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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13899, 10 May 1909, Page 1

Jacket and Fur Inducements -AT MARRIOTT'S THIS WEEK 1 SAMPLE LOT OF FURS SHOWING AS MUCH AS £1 REDUCTION IN MANY CASES. SOME VEIIY CHOICE FURS ■ IN FITCH, SKUNK, MARMOT, POINTED FOX, AND BEARS TO CHOOSE FROM. MARRIOTT'S ARE GIVING 2s IN THE COMPLETE £1 OFF ALL CASH PURCHASES OF JACKETS FOR THIS WEEK. READY-TO-WEAR BLOUSES also bear the same REDUCTION, 2s IN THE £l, . ■ OUR CHOICE SELECTION OF . READY-TO-WEAR COSTUMES . , . bears • • 2s IN COMPLETE £1 FOR CASH. , ■ I OUR TRIMMED MILLINERY , . - n'ill be subject also to the same, and in some cases .a GREATER REDUCTION IS MADE. . \ MARRIOTT'S May Week Inducements. ■ ' • •. -- V .

E W 800 K S. The Gorgeous Isle —Gertrude Atherton. The Prince of Dreamers —F. A. Steel. The. Quest Eternal—Lillibridge. Some Ladies in Haste —Robert Chambers. The Song of Hyacinth —John Oxenham. We of the Never, Never—Mrs Aeneas Gunn. The Husband of Edith —George BarrMcCutcheson. Gay Lawless —Helen Mathers. Flower of the Dusk—Reed. In Wolf's Clothing—Charles Garvice. The Broad Road—Annie Swan. The Empress of the Andes —Florence Wat-den. Lady Noggs Intervenes —Edgar Jepson. T. Wagstaff. THE EDUCATIONAL BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, TIMARU. NOW is a good time to Plant Pines ■ and Macrocarpas, also to send in your Orders for Roses and Fruit Trees to be despatched about the end of the month. Place your orders with us for all Garden Requirements. GEORGE CROSS, Stafford Street. P.S.—Sweet Tahiti Oranges, ten for Is. FOR SALE by C. Bowker.—3ooo and 1000 Acres good sheep land; o Acres, House 5 rooms; 10 Acres,. House 4- rooms; Building Sites from £45 each, terms. TO LET —Shop and Offices, Arcade. Money to lend on Mortgage, repayable by instalments. Transfers, Mortgages and Leases prepared under Land Transfer Act by C. BOWKER, Licensed Land Broker. INFORM YOURSELF ABOUT YOUR EYES ! THINK, they work fifteen hours a day, and do so unassisted, or maybe are handicapped by a pair of imperfect glasses. There is no middle ground in spectacle wearing. You either have a pair of glasses that are perfectly right, else they are wrong and injure your sight. DON'T TAKE ANY CHANCES. Come in and talk it over with me. I can tell you whether you need glasses or not, or whether your old ones are still the -proper ones for you to wear. BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT. Wm. Mcßride. 0.D., 0.8., CONSULTING OPTICIAN, TIMARU. MISS WESTROPP, THE CENTRAL ART NEEDLEWORK DEPOT, STAFFORD ST. MISS WESTROPP has Crewe] Crochet Silks, Knitting -Silks Berlin Wool, Beehive Wool, Shetland Wool, Andalusian Wool, Roslyn, Rfcli' ance, and Lady Betty Wools,