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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXII, Issue 12796, 30 September 1905, Page 2

=" STAN D OUT • A Giant Amongst Pigmies. THE 'lncomparable Flavour and Refreshing Strength of THIS DFTTPTHTTR tpa Causes it to simply tower above all otSers. Obtainable \n Gror?r« vision Merchants throughout New Zealand. A " Grocers and ProWHOLESALE AGENTS t R. WILSON & CO., . CHURGH-6TBEET; T&IAKU ass BOND STREET, DUXEDIN. RINGUP' No. 186.] T .„ Westport Coal Company's Coal Depot CORNER ffBSBSft S N SIBEFXS T OOK OUT FOR OUR D ° nald Gnnn ' W Mana S er " T dou blescreened household coal. Try our SPECIAL HOUSEHOLD MIXTURE, and our SPFCUL NUT* Orders Promptly Executed. Full Weight Guaranteed Ul '-' We r STr ,°^ T ' COAL-BROOKDALE We also" supply STATE COAL. KAITANGATA, !\LL\\l)° II'xEWC^STI.'f . iSsmobZ' PELATC -* blackSall coiis; cok! S Buy Xe\r Ztealand Coal and Keep your kroner io the Country WESTI COAL also obtainable fiom ill Cm! AT<»r/4iaii*o in South fcant«ibury. STEAMERS' BUXKEB 60AL Supplied e" Supplies from Westport arrive Every Fortnicht . THE WESTPORT COAL CO., LTD. JOHN L. GILLIES, Branch Manager.

PARENTS' , SHOULD READ THIS .ti.tf.i"j - ADVERTISEMENT 7 i INTERESTING: Will also let you see ' what we can do. A few Says ago \re purchased a Large Number of BOYS' "NORFOLK SUITS, a! 1 Onehunga Tweeds," Greys, Splendid Patterns, and Weiglity. THESE SUITS are-'iiow opened, and wt are positive Purchasers will be more tliar satisfied with these Goods—--11 THE PRICES, Sizes 9, 10,—11/9 • ' THE PRICES, Sizes 11, 12,-12/6 THE PRICES, 13 to ' 16,-13/6 Smaller Sizes Cheaper. Melville Suits,. 7/9 to 14/6 Sailor Suits, in Navy Serge, always serviceable for Boys—4/9, 4/11, 5/3 Prince . Edward Suits—The Newest, am Yery Dressy. White and Coloure Vests.'.and Collars. From 10/9 Knickers in. all sizes—Plain, also Buckle Rugby. Suits, Trouser Suits . . .

.;'"'' r '3iiAK'-6 : -WAR SUITS, 8/11 . BOYS' HATS—Straws, 1/- ..." BOYS' HATS—B. and White, 9d , _ BOYS' HATS Crash, 1/3 BOYS' HATS—White Drill, 1/BOYS' HATS also 1/3, 1/9 T. & J. THOMSON CORONATION BUILDINGS. Hi{jh-c'a?3 Jewellery at Prices Here is your opportunity. Being overstocked ■ in good GOLD BROOCHES AND LOCKETS, and having large ship- - merits to arrive very soon, we have selected out 2 DOZEN GOLD BROOCHES AND A LARGE LOT OF LOCKETS, And have cut from 10 per cent, to .SO per cent, off their original prices, so as to' command immediate Eale. All quite Fresh Goods, and "in perfect order. G, '& T: YOUNG. 101 STAFFORD STREET.

•' CORINTHIC," 17 CASES FOR CLEAR ance ax customs this ....• MORNING. WE ENDEAVOUR TO SUIT THE PEOPLE, and in doing so suit ourselves; in. other. words, volume of tradi recompenses for the LOW PRICES. .Was%g'.Dresses.— 331 yards Silk and No- ■ ,ve(ty. Voiles Is o£d to Is 2d, 2?0 do-'i a lower range, 9jd. 15? stout make, suitable -.1 .Nurses' wear, etc.; 9d to lOd. 381 , .P«st. Prints 6Jd to 6Jd. 20 .:,„,Pftfr pieces Muslins, Dress, Crash, aiid season's demands, season's We hold a very re- . cherche stock, well-bred good stuff, •' vbufc distinctly CHEAP. Dresses.i-Etabroidered Voiles, Etamine do. , , 1° 2s lid. Junnita Cloths r .!.!?. 11% - range Tweeds Is 6d Creams, Cashmeres, Merinos. An English make of Serge Is 6d; also. Miclia'u's a French maker, various.. f .. Delivery of Select Designs from Colonial Mills. Miss Scobie or _.. Miss Parks can take orders. Show-Room.—l6 dozen Season's Shapes in Burnt, White, Cream Straws or "• 7 ; Mushroom Toques, Tricornes, Tur-. ban:. 37 doz. others in Chip, .Baffia, 1 Panama, Leghorn, Java, Is . . 3d to 3s lid; also a dozen or two ' Chiffon—best goods. Girls* Mush- • room Is 9d to 2s 6d. "River Hats, Silk Hats 4s 6d to' 9s 6d. • Tips, Flowers,. including ■ Fashionable Violets, etc. 18 Costumes 1 , White Skirts, 2s lid up. Overalls, Pinafores, Bibs, Cream Coats, 2s6d. ■ Crash-4s lid;- 136-Blouses in De- ' laine, Nuns, Voile, Muslin, 2s lid t*> 9 s 6d. - Pliable Bodices and other feliaUlfe Corsets 2s 6d up. 16 Children's Frocks, Cashmere or Silk, 3s 3d up. Washing Caps, Bobes, Woven Nights; Spencers Is 6d." 84 Combinations from Stuttgart, from '3s 3d! - .' " Houwhold.—Chenille "Giirfains. Serge, do. 64 Lace 2s Sd to 2s lid. Crewdson' - and Horrock's Calico, best Nos., also - No. 98, Flannelettes—H.p., also 0.P., also ■'■•p.W.'F.,■ as 'solid as'Jin English : sorverfeign; Celtic Rugs 2s 9il, Criterion 4s 3d. Leopold Carpet' Squares los 6d up, also higher goods. Antique. Mats, Kidder do. 2s 9d, Criterion Is. "Sateens, all shades, Cretonnes in Crepe, Domestic, Reversible, Art, 4d "to 'ls 3d. Quilts, Dimity Sheeting from Hoilin's Mill, ■ Printed and '-Art Miis-* lins, etc., THE BEST OF GOODS AT THE LOWEST Smallwear.—Beehive Wools, Shetland do., . Berlin do:, Side Combs,' Pads, Nets, Peri Lustra 6Jd, Sylko ljd. Tape, 12 pieces for 6d. Suspenders, Briggs' Transfers—novel designs. Crepe Cord Galons, Featherstitches, Protectors, Collar Supports. Gloves,- Hosiery.—Edith Is 3d, 1905 IOJd, ■ Queen lOJdi- Favourite 9£d, Ercildoun Is. - 29 doz. ordinary Standard Nos. in Lacei Lisle, Silk; and 34 doz. Hosiery from an approved maker—the pick of his Nos. Fancy and Silks.—7B4 Muslin Strips Em- ' broidery-— v:ry Special." Puritan . Collars, Eton do.. Fronts. SilkBelts' Is 6d lo 4s" 6d. K3 doz. Scallop Border Handkerchiefs, 27 doz. H.S., 6 for Is up. Veilings, Vegetable Laces, Suitall. 120 . doz. Two Tone and Val. Lace at . „• a dis..' Umbrellas 2s lid tt> lis 6d, .y -." Sunshades 2slld to 9s lid. Boule- . ■ vardsv H.G. Shawls, Glacis Silks. .-*,-'18? Embroidered . Silk .Is lljd—- •' value for 2a 9d: Also delivering—- •■-.. 750 :Jap. Silks, White, "Cream, Colour, Is Oid to 2s 9d, 27-inch w'idei . Embroidered Tussore, Is " lid. '-''Velveteen, Chiffon, various Novelty Hat Rucheings, etc., etc.

T. and J. Thomson, \ THE SIGN OF THE CROWN.