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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13917, 31 May 1909, Page 1

90/- SUITS FOB 75/=. 90/- SUITS FOR 75/-. 90s. SUITS FOR 755. Tailoring Offer At MARRIOTT'S! 90s SUITS For; 755. ABOUT 30 ORDERS ONLY can be taken for these very acceptable Bargains. Tlie Suitings are Reliable Goods, guaranteed Fast Colourings, will give satisfaction in wear. THE SUITS are well lined, and the Fit cannot be excelled. The Selection comprises ENGLISH AND SCOTCH TWEEDS and WORSTEDS, and some CHOICE COLONIAL TWEEDS. GREY CHECK WORSTED SUITING, makes a First-class Suit lor best use, 755. LIGHT BROWN AND GREY MIXTURE All-wool Tweed, a good clean wearer, and will not fade, 7os. SMART DARK BROWN Striped Allwool Colonial Tweed, an up-to-date Cloth'and of exceptional merit for 755. GOOD USEFUL DARK GREY AND BLACK Imparte*l Tweed, will give , every satisfaction to the wearer. ' | . •} 75s the Suit. SMART-LOOKING GREEN STRIPE ' All-wool Colonial Tweed, great ; • value for 755. GOOD IT ARD-WEA RTNG SCOTCH TWEED, suitable for country wear. This is a Suiting that looks ; , extremely well made up. 75s the Suit. 00s SUITS FOR. 755. MARRIOTT'S Clothing Specials. 90/ SUITS . 90/- SUITS FOB 75/-. FOB 75/-.

EMPIRE ISSUE OF '• WEEKLY PRESS." ARRIVING TO-MORROW. WILL contain Twenty Pases of ILLUSTRATIONS. Also a. Large Map of the World, Showing British Possessions. PRICE Gel. r. Wagstatt and Co, ■ AGENTS. "STTEare hooking Orders for Spring VV Delivery of Chrysanthemums. Now .is the time to choose your sorts. We are also taking Orders, for l'rinc Trees, Roses and all general iNiirsery Stock In Cut Flowers and I'loral «„*•«. m R CROSS ' Stafford Str. 1,1 OR SALE by C. Bowker.—3oo0.and V 1000 Acres good. sheep land, o Aeres, House 5 rooms; .10 Acres .House 4 rooms; Building Sites from £4o each, terms. TO LET—Shop and Offices, Arcade. Money to lend on Mortgage, repayable l>v instalments. Translers, 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 oi 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 nojt, 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. J. Pearoe, THE PRACTICAL TAILOR. NEW SEASON'S GOODS to hand Daily. Worsted Coatings, Tweeds and Vicunas, Fancy Trousering in Stock. Correct Fit and Perfect Style GUARANTEED. PRICES REASONABLE