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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2370, 30 December 1898, Page 2

THOMSON’S DRAPERY STORES. EW YEAR HOLIDAYS. SEE WINDOWS For Veilings, for Gloves, for Laces. SEE WINDOWS For special Dresses, for Prints, for Crepons. SEE WINDOWS For Sunshades, for Umbrellas, for Collarettes. SEE WIN I OWS For Chiffons, for Silks, for Silk Ties. SEE DOORWAYS For Floorcloths, for Cretonnes, for Dimities. SEE WINDOWS For Straws, for Sailors, for Capes. SEE WINDOWS For Children’s Hats, for Pinafores, for Robes. SEE WINDOWS For Collars, for Cuffs, for Gloves. SEE WINDOWS For a few special lines Fancy Goods. SEE WINDOWS For Aprons, for Sun Bonnets, for Sun Hats. The Curtains. The Hosiery. The Handkerchiefs. The Nainsooks. The Muslins. The Towels. The Flannelettes. The Drills. The Sheetings. The Quilts. The Wool Rugs. The Table Covers. Everythin? in Strong Selection. Our Stock is certainly an epitome of Superior Goods which we are able to place before the South Canterbury public at a very o moderate price. We are continually receiving Special and Extraordinary Purchases, while usual goods for all Departments are bought at first hand for Cash from the very best people in the world. Finlay’s 2-yards wide Sheeting, Is o£d yard. Crewdson’s Oalico, 3s lid per dozen. Sound 29-inch Oalico, 2s 9d dozen. Double-width Cretonnes, 9£d and 10-i-d yard, handsome designs. Suede Gloves 2s, 2s 9d, 3s 6d. Cream, Tfln Bl?ick» Kid Gloves Is il£d, 2s 6d, 3s fid. 4s fid, 5a fid, 5a lid. Fabric Gloves from 9d. Children’s White, Tan, Black in proportion. Boys’ Sailors, special line of 150, from la. Ladies’ ~ „ ~ ~ 120 or so, from Is 3d to 3s fid, smart shapes. I. AND J. THOMSON, TIMARU.

It never fails. —Mr John Bevins, editor of the Press, Anthon, lowa, says: “ I have used Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Eemedy in my family for fifteen years, have recommended it to hundreds of others, and have never known it to fail in a single instance.” For sale by J, C. Oddie, chemist, Timaru.