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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 11688, 22 February 1902, Page 2

SOME FACTS ABOUT OUR STOCK. ALL NEW GOODS. BOUGHT FOB CASH. SOLD FOB CASH. 4 LL Manufacturers' Discounts—exce Cash.—allowed. 142 TABLE COVERS, j 1 yard square, 10£ d, Is 3d, 2s 3d, 3s 3d, 4s 6d. 1£ yard square, 3s 6d, 4s 6d. l| yard square, Is lid, 4s 6d, 5s 6d. 2 yards square, 4s 6d to 12s 6d. 2£ yards, 8s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 19s 6d, etc. 3 yards, 10s 6d to 32s 6d. 200 pairs Lace Curtains, including Swiss Applique, as well as ordinary goods, Is lid to 21s. 102 White Quilts, 4s-lid to 21s. 617 Madapollams, 4£d to B'id. 4000 Silesia, 3id, 1140 Sheeting, B£d to Is 9d, all widths, 40, 54, 66, 72, 80, 90-inch. 520 Towels, 6d to 3s 3d. 40 pieces Blinding, up to the new Duval Blinds, 4s 6d complete. 2100 Calicoes, sweet, pure goods, 2a lid to 9s 6d dozen. 460 pairs Corsets, W.F. and other makes, 2s 6d up, P.D. and C.8., 3s lid, 5s 6d, 6s lid, 7s 6d to 13s 6d, Thomson's, 2s lid to 10s 6d for Ex. OUB DRESS STOCK. OUB GLOVE STOCK. OUR HOSIERY STOCK. Is all on similar lines. The best goods procurable at OVER-THE-COUNTER PRICES. We have not dwelt on deliveries of Straws, deliveries of Underwear, deliveries of Insertions and Veilings, deliveries of whatever N«w and Fashionable. Our place is a centre of attraction for everything Light and Becoming, or for Solid Substantial Wear. ' In going through Show Room Stock we noticed one or two lines only had been left oyer, and which have been pungently re-

duced, notably, about 9 COSTUMES, various. . 26 CAPES, it will pay to lay aside and other lines. T. AND J. THOMSON, T, AND Jl THOMSON, I ENTS r MERCERS and OUTFITTERS, THE SHIRT HOUSE. Dressed and Fashion Shirts- Large quantities Union. Shirts. Large quantities Tennis Shirts. Cycle Frocks, White, Knitted., 4s 9d, 5s 6d,. 6s-. 9d, 8s 9d. THE IIE HOUSE.. Ties in profusion, from Is. ES3YS' SUITS —Heavy Serviceable Winter Clothing for Boys, in Sailor T Norfolk, Melville, Victorc MEN'S TROS., 40 pair Supei Saddle Tweeds, 10s 6d, 12s lid pair; also m Tweed from 6s IBi pair. THE HAT HOUSE. Besti makers represented in our stock. Framed Felts, 3s lid up. Hard Hats, 4s lid up. THE TAILORING HOUSE. Your attention is called to our Suitings, Worsteds and Trouserings, 57s 6d to 85s. Trousers from 15s 6d to order.. EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASES Your pick of Naval Tarns, 6d each. Indigo Serge. Fox No. 4. Tarns 2s 6d each. Golf Caps, Indigo Serge. 9d, Is. Hard Hats, 5s lid. Unshrinkable Semmits, Is 6d. Winter Shirts, superior goods, I 2s lid to 5s lid. Leather Shirts,. 2s 6d' up. Cotton Shirts, 2s 6d up. T. AND J. THOMSON, Tailors,. Hatters, Mercers,, next McKenzioTs-. ■CROWN" ROUiBU OATS. l/TAISFUFACTUnui; BY LVANS AN .3 jXL CO., LTD.. at their " Crovn Mill* Dunedin. from the best New Zealand WHIT 3 OATS, by the most modern Mach;nera just imported from America. A TRIAL SOLICITED. To be had from"adl- GrocersSole Diauuiacrnrer*. ;: YiSS AND C 0., IT Dt. »ii»«din an^-^Sarmm. MCKEY TO LEND on Approved Fre-i> uujc Oe.un'.V lu ;-Uilia i,i iiliHi '» *!10,600, ax Kates varying fiou. 4$ poj "ant. J'er na: pvni?Y. TF»?t>v ,(,,5,1 KTNNERNKV, ABSTRACT OF SALES BY AUGTPKDsN By the Canterb:?'-- Farmers' Cor«y-era-tivp Association at T.-iiersall's at 21 a.vt* —Horses, implements, etc;.;: at S p.ia.Tlkeshing plant. By the Farmer*' Exri ange Coi„ at Bev wicr. street rooucs .it noor.—Produce, fur- , niture, etc. MEETINGS, AMUSEMENTS; ET& THIS DA'S. Levels C'owity Council Offiire*—Farmers' Union at 3L30 p.m. The Philadelphia (U.S.) County Council has appropriated £20,000 for the erection of a new hospital for consumptives, designed by Dr Shoemaker, a well-known American physician. It will be connected with the city almshouse, and will consist of eight large pavilions with a framework j of steel and the walls and roofs entirely of glass. This will enable the consumptives to enjoy the sunshine on clear days. Five hundred patients will be accommodated. These will be divided among the pavilions according to the stage of the disease. Practical isolation for each patient will be effected by a novel system of ventilation and the constant generation of ozone. There will be static electric batteries in all the pavilions to invigorate the air and destroy all the germs of tuberculosis. The patients will practically breathe rarified air. such as is found at great altitudes, which physicians say is a deadly foe to tuberculosis. Remarkable