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Timaru Herald, Volume XC, Issue 13316, 19 June 1907, Page 1

14 DAYS SALE OF; PIANOS Dresden Piano Go

A PROCESSION OF PLEASED PATRONS IS PASSING THROUGH THE SHOWROOM, ATTRACTED BY PENROSE'S JACKET & FUR SALE! WHICH IS BEING SO SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCTED." ' ctttvi'TTT OF POUNDS. THE POSSIBILITIES S HIL ,W X THh^WTKH'Sk TOR SeVeX !>-«'« CSUinTBI), IF APPLIED AT THE Sale of Jackets and Furs at Penrose's. Did Half-a-Guinea ever buy so much as here ? "■5 KS-ss. JACKCTS bSiw^a. GREK?" CHECK TWEED COATS. r„ICB, 10, 6.1. LIGHT BRET TWEED COATS, S; "raraC.'''lfc 6,1. VERY LONG DARK COATS. «* M. LADIES' PALETOTS, in Lipht Grey with large check of Dark Oroy. cut with swing back ami -belt round SALE rI > If T.. 10s 6.1. Ladies' Cravenettes for Rainy Days Yet to Come ! ladies- faws cratexettes. »£*>■ • CORRECT SHADES. TERY DARK GREY CBAYraBgBM-J ~ >Jj£ ls . " ALANY NOVELTY POINTS IN CONSTRUCTION x'FTiV STVTISH GREEN CRAVENETTES, beautifully strapped, and with velvet collar Usual Price, £1 12s 6(1. SALE PRICE. £1 5s 6d. T inm 'NAVY CRAVENETTES, made with Empire Yoke and Full Sleeves. LADIES NAV i CKAV £i SALE PRICE, £1 8; 6d SEE HOW PRICES DROP. o\l a tit ORFFN CRAVENETTES, made with Two Capes, full back and belt. - * ~ " Usual I'iice, £1 19s 6d. SALE PRICK. £1 10s. All Silk Black Goats FOR MIDDLE-AO ED OR ELDERLY LADIES. TRIMMED SILK APPLIQUE AND QUILTED THROUGHOUT—LINED TWILL SILK. ONE EACH CU Price, 100s, 110*, 120, mKT M , 70s . If anv younrr man wants to give a Present to his Mother, he could not clii better than buy her a Black Silk Coat: you couldn't please her as well with anvtbing else. PENROSE'S JACKET & FUR SALE-

Fluid Corn Cure. " T~\KAR SIR,—I have trier! several so- ' U called Corn CW;, and got little or no benefit from them. Yonr FLUID CORN CURE has completely removed all mv Corns. I afterwards Inwl a little left in" the bottle, which I gave to a neighbour and he too nsed it with good T \ s am, yours faithfully, T. Vt. BARKER, AlburyJ" PRICE, Is. To be had only from R. SommervHle PH /& DISPENSING CHEMIST, Stafford Street, Timaru. Arch. Lawrie to announce that he has taken over Mr Budd's well known Shop in STAFFORD STREET, and hopes for | a continuance of Pnblie Patronage. The Shop and whole Premisos are now being thoroughly renovated, and will be RE-OPENED TOWARD THE END OF THE WEEK. MR LAWRIE is a Practical PASTRYCOOK of 25 years' experience in Glasgow. GOODS OF THE BEST QUALITY and attention will always be associated with the Business. Farmers and Builders CAN SAVE 20 PER CENT. by dealing with Palmer £ Kedzlie, For all Ironwork. THEY HATE ON SALE Spring Carts. Dravs, and Expresses, and undertake ALL REPAIRS t«> FARM IMPLEMENTS: HORSE-SHOEING especialiy attended to. Only Expert Hands employed. Palmer and Ked2lieDEEP BREATHING is the vital force of Life. Develop and strengthen the Lun«s—ifc means the foundation of health. Classes : —For Children, Saturday morning and afternoon ; Adults, Week-days, afternoon and evening. CHAS. IT. SIMMONDS, Masseur, late Instructor of Consumptive Camps. ChristfTinrrh. Address : Stafford Street North. Timarn.