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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 17624, 8 October 1921, Page 3

It’s the RADCLIFFE way the springs are sprung that makes the BUOYANT Chair not only BEGIN Right but CONTINUE Right. Soft and Solid the BUOYANT Chair is a thing of great comfort and content. By our own Special Private Quality of the Springing on Springs, and the Strong Web, WHY!!! IT’S THAT Which gives the double satisfaction of the BUOYANT Chair. BUOYANT EASY CHAIRS and SETTEES. - J D RADCLIFFE HOUSE FURNISHER AND ART DEALER, BESWICK AND STAFFORD STREETS, TIMARU.

SPRING CLEANING House-work is never a Burden to the Woman whose working outfit is properly equipped. Modern Utensils lighten labour enormously, and it will pay you to remember that you get the best choice of an up-to-date Stock at Porter and Dawson’s A glance at our No. 4 Window will give you all the information required for the great event of Spring renovations in the Home. j tyiZAßb 3 POLISH mm®.® SCRUB BRUSHES, 9d, 1/-, 1/6, 2/- 2/6 3 /-, 13/9. SCRUB BRUSHES (for Benches) lOd each SINK SCRUBS, 9d STOVE BRUSHES, 1/3, 2/3, 3/3, 3/9. STOVE DAUBERS, 1/DISH MOPS, 1/FLOOR MOPS, 4/-, 4/9 POLISHING MOPS, 7/6, 8/6, 10/Also OILS for Mops. HAIR BROOMS, 3/-, 4/-, 4/9, 6/6, 7/-, 8/6, 9/6 CORN BROOMS, 2/6, 2/9, 3/3, 3/6; 3/9, 4/3, 4/9 BANNISTER BRUSHES, 2/3, 2/9, 3/6 DOUBLE CARPET AND BANNISTER BRUSHES, 4/6, 5/WHITEWASH BRUSHES, 2/3 FLUE BRUSHES, 1/-, 1/9, 2/6 DUSTLESS DUSTERS (A Special Line, with handle) 4/-, 5/6 LIQUID- GLOSS, for Furniture, 1/9 LIQUID VENEER, for Furniture, 2/POT CLEANERS, 1/-, 1/2, 1/6 VARNISH STAINS in all Colours VARNISH BRUSHES from 6d up IVASHBOARDS (wood) 2/3, „ (Glass) 3/9 Double Zinc, 4/SELVYT POLISHING CLOTHS, 2/6, 3/9, 5/CHAMOIS SKIN, 3/-, 4/6, 5/9, 7/-, S/6 i REDIO CLOTHS for Silver, 6d each. FLOOR CLOTHS, 1/PINK CLEANING WOOL, 1/6 HOUSEMAID’S GLOVES, 1/3, 2/6 RUBBER GLOVES, 3/V'RINGERS, “Eureka” 38/6 Other Makes at Bedrock Prices CARPET SWEEPER (Bissell's) 32/6, 42/6 ROPE CLOTHES LINES, 6d, 9d, 1/WIR.E CLOTHES LINES, 75ft, 3/6 CORK BATH MATS, 16/-, 12/6 CLOTHES BASKETS, BUCKETS and BATHS in all sizes. SANITARY BRUSHES, 4/CEILING BRUSHES, '3/9, 6/6 BOTTLE BRUSHES, 7d, 9tf AMMONIA, Large Bottles, lOd BRILLIANTSHINE, 1/BRASSO, 1/1 JOHNSON’S W r AX, 2/LIGHTHOUSE CLEANSER aud SCOURER, 2 Tins for 9d SAND SOAP (Economic) 7 for 1/-, McLeod’s 4 for 1/CLEVER MARY, 1/2 O.K. CLEANER, 1/HOUSEHOLD SOAP (Diadem) Large Bars 1/3, per Box BIZHOUSEHOLD SOAP (Laundrine) Large Bars, 1/8, per Bex 25/FLOOR POLISHES, IVaxshine' 1/and 2/-; Radium Sd; Vanishine 3 for 1/3, Linoleum Reviver 1/5; Quiclcshine, Nugget, Shinoloeum, Etc. DISINFECTANT Jeyes Fluid, Kerol, Brittol, Etc. ' MAKE OUR STORES YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR SHOPPING. PORTER &. DAWSON, Ltd * ’Phones 46 and 450.

THE “THE 3 R & UNNIN(f PARTS MADF, LOCALLY are not np to ilia TOL. LET HIM TAKE TO THE h‘ end as the Partners conld hold s: j » s, l vs o .To« rs. a o“^&'. ,h iC d o£, «.h„.. no .«* too largo or too small. SPLKN D IDLY-EQUIPPED MACHINE^ F. SANOFORD, D. 0. STEPHENS, > P. R. LOTHIAN, - WO MTT S OM P .. OPPOSITE BEEPOISTZS3£ PHONE 657. , .

mss AMY NEVILL SMITH. Mub. Ass. Melb. Tlniv., Corner Theodocia and Sophia Sts. SINGING VOICE PRODUCTION (Madame 'Wiedermann, Melb.) (Jacques Bouhy, Paris.) VIOLIN (Sevcik Method), PIANO & THEORY. Terms begin from. First Lesson. Concessions to Country Pupils. MR. ALFRED M V. VINE. F.R.C.0.. A.R.C.hf . L.R.A.M. Tuition given cn Organ & Pianoforte. In Singing, Voice Production, Theory of Music, Harmony & Counterpoint, Elementary & Advanced. Terms be* gin from First Lesson. Address: Rulhi, No. 7, Sarah Street, Telephone. •IS3. MR. B. A. do LACTOUR, Orchestral Conductor. & Teacher of VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, & BANJO. Vacancies for a few Puplis. Firstclass Orchestra open for Concerto. Ball?, etc. Orchestra meets for practice Mondays. 7.45 Studio: GEORGE ST. (Op. Assembly Rooms) O. E. HTJRENER, VIOLIN AND VIOLA, Has Vacancies for a few more Pupils. Term commences from First Lesson. Pupils prepared for all Examinations Address— 87 CHURCH STREET. (Opposite Unitarian Hall) TERMS at the Bristol. MR. H. C. HUTTON. Organist-Choirmaster Trinity Church PIANOFORTE. ORGAN, THEORY OF MUSIC & SINGING. Reduced Fee for Class (Piano and Singing). Concessions to Country Puplis. Address— Sea View House, or . P.O, Box 178. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST, And you can get the best in TOBACCOS, CIGARETTES, And all Smokers’ Requisites AT THE CHEAPEST PRICES, ' by going to H. G. SCARF, HAIRDRESSER & TOBACCONIST, STAFFORD ST. SOUTH, OPPOSITE SHAMROCK HOTEL. An up-to-date SALOON and expert Tradesmen await the favour of your call for a HAIR-CUT, SHAVE, or SHAMPOO. They can turn you out epic and span, and you have no waiting. PRTNHS THAT AT?,F DRINK 4 OLE* DRINSS THAT ARE REAL thirstQueDohert ? Then ask ter GARDEN’S AND GET SATISFACTION. »«> *,Lso Manufaoturo, under strictly Hvgtemc Conditions, ‘ CORDIALS, which embrace the following different Drinks— LEMON RASPBERRY Eimrjn;pp lemon squash ORANGE BLACK. CURRANT And Others. *oar Grocer for these, and see *h,>v. they are GARuEhPS. ROBERT GARDEN, CORDIAL MANUFACTURER, WQOLLCOMBK STREET. TIM *RD. Phone 153. Discovered— An old Redpo. Brew Tea to its Best Form by isine an Old English Teapot. 2s 9u uprarda “t PpRT ISP. and JP A SO N ;