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Timaru Herald, Volume CVI, Issue 16232, 30 March 1917, Page 3

1 Mhmm '&ti®^mMm&fflmmßmimmmm %mfflmmmiimiiiwm s^a^mmmaim!^!^ £7ooo' WORTH OF GOODS AT CLEARING PRICES lens In both pur Stores north and South, Stafford Street Our First Sale since our Company started. We have the Stocks. We have the intention to clear them. The Prices will do the rest DINNER SETS.—We hold a range of HALL LAMPS, 14s 6d 25 Patterns which are our regular 1 only, ].os now 2s 6d. Stock Patterns, • and can be mat- STABLE LANTERNS, were Is 3d, ched at any time.' Made up in _.„, 110W 25, 31, 32, 36, 49, and 61 Pieces. SMALL HURRICANE LAMPS, 3s, Sale Prices—24s, 27s 6d, 305,, 355, nr n <? w Is Od 40s, 455, 495, 52s 6d, 57s 6d, 60s. beyond description—- ' 695, 755, 775-6 d '■% COME AND SEE IT. (They will never be sold again at -WARE—Stew Pots, 2s' these prices.) ' 6d, 3s 6d, 4s 6d,. 6s 3d; Oval DINNER PLATES AND SOUP ? am « Dishes, 2s 9d, 4s, 6s, 8s 9d; PLATES, i doz, 2s, 2s 6d>,2s 9d Ju S s j Is, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is 9d; TEA PLATES, 2s, 2s 6d . ■ "- Coffee Jugs, 2s, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 3s; MEAT.DISHES. Is, and Is odeach "' P] e Dislie s/ Is 3d.. Is. 6d, Is 9dj ODD SAUCE TUREENS, complete, ■; <£" uet Sets, 3s 9d, 4s 6d, ss. Is each ' . : WHITE GRANITE PUDDING ODD SAUCE BOATS, 6d each Y BOWLS, Sale Price Bd, lOd, Is, ODD COVERS for VEG. DISHES, ' ls 3d, Is 6d. Is 9d . 6d each '<.'■. WHITE GRANITE AND BROWN WHITE AND COLOURED '.VEG. ' PIE DISHES, lOd, ls, Is 3d, ls DISHES, 2s 9d each ' >-' . ' ■, 6d, ls 9d, 2s 6d, 42s 6d, 47s 6d: 12s, 35s* now 20s PLATES, i doz, 2s, 2s 6* 2s 9d Ju S s j Is, Is 3d, ls 6d, ls 9d; TEA PLATES, 2s, 2s 6d . ■ "- Coffee Jugs, 2s, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 3s; MEAT.DISHES, ls, and Is odeach "' P] e Dislie s/ Is 3d.. Is. 6d, Is 9dj ODD SAUCE TUREENS, complete, ■; <£" uet Sets, 3s 9d, 4s 6d, ss. Is each ' . : WHITE GRANITE PUDDING ODD SAUCE BOATS, 6d each Y BOWLS, Sale Price Bd, lOd, Is, ODD COVERS for VEG. DISHES, ' ls 3d, Is 6d. ls 9d . 6d each '<.'■. WHITE GRANITE AND BROWN WHITE AND COLOURED 'VEG. ' PIE DISHES, lOd, ls, Is 3d, ls DISHES, 2s 9d each ' >-' ■, 6d, Is 9d, 2s Some Patterns in DINNER, SETS YELLOW MIXING BOWLS, is 3d/ to clear—3os how 355, 35s now. "' ls 9d. 2s 6d, 3s t 30s, 37s now 31s, 425,6 d now 355, and PUDDING BOWLS, 56s now 47s 6d' .... : : 2s 6d, 3s 6d, 4s TEA SETS— 21 pieces (English DIVIDED VEG. DISHES, 2s 6d, 2s China, from. 13s 6d, ,22s 6d, 255, > 9d 3s 3d 4s S £?' A 9s ,S d V:, 40 pi eces—27s W HITE GRANITE MILK PANS, were 3s, now ls lid; A few INCOMPLETE SETS, 25s now' 'WHITE -GRANITE OVAL : PUD12s. 3;>s' now 20s: - .-.'■:■. '.' DING MOULDS A Lot of ODD CUPS -AND SAUC- B ttttft? vtatppat? ERS AND PLATES .at aearin E J3U Tiv;o c £ oc *: s and VINEGAR JARS, all prices TOILET WARE-6 Piece: ; T £f s > 2s 9d > now 255, 40s now:32s;6d, 50s now: ruwq ii m 37s 6d, 60s now 495, 20s now 16s :W? C ? LASSES > flom 3s 6d T DAMAGED SETS—37s od now 22s 6d, 42s 6d:now\3os, 27s 6d now PRORATED GLASS TOPS- for 12s 6d '"■''■ Vases/3d each ■; " PERFECTION HYGIENE CHAM< : : Brooms, Shoe BERS, 7s 6d now 35.6 d; Child's do., 3s 3d now 2s 3d . : ODD BRUSH VASES, 6d each'. ODD SOAP DISHES,' 6d and> 9d ' LOT OF EWERS, slightly Johnsoh > s ; Sets, .Scrubbing Brushes, Cloth Brushes, Nail Brushes, American BroomSj Stable BroomSj - and all othpr lines; at jjale Prices. and ■-. other "makers. FLOWER ■ now 12s 10s ad 6d, 15s now.lls v l2s_6d nowSs 6d.; Rustless and Stainless, i-dov2ls 3d 10snow 6s 6d,,/s 6d. 4s!6d, down TE A SPOONS, per half doz, 2s 9d, to 2s each . r,,.,,, '. .: o- o rl -4. c,r R ~;.. 7 ' 200 FANCY FRUIT AND SALAD 5 :; i' VvS-rt^o BOWLS, all lld-oould not be're-- D^? RT t S ??°? S Q1 and placed under' 4s "each * j SALAD BOWLS, 2s 6d each TEA POTS;. all "Shapes, j Sizes, 'and Designs, Prices! from ;8d upwards, SALT SPOONS, Is, now 6d Great-Value. ;;..-.-. ; ;' '';.■'. ;, Y? .' JUG&—Too numerous and varied in describe here.- Prices . from 6d ■ each to 7s 63 eacfi ; /'■■■■ '.'■ 4-doz, 4s;6d, 6s 3d, 8s 9d, 12s' TABLE SPOONS -AND FORKS, '•' i-doz, 6s 3d, 9s, 12s - Y CLOCKS—AIarm, 3s, 45,, ss, 5s • 6d, 6s 6d each; Revolution,' i were 10s 6d, now Sskßd- ' , :: ' ENAMELWARE:—Stew Pansjls,6d, SETS OF, JUGS 'of - e'verv ■; ,1s 9d, 2s. 2s 6d, 2s 9d, 3s'3a'. ■ : tion. '' Priced to' suit all. ' , SAUCEPANS,; Is' lid, .2s 3d, 2s:9d, LAMPS—Brass Pedestal Table Lanips 3s 3d / 27s 6d now 17s fid; Hanging KETTLES, ,2s 3d, 3s, 4s. ss, 6s Lamps at Reduced Prices. JUGS, : lld.'ls 3d; large, 3s, 3s 6d. 4s to 2s 6d—ail now one price, ls each TEA POTS, 3s, 4s, ss, os 3d, 6s 9d MUGS, Sd, lOd. Is COLANDERS, 3s, 4s 3d CANDLESTICKS, ls 'SINK TIDIES. 2s. LADLES, <lod SOAP DISHES, Is PIE DISHES, lOd, ls, Is 3d, Is 6d, ls 9d, 2s, 2s 3d-, 2s 6d SMALL FLASKS, Is 2d. now 9d AXUMINIUM—SALE PRICESSAUCEPANS, 4s 3d, 5s 9d, 6s, 6s 9d KETTLES, 6s 6d. Extra Heavy Seamless, 215,. now 16s 6d TEA POTS, 12s 6d now 7s 6d. CANDLESTICKS, 9d CUPS AND SAUCERS. 2s/ 3d SAUCEPA]MS (Lids Stained), clearing at Is lid", 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 3s 9d, 4s 6d, 5s STEVENS' ENAMELWARE—SAUCEPANS, 3s Cd, 4s 3d, ss, 5s 6d, 6s, 6s 6d, 7s, 7s 6d, Bs. 9s STEW PANS, 3s, 4s 3d, ss/6s 3d, .7s. Gd, Ss-6d; Ss 9d OVAL BOILERS, 10s Gd. lis 6d, 12s PRESERVING 6d, 10s 6d, lis od, 12s 6d / TINWAIiE AND GALVANISED GOODS ALL At REDUCED PRICES, s - BIRD.CAGES, as, 6s 3d. 7s 6d, 8s 9d PRESERVING PANS at CLEARING '■■■■ PRICES ;■■'■'■ FANCY COAL VASES, 13s 6d now •lis 6d,14s now 12s, 18s 6d now 16s 6d, ; ,20s uoav TTs 6d,.23s 6d now' 20s'.'..'"'.' SQUARE MEAT SAFES, 10s 6d ' ;13s 6d, 16s 6d eacli MINCERS, 6s 6d now ss; Universal .' /6s 6d now 5s 9d, 7s 6d now 6s 9d Enterprise Bs. ' IT IRONS, Asbestos, lis 6d iItRKORS ~ 9d Each. ' MIRRORS ON STANDS—Gs 6d now 5s 6d, Ss 6d now 6s 6d ' FEATHER DUSTERS—SmaII 3d, Large ls CAMP WASHSTANDS—Were 4s now Is 6d. DRESSBASKETS-4S 6d, os 6d, fis ed, vs 6d, 8s 6d. Sale Prices 3a 6d, 4s 6d, 5s 3d. 6s, 7s. TIN TRUNKS-16s and 18s, now 10s bd.~ , = ' •SUIT CASES-Ss. 6d, 10s 6d, 13s 6d. 16s fid, 19s. ; : LADIES' HANDBAGS.—Wo have ever given the best value in limaru in this line, and at our Sale Prices they must clear quickly. 6s, 6s 9d. 7s 6d, 8s 6d. 10s 6d, lis,, 13s, 14s. 14s' 6d, 15s. 16s fid, ISs, 19s 3 225,' 255.' HALL SETS.—Mirror and Brushes—--7s Gd for 6s, 10s 6d for &s 6d, 12s fid for 10s Gd. CRUMB TRAYS AND BRUSHES—--3s rjd, 4s 6d a 5s 6d. 7s 6d. BAROMETERS—I2s 6d now 9s Rfl, 25s 6d now 22s 6d. THERMOS FLASKS—4s fid each. "SWEEPER. VAO."_TI,.» fi» n =f. -r - . can be used as a Vacuum cleaner or as carpet sweeper as reauirerL R.e{ .*. vi.i iitCIA <X thip "ine. CARPJST 1 - SWEEPERS—2Os now 17s fid. ,22s 6d now 20s. NUGGET ;, OUTFITS—Tan/ were- Is ,9d, now-9d. yfc>' TINSEL i>OT CLEANERS-4d eac%POTATO; "CUTTERS-Were Is Sw Od each. . - -* JJKiiiiNJii sxuvjii, Uduble Wick, 10s ' 6d now 5s 6d LRENE STOVE, Single, now '4s .;■ Saucepan "and 2 Extra Refills, 2s 6d MOPS Marvel 4k fir! noro 5= O/l. Boss, now 4s 6d TEA m AM Sizes at de,iri U <r Pi-'.ccs. *= tW*±- J P GS - (Koyal AloertV, -Aveve Is Gd, now 9d. "• ' Sil^WlSSl.JfS- I^'CANDLE CLIPS 9d Eactf - -: ■ D HOLDERSI Id Each. ■MjMAJXiZ PINS, Porcelain W W AVASHBOARDS (Soiled)-CleaTl n . at '. ls Each. ™ T -"™ -JNDLERS. 6d now 4d Each INE POLISHING CLOTHS were 9d a now 3s for Is WINDOW KLEAN CLOTHS/ Is 6d ..'.: now Is., - ' ?E, Soiled—To Clear at A LOT U OF LIFE BOAT VIEWS at 9d Each. " ? CHINA PLATES, with Timaru Views, Is, now 6d. Country Orders by Mail despatched by First Train. Ail Goods securely Packed and Delivered Free ii Town or on Rail, Timaru Statior*. All Country Orders per H Mail must have remittance h enclosed. f£ No Coods on Approval or \'.i Exchanged during Sa!». ! :J

«*» n m,omx; mmmm SiR iiiiig Do / know at this minute exactly how much, hrttn much is due me? Could I tell in fifteen minutes: (2) Exactly how much money I have taken in so far this year? (2) Just how much money I have paid out? i(3) How much credit business * I have done? Think! It would be a good thing for me to find out how an up-to-date National Cash Register would furnish me with this information at all times and without extra work. Write at once for our 1916 Booklet, No. 2 (Illustrated) ' ■• National Cash Register Co. Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin WE ARE NOW SHOWING BEAUTL FUL DISPLAY OP' DIAMONB RINGS. It will pay you to obtain our Prices before purchasing elsewhere LOWEST PRICES. TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE PLEASANT POINT DISTRICT. HAVING disposed of my CoaJ Business to my ■ Son I wish to thank clients for the liberal support accorded me," and trust that the -confidence placed in me will be extended to .my; son. . : : _ y: All Accounts owing by me are to be rendered at' once, and all accounts • due to me lundly settle/ by the end of February,;'. * ■■.'. '• 7 , Yours respectfully, ~ ■ :, ; ', W. A.. WATSON. "AV JNG. purchased my Father's jl-ji. Business! shall be very pleased to see old and new . customers. All kinds of coal at lowest possible rates. G ; WATSON, Coal Merchant. Pleasant Point. ENGRAVING. BRASS Pl&tes. Stencil Plates, liluL. tration Blocks, Rubber Stamps, oil kinds of High Art Engraving done in Timaru at Reasonable Prices. Name Plates from £l, and you can get better satisfaction by giving your instructions personally to the Engraver. W. ALLAN MANN. AROAOB CHAMUERS. ARCADE. FAIRLIE GARAGE The lie - * Columbia Records are i unequalled, for flawless tone and in- --t timate fidelity to the original. For,f / -i-natanrxj t.Tia (V. I instance, the HWHIHiIS««gM of Madame Clara Butt reproduce her golden voice -with a purity never attained before. That is whv this" Queen of Song records exclusively "for 'Columbia'! Other divinely-gifted Singers and MusieiSquire, Paul ! GET FEEE DESCHIPTIV: Wholesale: WEBLEY, SONS & GOFTON, Ltd. MUSIC SPECIALISTS - - 243 HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH LOCAL AGENTS: GRANT BROS. mmmmmgEßm® MOTOR. CYCLE, AND GENERAL ENGINEERS. REPAIRS TO MOTORS of Ail De- ■"> eoriptions effected Expeditiously and Satisfactorily by COMPETENT HANDS. All Branches of the MOTOR BUSINESS handled. A SKILLED MECHANIC always ready to start for eny place by Motor Bicycle in c&so of accidents. Agentß focjv 8.3.A. and TRIUMPH MOTOR BICYCLES. Accumulators Charged. Adequate supplies of Petrol end Oil, Good Stock Acoesaoriea. 0.P.0. Bos 178. 'Phon» 34. IS PARTICULARLY SUITED TO THE SOILS OF THE SOUTH ISLAND. BECAUSE—As has been pointed out by practical men of recognised authority;— I.—The supply of Phosphates in the average soil of the South Island is very limited. This fertiliser is guaranteed to contain IS per cent, of Phosphoric Acid in a form readily and completely available. 2.—The continuous use of Acid Manures such, as Superphosphates or Animal Manures, while increasing the supply of phosphates, is a heavy drain on the supply of lime, which is the chief agent in the soil- for neutralising acids. 3—-Where the supply of lime is limited, the use of such manures will make the soil acid in time, rendering it an unsuitable medium for growing many of our best plants-, such as clover. 4.—"Rockland" Basic Phosphate is largely an alkali manure containing acousiderable portion of lime. It not only helps to liberate the potash and nitrogen in the soil, but tends to coun teract acidity and sourness. 5-—Unlike Basic Slag, it remains dry and is easy to handle and distribute. C. —In an ordinary season its effect is shown in a very short time. Although the phosphates are supposed to be only in a serei-jsolublc condition, experience shows that they become quickly soluble Again in/the soil, thus giving practically immediate results. "~ ° j Full particulars and Prices on application. If w mm Don't buy imported Vinegar you know nothing about, when you can get HAYWARD'S PURE MALT VINEGAR, with a local firm's reputation behind it. 2 WMmmmi SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO SOLDIERS going to or returning from the Front. ENGAGEMENT FUNG SPECIALIST, Opp. BANK N.Z., TIMARU. Doar'T than most othari, But WORTH She avm-t^. HEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY LIMITED. A nu nm j ßts ounedln. BEFORE DODGE BROS. BEGAN tha manufacture r>. e their own Car the? had built the parts for HALF A MILLION Motor Cars Their esperience, their knowledge of processes, materials, and men comes from ihs most intimate contact with their business. Their supervision is direct as.-.: constant, for they are the activi Superintendents, Engineers, Managers, and Owners of their business. ■"ar it~sjpeaks for itself