success which has attended the sale AT THE TIMARD BOOT PAOTORI Since its Commencement shows that the Public bare Appreciated the GENUINE SEDUCTIONS AND STEELING QUALITY OF THE GOODS OFFERED. SPECIAL LINES THEOWN OUT FOE TO-DAY. SECURE the BARGAINS while there is Time, as the BALE must Soon come to an END. CHOICE NEW GOODS AT SPECIAL PRICES. NEW TWILL ART CRETONNES 4|d yd New Crepe Cretonnes 6fd Bfd, lOfd ; very newest patterns long Lace Curtains la lid, 2s 3d 2b lid, 3s lid, 4* lid pair Long Lace Curtains (extra large) 5s lid, 6s lid pair Fine White Calico, 86 inches, 3a 6d doz New Embroidered Madras Muslin for Curtains, double width, lOfcd and 12id yard, less than half-price New Art Muslm* 2id, 3|d, 4fd, and s|d yd. Striking Novelties in Ladies' Fawn and Tan Shades Cashmere Hose Samples of Ladies Hose much under usual price Ladies* Bibb Hose 6|d, 7|d, Bjd pair Ladies' All Wool Bibb Cashmere Hose from Is 2£d pair. EX RIMDTAKA, A SPECIAL SHIPMENT OF Ladies'Durable Umbrellas at 2s lid, Sa lid, 4s lid, 6s 9d,-8s 9d, stylish handles Also a few advance Semples of NEW HENLY AND LADISS' SAILOR HATS IN THE LATEST SHAPES. 4-Button Ladies' Eid Gloves 2s 6d, 3s 3d pair Ladies' Cape Driving Gloves 8s lid pair. WE ABE MAKING A SPECIAL DISPLAY INSIDE OF Evening Dress Materials, New Guipure Nets, Coloured Crepon in all shades Figured Nets and Veilings in all shades Heavy Dress Tweeds 4fd and sfd yd Double Width Dress Tweeds le 2£d yd, worth 2s 6d yd Double Width French Amazon Cloth la 3d yd, worth 2s 9d yd. Dressmaking 10s 61 DAVIES AND MURPHY.

THE EOW IN THE BOUSE. (The Glasgow Clothing House, Stafford Street, Timaru.) WHO’LL BE THE NEXT TO GET j TIMARU TWEED SUIT ? TOT 0 TWITHSTAND IN C JLI the dull times so Cheap Sales (that are so pre valent, and as contagious a the measles) our Trade i still on the increase. Tbi we attribute to the qualit; Goods supplied. "We buj the Best Markets ioi Cash. All garments art made on the Premises bj Practical, Competent Work men. It has always beet our endeavour to produce e Good Article at the Lowest Possible Price, consistent with Good Workmanship. We find our own make of Waterproof Overcoats, with double-sewn seams, are sell ing well.and giving good sa jisfaction. We are still doing Timaru Tweed Suita to measure at 755, 80s, 85t. pleasing the Customers, and are suitable for the Titnavu Trade. Startling Value in Gents’ Hats, Shirts, Scarfs, Collars, Underclothing, and Hosiery, at the GLASGOW CLOTHING HOUSE. Timabtj ■ W WADDELL, Proprietor. They ere

QT. GEORGE JAM.—Once need, alwaj C used.—All Grocers S REASONABLE REMEDIES NEIL'S ’‘REMEDY for MBA9LEB, 1 purely herbal, tends to promote gentl perspiration, and relieves the cough—ls 6t per bottle. BALM OF GILEAD for Coughs am Dolds on the Chest in Adults— 2s 6d pe; jottle; or for children, the BOTANIC DOUGH SYRUP—Is and la 6d. COMPOSITION POWDSE, one cf th< oldest of Herbal remedies Its use prevents as well as cures co’ds A good diet drink ir cold weather -ilbtins la tid. MIERHINF, nothing can beat it £Ol chapped bands and lips—ls ner bottle. CHILBLAIN LINIMENT-Is per bottle VASELINE (finest quality) in glass potsal 6d and Is. DR NEIL’S BOTANIC D ISP B;S BABY, Stafford Bxebet. BE COUGH IRBY speaks about LECONTE MALT BXTEAOI BREAD “ Dunedin, New Zealand, May 20th. « Your Malt Bread both kept and tasted well, having all that rich nutty flavour of pure wheaten flour bread. One cf the loaves you left with me was as fresh and spongy at the end of a week os loaves on the old method would be in twenty four hours. I opineyou have not used potato starch granules to aid in the leavening of it, because rigid tests failed to discover any of those forms of starch granules derived from such sources, which, by reason of their cheapness, are used as adulterants of the more expensive wheat flour, and it appears to me the Mait Extract has enabled you to make an ideal pure wheat flour loaf. Another advantage of your new method is that those persons who crave for the softness, lightness, porosity, and spongy quality of newly baked bread, with all its relative attendants :u indigfstibility, can get in your Malt Bread all that they long for without the disagreeable disadvantages. I am sure your progressive spirit merits great praise.—Jh. Cotjghtrex, formerly of the Teaching Staff of Edinburgh University, the Liverpool Royal Infirmary Schools of .Medicine, and Otago University College.” BUDD;