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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13863, 27 March 1909, Page 2

AULSEBROOK'S NEW BISCUIT. NURSERY RHYMES Pure Food and Amusement for Children Good for Old as well as Young. ; o Ladies!' Costumes. UR TURNOVER IN 'IHIS DEPARTMENT HAS MORE THAN DOUBLED DURING THE LAST YEAR. CHAS. G. SNOW, , THE HIGH-OI.ASS TAILOR, TIMARU. AUSTRALASIA'S CHOICE r?73* I CANADIAN CORSET A charming rteW model, Combining' the advantages of the girdle top, with those of tiie medium longhip corset. Produces exquisite, ness and grace imparts Parisian, Elegance and a superb figure. Made of English'..Coutil; rust proof 'boning throughout; one of the bestsellers ever made. • Yout Draper should carry this style, parttqti* larly adapted for medium And slender figures.,•• well as our numerous other models, many of which '' are especially designed for stout women; tf not, , pjease write our agents who will gladly »ee thai ;; you are immediately provided with the corset be* : suited to your figure. Popular prices. D k W. Murray, Ltd..> Australian Agency. Bing. Harris. Gc Co., Ltd.. New Zealand Ajcdct.CLARHAMS HORSE HOI -HOLDS. ■ V_ fcAO.;; SOMETHING GOOD SOMETHING SAFE. SOMETHING NO HORSE OWNER SHOULD BR WITHOUT. AGENT FOR TIMARU AND DISTRICT. . ' Also for ' " TUTTLE AND CLARK'S" HARNESS AND HORSE BOOTS AND TROTTING GEAR. J. WORKMAN. SADDLER. HARNESS MAKER, Stafford St., Titnaru. Now is the time for Horso COVERS. We have a stock of Covers we can confidently recommend. ft .beautiful clean all-flax Canvas with ft splendid Felt. • ' '' F COAL. COAL. !»OM OUR BPECIALLY BELECTFD STOCKS, w MM Mpply AT LOWEST'RATES *nd *l'*hort notio* to ' HOUSEHOLDERS I. BLACKSMITHS 1 TRACTION JNGINBB I STEAM PLANT OWNKRfI All Kinds of Coal and Best Firewood. STEAMERS' BUNKER COAL SUPPLIED EX HULK. KING UP No. 43, or kn yonr ORDERS AT OUR OFFICM, IMPIKK BUILDINGS, CHURCH JSTRKBT. TIMARU. WESTPORT COAL COY. (Ltd.) FOR GOOD FURNITURE J AND CHEAP FURNITURE WE ARE IN FRONT EXCEPTIONAL VALUE CASH -At— Beckingitam's Stafford Street North.

SINGER Talks. 3.—THIS EXTRAVAGANCE OF CHEAPNESS IN A SEWING MACHINE. 171 VERY woman knows tho foolish _A extravagance ol' buying anything for her house just because it is "cheap." Every woman also knows that. what scorns "dear" at first is often "cheapest in the enrl." Yet the woman who -will urge her husband to buy thoroughly good overcoat because he gels several seasons' wear out of it, often buys some unknown sewing machine for hersell because of its " bargain," price. Now tho Singer Sewiftg Machine costs very little, 'more than thruwn-togetlier catch-yenny machines. Yet ONE Singer will outlast several of tlic ordinary kind. " The Singer has eaKnod the reputation of naming as smoothly at the end of its twentieth or thirtieth year as tho day it was bought. Considering this, the Singer is in tho end the cheapest machine to own. STAFFORD STREET. SUTTON'S Early Gem Carrot, But lob'b B®rlir B!«QrirherH, e =o c f.-© 4 J!.