Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIII, Issue 14380, 21 December 1910, Page 4

The Centre of Attraction! ... Visit... For \ Ballantynes / For Christmas Gift Novelties! Christmas Gift Fancy Goods IN EXCLUSIVE VARIETY Novelties! J. BALLANTYNE & C& THE DRAPERS.

D.I.C. ARE YOU COING TO FURNISH A NEW HOME THIS SPRING? IF YOU ARE, wo want you to give tis tho opportunity of demonstrating tlnxt tho D.I.C. caD save vou money. Our Stocks come direct- from tho World's loading Manufacturers, and being bought in large quantities we get the verv beat terms. THE D.I.C. IS PREPARED WHEN SO REQUIRED, TO ARRANGE SPECIAL TERMS AS TO PAYMENT. D.I.C. 7IMARU SAMPLE ROOMS, GEORGE STREET. W. SAXJ'ERTHWAITE. Representative.

Another Good Line BOYS' WASHINC TUNICS AND BLOUSES. BOYS' WASHINC SUITS. 250 WASHING BLOUSES AND TUNICS, ENGLISH SAMPLES, All to ga at 23 3d each. Worth double the Money. BOYS' WASHING SUITS, ENGLISH SAMPLES, 4s 6d, Is lid, os lid, 6s 6d A. GABITES, TIMARU & TEMUKA. Seasonable Suggestions. 1 Here are " Just the Things" for Present Season. THE Question "WHAT TO BUY" for the Gift Season can bo answered br a visit- to the C.F.C.A. Tho Useful is Combined with tho Ornamental in tba superb array of High-Ciass MERCHANDISE. Special Showing of Linen Goods > DRAWN THREAD, TEXERIFFE, LACE AND EMBROIDERED, D'OYLIES, TABLE MATS, SIDE BOARD CLOTHS, DUCHESSE CLOTHS, TEA AND SUPPER CLOTHS, »TRAY CLOTHS, BED SPREADS, CUSHION COVERS, PILLOW CASES, DAMASKS. Some Appropriate Gifts. HANDKERCHIEFS. RIBBONS, CLOVES, APRONS, HOSIERY, NECKWEAR, BELTS, TIES, HAND-BAGS, PEGGY BAGS, PURSES, COLLAR BOXES, GLOVE BOXES, SOAP CASES, HAIR BRUSHES, BRUSH AND COMB SETS. , HAND MIRRORS, DRESSING CASES, SUNSHADES, SILKS, BLOUSES, SILVER-MOUNTED TOILET REQUISITES, PERFUMERY, BASKETS, PIN-CUSHIONS. Lest you Forget. TOY AND DOLL SECTION. CHILDREN'S WANTS ARE SPECIALLY CATERED FOR IN ; OUR UNIQUE COLLECTION OF NOVELTIES FROM TOY-LAND. TEDDY BEARS, DOLLS, BUCKETS. SPADES, BATS, T.R. BALLS, ANIMALS, TOY SHOPS, PICTURE BOOKS, CELLULOID TOYS. The Canterbury Farmers' Co-op Association, Ltd., TIMARU.

Special Window Display Of Acceptable Xmas Gifts. I WE'RE MAKINC A SPECIAL WIN- | DOW DISPLAY of some really superb § Footwear Styles—splendid New Coads which would make most acceptable XMAS GIFTS for Ladles or Gentlemen. TIME'S CETTINC SHORT NOW—call In to-day and make your Cife Selections. You'll find something to please you here—for the price rango is realiy low, and the Qualities and Styles superb. PENROSE BROS., STAFFORD STREET. TELEPHONE, 245. BOX, 84.

Christmas, 1910. BUSINESS ACTIVITIES AT " THE SIGN OF THE CROWN." ATTRACTIVE DEMANDS. Initial Excclda Hkfs lOtl, Silk 2s lid. Plain and Twill Silk Hkfs, Is 8d to $3 lid. Fancy Borders, 7UI. lOd. White Lawns and Linen. per Ivalf doz., Is Gd, Is lid. 2s lid, 3s up. We are strong In HEN'S TIES. The Latest, 6d to 2s 6d. Umbrellas, Union and Silk Covers, 4s 1 Itl to 17s lid. Our Famous and I'asliiosi Shirts, 2s lid, .is Cd, 3s lid, 4s (id,. Is lid. :1s fid. Four-fold Linen Collars 4s Cd half doz. Soft Collars. l Jd. 10U1. White Dressed Shirts, 4s lid, 5s Cd, 5s lid. Gs lid. Tennis Shirts, 3s Cd, 3s lid, 'ls 3d, 4s lid. Men's Fancy Half Hose, 9(1, Is Plain Black Cashmere Socks. 10jd, Is, Is 3d. Is Gd. 2s. The liest Makes in Braces, Ib, Is 6d, 2s, 2s (id up. Knitted Ties. Is Gd, Is lid. Fringed Travelling Rugs, 12s lid, 14s lld up. Splendid Stochs of the most Reliable Goods particularly wanted at this time of tho yea». Thomsons' OU'imTEKS.

INDIAN EMPORIUM. XXTE have pleasure in announcing TT that we nave juat opened op a very Fine Assortment of INDIAN MUSLIN DRESSES, beautifully embroidered; alac SILK LACE TIES. MALTESE LACE TIES. OOLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS etc. We cordially invite Inspection. JOHN E. HURDLEY & SON, STAFFORD Sir HENRV" PATENTS HUGHES. ■ Cliristchuroh i «•- E. S. JACKSON, Stnffora Street Tuoatu Representative.

Lavender Water No. 62. If you aro wanting a r.tee Pottle of Perfume, try No. ">- Old bullish LAVENDER WATER, in BottU'3 at IS, 2s 6d, 3s 6d, «S, and 6s 6d each. AGENT FOR TIMARtf. L. B. JAMEt, CHEMIST. STAFORD SFTREET.