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Timaru Herald, Volume CVI, Issue 16234, 2 April 1917, Page 6

NELBON'S HIBTORY OF THE WAR By JOHN BUCHAN. YOLS. Ito 15 now ready. PRICE, ,1s 6d per Vol. If you want a Cheap," Portable, Com-prehensive,-and' Authoritative .Record of the 'War, you' cannot do better than purchase this work. ■ "It is not risky' to predict that 'coming generations will look upon Mr Buchan's History as the literary masterpiece of the world's greatest struggle.' '—Sheffield "Independent." , , v ■ 'THE BRITISH CAMPAIGN IN FRANCE AND FLANDERB." By ARTHUR CONAN", DOYIiB.' , ' PRICE, 7s 6d. ( First -Vol." of =Sir ' Arthur , Oonaa DoyleJs History, ot the War. .. AT. H.Williams - BOOKSEMiER AND STATIONER, . STAFFORD. ST. Phone 116. ■ r:

A DOCTOR'S KNOW LEDGE, experience and Skill are art at nought if his Fcescriptiona \ are not carefully made up. W« J ' , recognise this fact in our Pre. scription Department. 1 Prescriptions Ooaie to ub in large numbers •very day, because we have • reputation for the Purity and Freshness of our Drugs and the Accuracy with whioh they, are compounded. OUR PRESCRIPTION DB. PARTMENT is perfectly qnuipped, and you can be sUra : ' Jnat yon est just what yon* . Doctor meatus that yen should. . PUCES REASONABLBt > PRESCRIPTION CHEMIST, TIMABU. PHONE 31-

NO HOME IS COMPLETE WITHOUT A BAR OF REGENT SOAP. Ask your Grocer for It

Grand Easter Demonstration OP NOVEL AND ORIGINAL GOODS AT STRICTLY CASH PRICES. DREBBEB. Elworthy's Serges, Cheviot Serges, Coating Serges, Navy, Black, Cream,' 1b BJd t<> 12s 6d; Gaberdines, Grey Mole, Smoke, Resida, Drab, Navy, Black, 3a lid, 5s 6d, 9s (3d, 10s 9&, 12s \6d, and a few at 15s'; Blanket Cloths, Nap Cloths, Astrakhan, Seal, Cardinal, Navy, Saxe, Brown, Grey. FANCY. V.

Fur Trimmings 10£ d in Skunk up to Racoon and others 4s lid and 5s 6d; Real Fur Collars for Coats, various Furs, 9a lid; Embroideries in lengths of 4$ or s~yd& for Is 6d up, Blind and • Camisole numbers; ideal patterns; Motor Scarfs, 3s 6d to 8s lid; Real Maltese work, Real China Latees, Choice Veilings, 10$ d to Is lid; 4 o'clock Cloths embroidered and richly Drawn Thread work., 3s 6d and 4s lid; double width Ninon, all the Shades, 2s lid; Umbrellas, good handles,. 3s 6d to 9s lid, a fey higher; Velveteens, Plain and 4id, .2s lid, 3s lid, seven oolours; Cream Jackets, Hoods, Shawls, fresh goods, nice patterns. CLOVES, HOSIERY, / Nappa Gloves for Ladies and Misses, Suede or others leading colour; new Gaberdine Hose, Mole, Sauterne, ' Nigger, Poilu, Tan, Black Buttons; all shades Wheeling and Fingering "Wools, Hair Netfs. 2 for 3£d and sd, Ringwood Gloves, Heather,' Grey, Mole; 2 cases smaller needs in everyday We keep the best procurable in these items. L

DOMESTIC. Morton's Curtains and Casements, 106 pieces Flannelette in, stock— Horrocks', Turner's, and a Spiro 6Jd to Is ljd t Rolk Shirting, Vegi Flannels, _ Shrunk Flannels, Grejj, Twill Union Shirting Is •11 id, other ; no 8 .( Is to 2s lid for Wadtaki, heavy weight pure w<wl, Khaki or Grey ; ; Kidder Mats, big Hearthruga"ss lid, 6s 9d to 14s 6d; Boslyn, Tiniaru, i Petone Flannels and Blankets—some remarkably successful purchases; Fiiilay's Sheetings and Blinds all widths, less the trade discount we are allowed. . ~ BHOWROQM. Child's Coats 10s 6d to 235, 6d, Curl Coats, Astrakhan Coats, Jerseys, ■ Cream, Black, J\'avy, Brown, Grey, Roll Collar for the Mills, Paddy Hats, Gaberdine ifats, Velvet Hats—new see Window. Ladies' and Misses'- Hvdrotite Coats in "Buro," Cbalotte, Hayley, excellent styles; Circular Crash Coats, Raincoats, Kimona Suits 10s 6d to 14s 6d, Blouses 3s 3d to 27s 6d, Sports Coats. The Costumes are progerly tailored and refined styles, good materials, in Gaberdines, fine Serge, Tweed and one , or two in Cloth—Navy, Black, Brown, Mole, Nigger, Saxe, and other predominating Colourings. Underwear in Woven lioslyn,' St. Margaret's Nos. and in Flannelette, special .prices —every size babies' to extra outsize; Natural Combinations from 5s 6d, Vests, shaped styles,' Bloomers ' and Children's numbers; Gaberdine Hats, refined and tasteful Millinery for the Moment made l>y our Artists. SPECIAL.—I 6 pieces Choice Blousings, Is 7Jd a Blouse Length—at that per yard would not be out of the -way; 4 to 5 pieces new Small Broken Check 2s 3d a blouse, others in-. Taffeta. All "Wool, Pawsotiia. Delaine, 4s 6d to 6s 6d a full blouse.

Thomsons' Have nothing to piit before their Clients but the Very Latest Products in distinguished taiste and governed by good sense and of good reliable weaves. "THE SICN OF THE CROWN," Whore Dressmaking, Millinery, Tailoring under their various Chiefs are carried '