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MARRIOTTS' PRESENT t HEIR First Shipments of New Sprinq Goods. The complete change In the Hats, in Piece Dress Goods, and particularly the chanqe m both the Styles and Materials of the Ready-to-Wear Dresses, makes the present opening one of the most fascinating duties we have ever experienced. It's a Season of Extremes, the Shapes of Ladies' Model Hats, have moved from the larqe JPJ? rsosiie Hats os the Mushroom Type, to the small, jaunty, and neater "Dolly Yarden Shapes, Dresses and ©ostumes also show a marked chanqe. the styles being fuller in fcoth coat and skirt, although the skirt is, in many cases, heavily draped, the width at the foot is as narrow as formerly. In Sottons a number of Dresses are showing White Skirts and Floral Goatees, and they are particularly Smart and should become popular. WE p K MARRIOTTS' ARE SH©WiMG A TRAVELLER'S SAMPLE RANGE of these dresses at SAMPLE PRICES. As there are only TO of these Dresses and they are very cheap, early buying is needful. ' 1 VERY SMART COSTUME, Floral Spongo Cloth Coat, with "White Skirt. Ordinary Value, 22 s 6d SAMPLE PRICE 15s 6d. BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED SPONGE CLOTH COSTUME, Collar and Cuffs of Black Glace Silk, High-waisted Skirt. Ordinary Price, 32s 6d SAMPLE PRICE, 25s 1 Very Dainty COSTUME, "White Voile Skirt and Allover Embroidered Coat, trimmed with Cerise. Ordinary Value, 78s 6d' SAMPLE PRICE, 63s LADIES' BLOUSE ROBE, White Ground with Black Pin Spot, Peter Pan Collar and Cuffs. Ordinary Price, 7s 6d SAMPLE PRICE, 5s Gd ONE-PIIi.CE FROCK in Grey Gingham, Embroidered Yoke, 'smartly made. Ordinary Value, 14s 6d SAMPLE PRICE, 9s lid 1 VERY DAINTY FROCK in Creme Voile, Peter Pan Collar and Cuffs, trimmed with Washable Silk. Ordinary Price, 20s SAMPLE PRICE, 14s 6d WHITE PIQUE BLOUSE ROBE, Magyar sleeve, trimmed with Saxe Blue Linen. Ordinary Value, 17s 6d SAMPLE PRICE, 14s 6d

Tf * un Wj f B j fcARSHMKtft {<ArnrßßN&9s SXCEOS OP 7AHMIO/ ALL that is desirable m Tea is found in those three Top leaves. When you drink Tea made from these you realise for the first time what true flavour and fragrance are. The secret is in the tips. In combination they make that finest, rarest, and most esteemed blend—--1/6 1/8 1/10 2/SOLD BY DISCRIMINATING STOREKEEPERS. *— HAINES ADV. IM7\T 'o TO-n cet Nelson Onr teas never vary. Th ■ —... WnatenTea. i hero are no v " „,, S3R>*«:u W:h-t:on von hav, r.T o ATF.'S 'TMii'ls , i'ixr-ax-puo:l(.'• rc- MOAT 17 ' S from tlu-rn ii fuse tVm flnnlv. See yon ivA s ' ' 1 the p;ist yon vril! c,.; not r>n?r tp a r pTT P c rra s . DOW —arid «n the future. Set! you set >' ;i=ou Itoate's. 7 i i* JiaSycßssTAts Tastes like Fruit Juice! H® knows a goo 4 jollj when lie tostei sft I The genuine fruity flavour is and something else, so cool and tantafisinirly dolicioui that it just makes eating too blissful for expression. Hii mother SHIP JELLY CRYSTALS. Pure, wholesome and nutritious* cmd ia a variety cf flavourings. A.51 Grorers stock this Favourite Brand WWMm e '->*2 V m Hull! &&j4s3* I M )ans b: into £!3 upen l in th< •• v.' o -} !; ij; i I'l, Ko Ti v f%n In addition to its splendid heating and cooking qualities, the "Champion" has this advantage also: IT CAN BE TURNED INTO AN OPEN FIRE. Lift off the top plate, pull the catch, and tho fire comes into full view, giving; extra heat and better ventilation to the kitchen. For sitting by in the evening, or when washing this open fire is a great convenience. Write fcr Catalogue. We post it free. BrinsJsy and Go., Duncdin. t&tiSa & u §^*9 NELPON T>on't liny nnv tea—see II is N\-]son Monte's*. Tho M O A T* R > "nine is a <ruur\ntee of * C, a Hl;pren , e qu; ,i;ty and tho *> Uf? !•- TP AS t?>;t vulue. Sec yop — 1 . «et Nelson Clone's. 5 NELSON MOAT E ' S PUR F. TEAS nrs tlio hest rnlue von '".tn <ret. IJy merit ri'iont' it. lias taken ihe pre eminent via.jc. bv iderit nlon.' it still keops it. Get Nelson Motif's 'IVa.. 6 1 1 I IS.—Try Moic^ ' Ureut Cor~b Ciua. th 9 16 Sf cINTYRE'Ss Extra Strong Female iv.L Fills, 4s 6d, obtainable \Y. Haj- , ter, Chemistj Fa'.i'lie aud 'l'imaru,

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Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15443, 4 September 1914, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15443, 4 September 1914, Page 5