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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 11688, 22 February 1902, Page 1

Great Expectations Without One Disappointment, THIS COMMUNITY naturally expects much from this store, at END' _, ©F SEASON SAvLE especially. The expectation is we're' fieing our best to meet it. If you visit out dress section with great expectations you'll be more than satisfied with the array of bargains opened out on the counters and tables. You may think that we hare only placed for sale at these low prices distinctly summer goods that you will not" be able to make use of in a few weeks' time. WRONG' TIME. While it is true we are clearing our summed stock as fast as ever we can, it is equally true that we have written down a big lot of stuff suitable for winter wear. We are offering now, WINTER DRESSES at quite HALF THE PRICE same goods will be ticketed during the- season. You may wonder why. The explanation is quite easy, for we have as many winter dresses coming forward as ever we will be able to sell during the winter months. We prefer to lose a little now on the dresses we have on hand rather than mix them up with the incoming stuffs. Does this not appear to you the better way? We hope so. WE HAVE BARGAIN LOTS IN WINTER TWEEDS WE HAVE BARGAIN LOTS IN'SUMMER COATINGS WE HAVE BARGAIN LOTS IN SILK BLOUSE LENGTHS WE HAVE BARGAIN LOTS IN MOIRETTE SKIRTINGS , WE HAVE BARGAIN LOTS IN FACED CLOTHS <; :. : WE HAVE BARGAIN LOTS IN BLACK OR NAVY SERGES WE HAVE BARGAIN LOTS IN COTTON DRESSES WE -AVE BARGAIN LOTS IN BOXED ROBES FOR WINTER WE HAVE BARGAIN LOTS IN BOXED MUSLIN ROBES WE HAVE BARGAIN LOTS IN EVENING DRESSES BARGAIN BARGAIN PENROSE'S Great Summer Sale!

J. McNAB, TIM ABU and F . THE attention of intending purchasers is ■directed to the following information. The Goods are Handsome and Useful, and Cash Terms the best. Oak Biscuit Barrel 2Qs, Oak Salad Bowl and Servers 40s, 4-Cup Egg-Frame and Spoons 30s, Breakfast and JJinner Cruets | 15s and 20s, Bread Forks 7s 6d, Sugar and Cream Stand 15s, Sterling Silver-mounted Hair Brush 15s, Comb 7s 6d, E.P.B.M. Teapot 20s. K.P.N.S. Teapot (5) GilL 60s, Coal Scuttle Sugar Basin 20s„ Butter Dish and Knife 12s, Hot Water Kettle and Spirit Lamp, best Hard Metal and finish, £4, Afternoon Tea Set (3) pieces 635. JOHN JlcJi A B, Watchmaker and Jeweller. TIMARU and FA IE LIE. !

B U D D. UNCHEONS AFTERNOON TEA. EVEAY ACCOMMODATION FOR COUNTRY VISITORS. BUD D'S. FOR OOMFORT ANT> CKlAt.tty.

TTTANTED KNOWN—FOR NEW YEAR, WEDDING, AND BIR3HDAY PRESENTS, x THE TIMARU CASH STORE *• Cannot be beaten. It is a Fact. I Sell to Sell again. The crowded state of our Show Room bears testimony that our numerous Clients are awakening to the fact that they effect a CLEAR SAVING Of 10 to 15 per cent, on all their purchases at the TIMARU CA'SH STORE. W. MILLER, PROPRIETOR. FISHING TACKLE. FISHING TACKLE. Landed ex s.s. Waimate. SPECIAL Split Cane Rods, English made, 25s each. Greenheart Fly and Minnow Rods. Above are all built to order; and exactly what's wanted for S.C. Check Revolving Plate Reels, from 5s each, a large assortment. Lines, dressed and undressed, Silk and Hemp. Pearl Soleskin, Silk, Bone, Zolomte, and Metal Minnows, nest collection ever shown nere. Eyed Flies, Sneck Hooks, *pecially , dressed, 2s doz. Spinning Traces, from Is each. Best selected Casts, 2-yard, 9d ; 3-yard, Is. In strong, fine, .extra fine, lx, 2x, and 3x. Fly Books and Boxes, for Eyed Flies. Gut from 5s to 35s hank. Baskets, Nets, Gaffs, Hooks, Swivels, etc North British Rubber Coy., Brogues ana Waders. Country orders by letter carefully selected and attended to. D. J. CALDWELL. Ironmonger. TTP-TO-DAIE ROVERS. CLEVELANDS. CALEDONIAS. All Makes aDd Styles of .Cycles repaired and put in order at Caledonia Cycle Works, Corner of Woollcombe and Barnard Streets Telephone, 146. IJeswick and Stafford Streets, Tiinarn. Ph'jmgrapha, Etchings, Engravings, Fine Art Pictures, and Picture Framing AT LOWEST CASH PRICES. J. RADCLIFFE Beswick and Stafford Streets Timarra.