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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14274, 15 August 1910, Page 3

m THOROUGHLY OVERHAULED AND SOUND IN EVERY PART, ftpriiiK, the. timo For Cyclists is now just opening, and the NEW SEASON'S STOCK will Soon be arriving. THEY ALL MUST BE CLEARED AT PRICES FROM EASY TERMS OF REPAYMENT! If You have not made up vour mind to Imv JUST CALL AND WE WILL BE PLEASED TO TALK THE MATTER OVER WITH YOU. SHEPHERDS BUILDINGS, STAFFORD ST. SOUTH. -A SPECIAL DISPLAY is being made of HIGH-CLASS GOODS—both in Sterling Silver and Electro Plate. The majority of these articles having proved too expensive for the Colonial Markets, we have made Reductions J n Prices to bring them within the reach of the buying public. 10 per cent Discount for Cash given off Every Article in tft® Shop. Butter Dish, was 27s 6d. Now ISs 6d Inkstand, was 27s 6d. Now 17s 6d. Butter Dish, was 14s, Now 9s. Marmalade Jar, was 265, Now 19s. (4 Cups;, was 555, Now Marmalade Jar, was 13s 6d, Now 9s. „ ." .' Marmalade Jar, was 14s, Now 10s. Fruit Stand, was 60s, Now 455. AVater Jug) wai 435 . Now bruit Stand, was 445, Now 325. 1 an sgures. We are Opening Premises in STAFFORD STREET (Next to Nalder's Garage) TO-MORROW! where we will show Bargains in all sorts of Goods. HOW WILL THESE PRICES SUIT YOU! Brass Rail Bedstead, Box Mattress and Bolster, full size, £2, Bolim Piano, almost new, £33 A Nibble! Billiard Table complete £ls.' Edison Standard Phonograph, with 5U records and largo Horn £6. Handsome Carved Sideboard, Solid Kauri, £lO. Pictures, Vases, Tools, Linoleums, Mats, Pots, and Pans, Cruets, and Hosts of other things at tho Stafford Street,

DOCTORS DIFFER, 1 Theologians also. We all speculate as to whether huV lives live for ever. What is one man's meat is another man's poison. . What is pain to me is joy to you and contrariwise. ' The relativity of pleasure is almost complete. Your bootblack does not wish to edit a paper, and you don't wish to live in Buckingham Palace. Tbo baffled millionaire who finds +he Kohmoor is not for sale is probablv no more disconsolate and no less 'disconsolate than the beggar hoy who only has a ha'penny, and knows that his favourite tart is priced at twice that sum. Finally, Heaven gives us our relations — Thank God we can choose our friends and our Ointment. To recapitulate, Doctors, Theologians, et hoc genus omne mav differ, hut all who have experience agree that Red Cross Ointment stands "alone' as the greatest thing in cures, because wnerever there is a skin affliction Red Cross Ointment will, after the first application, absolutely begin its miraculous healing work. For influenza take Woods' Great Pepermint Cure. Never fails. Is fid and 2s 6d..j