Page 9 Advertisements Column 3

Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15505, 16 November 1914, Page 9

CHILDREN'S WEEK THIS WEEK PART OF OUR SHOWROOM WILL BE GIVEN OVER TO THE EXPOSITION OF CHILDREN'S WEAR. We are taking this course because wo'believe that many PARENTS WILL APPRECIATE OUR EFFORTS TO SHOW THEM HOW EASY IT IS TO DRESS THEIR CHILDREN PRETTILY, with a clue regard to their health, and yet inexpensively. CHILDREN'S STRAWS for the Beach. FROM 1s CHILDREN'S LINEN HATS, White with Coloured Band. 1s 11d CHILDREN'S TUNICS, Newest Shapes and Styles. FROM 2s 3d CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFS, 6 for 1s 3d CHILDREN'S HOSE FROM Is CHILDREN'S WHITE EMBROIDERED HATS, Dressy and Smart. FROM 4S 11d CHILDREN'S COATS, in Ratine, with Striped Sponge Cloth Collars, very smart. 12s fld CHILDREN'S NECKWEAR, " ■ 9d each CHILDREN'S HAIR RIBBONS, in all Colours. 6d EACH CHILDREN'S GLOVES. 6d PAIR THE «P«KS»

Rsnovata Your Housa Now SPRING !■ the time for tibia, in or der to obtain the beet effort. When the men at* there. wna\ eboui PAPERING AND DHU CORA TING THE ROOMS? Xfc would be iuat m ir,u maki Q £ iob of it. •STIMATE3 and Bebmm of Colouring »»"» D«*K*ting giro faaa A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF PAPERS 0! LATBSt DESIGNS 10 CHOOSE tfMUM* GEORGE^MURDOCH. Painter and Decorator, Arcade Painters. Signwriters. Paperhangers. Plumbers. AGENTS FOR SHERWIN WILLIAM v. PAINTS AND VARNISHES. , COOPER, King St., Temuka. P&ona 56. Established 1879. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED* "■C-! MR FARMER,- J LOGAN & SON, DOES tfOUR PLOUGH WANT COAL AND PROD UCE MERCHANTS SETTINGP . h to, fetch it along to GEO. DELLOW, on SALE St. Andrews AU, KTNTJR OF C.CIAT. i»n mnn ENGRAVER&DIESINKER for BRASS NAME PLATES BRASS.STEEL 8< RUBBER STAMPS. STENCILSfORMARKINC CASES,Etc. LETTER CUTTING OF EVERY DESCRlPTlONsJarcade.timaru, ON SALE 4 ALL KINDS OF COAL AND FIRE* Oute, whole and crushed. Wheat, whole and crushed. Sharps. Bran, Hay, StrawPoultry Foods a Specialty. Try our ABO CHICK FOOD. Wo can deliver to any part of the town. Telephone 421.

J, LOGAN & SON. BARNARD STAKES!: Kiddies Love JAM. They love it instinctirolymuch as they can got. i . It satisfies perfectly their natural craving for sweets. i And its good for thom—they cannot have too much, It consists simply of Fresh liipo Fruit and Best Cnno Sugar— Nature's own health and strength givers, Let your kiddies bread and "K" Jam at "hetween-ineal" times—and all other times. Give plenty of rice and sago dishes—the kiddies will attack them with zest"K" JAM is not only a'deli, cious sweet, but also a valuable food. Bo sure you always get "E."— the Purest and Best of all. KIRKPATRICK, NELSON. FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY, South End of Town. BOBS O it.. Removed from next McClatchyV Shopto wartie Buildings as Singer's Machin*' Company. Choicest of Goods always «u hand.

USED MANY OTHERS. "My little 'boy William used to get frightful attacks of coughing-at night:' writes Mr Carpenter, Musgiave Street, North Kockhamptbn, Q ' "Chamberlain' 6 Cough Remedy was the means of saving me many a -sleepless "night Jor a couple of doses always relieved him •when the coughing came on, fleforo trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 1 used many other; advertised lines, Dut ' nothing gave him the aUghtpst relief.". J3old 4jyer.ytth.etc,'.,,--.