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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18042, 6 February 1923, Page 6

AT THOMSON’S. AN EXPLOITATION~OF CLEARING LINES BOUGHT FOR CASH—NOT USUAL SHOP PRICES AT ALL. SEAGRASS SQUARES, 9x6, 14/11 up. White Twill Sheetings, 70-inch, 3/9; 80-inch, 4/3. 36-inch Light and Dark Wood Panelling for Rooms, 3/43; also excellent for Table Covers. Usual price 6/6. Embroidered Handkerchiefs; others, Hemstitched, 35 d; Ladies’ Gloves. Good Quality Covered Quilts, Pink and Blue, 10/6. 40-inch Pillow Cotton 1/9; 40-inch ; White Voile, 1/11, 2/75. Supf per Cloths. B 2-inch Loom Damask Tablings, 3/3; White Flanellettes 115; sound | medium Calico, 30iu, 115 d; 36in 1/3; Longclotli, 1/1. The famous "Medical” Pure Wool Long Vests, 6/6 to 7/11 Child’s White Bloomers, 2/3, all sizes. 115 pieces Linoleum, Floorcloth, Congoleum, selected designs, . from 3/6 square- yard. Iyd, l-Jyds, 15yds, 2yds, 35yds, 4yds. About 70 Art Squares in addition, four sizes, 75 x 6 to 12 x 9 from 14/6. DELIVERY 9 CASES AND TRUSSES Colonial Mills before advancement in prices. Nos. 96 and 99, Fine Grey Jerseys, difficult to get. 350, 70 and 53 Combinations. Children's and Ladies’ Vests, Cream and Natural, all sizes. The leading numbers our well-known goods. A£7 00 early contract. Fine Colonial Tweeds, 54inch, 6/9. Blankets, Flannels, Rugs. 56-inch Velour and Amazon Cloth, leading shades. NEW AUTUMN GOODS. THE “REMUERA,” 8 CASES. THE "ARAWA,” 5 CASES "Remuera” already cleared—opening this morning from Sheds. Fringed and Wrist-top Gloves, Suede and Kid. Engecie and Duplex Imitation do. Alma Real Suede 6/11. Dance Frocks; Art Silk do. from 47/11, Pretty Wool Frocks 27/6. MILLINERY OF DISTINCTION— Velour, Plush, Velvet, Tegal and Cellophane Plait. (This Case Hats opened—72 cubic feet —over 15 tons.) "IONIC” up stairs too. —Velours and Covert Cat Materials, Seal Plush —Kingfisher, Oyster, Navy, Beaver, Brown. Ribbons in Cire, Gilt Edges, Wide Satin widths for Hair Ribbons, Silk Laces, Torchon do., Real China. Hosiery, including famous Jason; Art Silk 3/3 to 9/11; and leading Roslyn numbers. COATS, choice goods, Ladies’ and Misses. 12 to 14 only Real Skins selected early. Brown ’ Trimmed Bear, etc., most stylish numbers. RETURN FROM THE MARKETS. All the Newest and Choicest. Our Representative has secured in sufficient' quantity, we hope. ' Geranium colour, Browns, Kingfisher, Nigger, and Gold and Silver much in evidence. All go forward to-day (already marked). 11 PACKAGES. Plush Hats, Panne do., Misses’ do. Beaver, favourite as ever. Seal Toques, Turbans, Wool Tams. Flowers, Mounts, Cabochon 3, Birds, Allover Trimming. Choice and Varied Goods will find it difficult to hold. "Get a Bargain, Give a Bargain” Thomson’s motto. THOMSON’S, THE SIGN OF THE CROWN. ROB T WAL&r M.I.Mkw.E EA.I.RA._AW.&N.Z B.M.I.PA.A—AW 1 — consulting mechanical engineer. PATENTS' TERyiCE CA.VI RTUE_reprke-ntative BERWICK -STREET .TIMAR.U /Vione /020 Box /A/_ PATENTS' DEyiGNi" TRADEMARK.T

SCHOOL STARTS TO-DAY. SCHOLARS’ REQUIREMENTS AT ALSTON’S. SCHOOL EXERCISE BOOKS— Alston’s Prices, 3d, 4d, 6d, 7d, 1/- each. SCHOOL NOTE BOOKS— Id, 2d, 4d, 7d. each SCHOOL WRITING PADS, exceptionally Good Value — 4d, 6d, 1/-. SPECIAL—The REALM SCHOOL PAD, Contains 80 Ruled Pages, Superior Quality Paper, with Blotting Sheet — Alston’s Price, 6d SCHOOL SLATES—1/-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/9 SLATE PENCILS — 4 for Id HOLDERS — Id each WOOD SLATE PENCILS—--2d each RULERS—PENCIL BOXESLEAD PENCILSPENS — RED INK — Id and 2d each 6d and 1/ld to 6d each From Id each 2d, 3d, Sd SPECIAL OFFER IN SOLID LEATHER SCHOOL BAGS—2/6, 3/11, S/6, 6/11, 7/9, 8/11, 10/6, 12/6 to 16/ALSTON’S Direct Importers NEXT GRAND PICTURES, Stafford Street North. 37b. HALL CO. MONUMENTAL WORKS, Stafford St., South, TIMARU. n j Direct Importer o£ j. Granite and MnrblSfj Monuments. ! -- 3 LOWEST PRICES. ’ Phono ooj