Page 9 Advertisements Column 1

Timaru Herald, Volume CVII, Issue 16611, 21 August 1918, Page 9

UP SALE WE ARE IN ALL GIRLS' AND BOYS' FOOTWEAR FOR THIS" WEEK!. PRICES OP EVERY PAIR WILL BE CUT TO A MINIMUM. BOOTS AND SHOES FOR SCHOOL AND LIGHT WEAR. SANDALS AT A FRACTION ABOVE COST PRICE. BLACK OR TAN. DON'T PROCRASTINATE—TIME IS FLYING, AND THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY WILL SOON COME TO AN END. COME RIGHT ALONG AND FIT THEM ALL OUT AT PRICES YOU USED TO PAY LONG AGO. FOOTWEAR IMPORTERS

iTiVVdri;! lurks at every Gr'easi? Corner li-' The most careful driver is absolutelyV&veiless ; at times to arrest a side-skid—if tl»e tyres , fail to grip when the car is Some- ■*' times necessity calls for use of brakes^ffie'• 1., * wheels lock, but the car skids forward r-. ™ and anything may happen.. Again the brakes" i are applied—and ina flash the car is side-ways Ml on and anything may happen,... Many, a B\- _ Motorist's heart is in his mouth. —when Jl \T -.be'*,crossing a^^gfeasy--patclu^-Jgo-minimise these troubles, we strongly recommend our H raißalMi™ RUBBER NON-SKIDS These, scientificallu CjQSstructed covers £lve-ai really on greasy surfaces—either laterally or driving. J* They hold when other patterned covers HifiHestwearing-tyres=forco.ntinuous hard - < driving.oriany road. For Service, Safety * vK&f&ZJ: m Obtainable all Leading Garafles. sipi«llHi : tiJiWe pay- liberally for the Return of Empty Blaclv or Brown Nugget Polish Tins i in good condition, vsi; '""'.■? ■■■'■' M "Fake your. Store or Shoe Dealer. sXou will Small Tins, 4)>di a dozen for Vadium, and Sd. a dozen for Large Boot yM Flaoi' PaTTsTlTins;"Your Dealer will return the lo'Ttfsrreeeivingf adequate: remuneration :?^?njS.;Service's. : "-- :: t;. V VS "\ j'-' : -'-.' '" ' ■. •■■ Vv:j- ---: : ? 3s£ces£ed; MuWMitSmmsxmmm€yi get Nugget tim. tm like^^a¥sndwn'lM6^S^|;iV-,,,..... ; veil 4d, Bd, '^.^■^^^■g-^jg^^^jV nowm mm SHEEP RtJN, -OWNER WILL EXCHANGE FOR SOUTH-ISLAND FARM - AREA: i ..; v .h,„-™'l ~ussr about' 800: acres ah good busk, 40 acres ploughed, 25 acres in rape and young ..:._.. g ra ss. 700 acres ploughable when stumped; cerxain.amount in second growth, and fern requiring / heavy .stocking; 800. acres good. bulloo'li ■ Gduntrv SUBDIVISION: J« About 20 Paddocks' well fenced, and well watered by streams, springs, and river. All fences m good order. '« IMPROVEMENTS: 2 Good. Homesteads (9 and 10 Booms), with all conveniences, bathrooms, waskhouse, copper and •v-sv tabs. fAlso 5-Roomed. House and 3-Roomed-Good "Vvoolshed' with Engine and Shearinjr Ha chines, Din. and Yards. Large Orchard, oranges, lemons, grapes, etc. CLIMATE: -'-. °.~, 5-.., ..==.-.=, : .Magnificent .Climate,, equal.to.jNprth of jAuqkland. No frost, snow or winds. Oranges"," lemons ban- '■:&■■ '•■ - anas and-gr^ejsdiauttg^ CARRYING CAPACITY: ; ■■■.-.. "Woll winter 3500 Sheep and about 250 head Cattle-. 70 bales'-of wool taken" oft' last season SITUATION: , ' 27-miles • to./lowri and Railway; School adjacent. " v ;... £7 5s per; Acre. There is a raised Mortgage of ' £O7OO B tp"'the Ntitid-riaT IVfii+nnl nt. sa'-nm. having a ? REMARKS: \ ~ ----- ■ Owner -will consider a Soiith Island property in exchange. The-Owner is at present iu Christ- , church, inspect at unco. Prompt in,.>.*quiries >rTnis Eropertv ,has been re- ", ported on by a well-known South 'Canterbury ■i _-' •■sneep-i<aafi?P;ay-'BeiiiEr -Ihe money asked ■ 92 STAFFORD ST., TIMARU OPPOSITE ARCADE.