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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVI, Issue 14922, 14 December 1912, Page 8

lmMmmmmm GOOD SOUND UNMITIGATED VALUE. ItlTOWiTffiT? THE SIGN OF THE CROWN. "Irnic," 10 Cases CHRISTMAS Stuff this morning, railel from Lytielton Saturday—the extra railage paid by ourselves. "Ivaramoa," "liotorua," and the East—Low Freights. Double-width Pailottc Silks, 2s 9d, 6s 3d. Yatsuma Silks. "Whits;, Cream, and every colour : to 3s lid, White, ote.; 7-? dto Is lid colours. 06 Dress Skirts, Tailored 6s lid up, others from 4s lid. 35 Costumes, piped, etc., Grey, Tussore, 16s lid to 2os 6d ; 15 "others ; also White One-nicco Robes 7s lid Ds lid, 14s fid up: 8 Colonial 39s fid to 60s 6d. l f , to 12 in Navv. Grev, Black and White, Black 32s 6d'u». A Wealth of Table Covers, 6s 6d to 22s 6d; Plush higher. GO Miss Robinson's counter Is 4id to (is fid for small tables. Loup £ilk Scarfs in Tosca. Net.- etc.. Black. 5s lid,'6s lid, 9s lid. -'lore Linoleums, Nairn's—special arrangement. Greenwich Co., Three Lions. Evorv width 18 inch to 12 feet—l2o nieces in Stock. Hall Curtains, 5s lid to 23s 6d ; Dreadnought Hearth Rugs, Goat Kugs, Mats, Corridors. Vestibules, Art Serges, Piushettes, evervtbing en suite. A LITTLE LATE—Concordia Suitings, Mohairs Is 9d, Biarritz for Matrons. Novelty Cream Blacks, Serges 15 to 20' Special Robes. The Washing Dresses a Dream. Everyday Cioods from 4 Hi. Poplins, Whipcords. Tussvlkas. 9d single width to 2s 4Jd ' double. Hundreds of Dorehesters, Pandoras, Empress. Brunswick, Gresham Prints 4Ad to 7.k1. Self Cambrics, Sound Ginghams, Brown, Grev, Blue, Pink, Navv, N- Blue, Mole, V Rose. For Dresses or Casern ents-r-Mvsore 4!! d, Marie/id, Utility 6Yd, .Ventura G;7d, Voiles—single or double width. New Gloves—Esmond 3s lid. Alice White 2s Gd. Lilv all colours 3s Gd, Thelma Is 6t.f, Tbex 2s 3d, Marquise Is lid, Cecilia Is 6d, Glc.nluiru Is 3d. Cor.oueror lOkl; Beaver. Grey, Pastel, Sand. White, Cream. Hosiery Undeviating—all the Now 'Hiiiigs; also Cashmere. 2 pnir for 2s Id. 2 for 2s 9d. Splendid Pud'-i-wear—l2o pieces Calico and Nainsook: Woven Combs 2s lid. Vests 11.Vd to 3s lid. While Skirts 2s lid to 12s lid. Camisoles Is Oci. XLrhts 2s lid. THE PEOPLE'S GOODS AT THE PEOPLE'S PRTOES OT" R SYSTEM WORKS WONDERS Cretonnes. Crepe 3?d, Domestic old. Tapestry Klkl. Sateen 7kl. also Prmble Width 7:? d to Is'2d—loo pieces in all. SteiT-ds. Casements. Madras Muslins for Curtains. Borderincr. -Ud up. Sf: dc-r: Handkerchiefs, Belts. Dovlies. Pegev B'vs, T,. n Cnsevs Is -Ud to 4s G(l. E.S. Braids. Suspenders Okl. Sepmrts. Trimmings. Buttons i Obd.-'-.-e-s- : -.erv -sur-'-b--U^ttoned •fTats 2-; fid. Silk Hats. Bonnets 2, lid to Ss Od. Phuo Hats. MoCoats. _ Cambric, lid to 8s ick T+alian vLL SPT,E\D!D CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES. AT READY-MONEY SHO P. Great OCR SEASON'S STOCK NOW OPENED OCT. GIFTS ROR LADIES. GI'ETS FOR GENTLEMEN. GIFT'S FOR CHILDREN. EVERYTHING XEW. EVERYTHING- GOOD. EVERYTHING LOW PRICED. A Visit of Inspection Invited. SOME OF THE CHOSCEST DESJGNJ JEWELLERY, STERLING SILVER JEWELLERY, STERLING SILVER GOODS, LEATHER AND FANCY GOODS, f RESH FROM THE HOME MARKETS. THE DEPENDABLE WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS, ISS STAFFORD ST. GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT: CHURCH ST. Coyfer of York St. (late Straehan'e), npHIS Grocery Man parries a large ,JL fresh stock of all lines, and serves rith promptness and despatch ALL GOODS will be SOLD A'J TOWN PRICES. Carta will deliver no any part of the town, Bnsiness will be conducted on th» motto of Small Profits *nd Quick Retarns. To call a Brandy better than Martell's is Jin empty boast; to beat it for qualityan impossibility. There are no better judges of a real good thing than Britons all the world over, and that is why they have made Martell's first favourite.... The Terra Nova, which leaves Lvttellon this morning expects to reach Captain Scott's base at Cape Evans about flie second' week iii January Captain Scott and his party will then probably be away on 'a sledging journey to.explore south-eastward from the Beardmove Glacier. On her voyage south tho Terra Nova will take soundings and dredgings twice daily whan possible, with tho object of ascertaining how far north tho continental shelf extends into the Ross Sea, the new course- being about 10 degrees east of that taken last year. It is hoped to secure valuable zoological specimens when passing through the pack ice, in- • cJudini some mora specimens of" tho j Ross .seal.