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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18063, 9 March 1923, Page 4

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gDMMBB FOOTWEAR. NEW STYLES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. v We can supply Light Footwear for th'ie.hot weather, and something more substantial for the cold. CALL -IN AND INSPECT. ! JIN REPAIRS, only the Best Leathers used. Try us for your next. R. W. CAPSTJCK, CASH BOOT STORE. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, McLAUCHLAN BROS., WAIMATE. CYCLE COVERS.—Send 10/6 and we will post you one of our , SPECIAL CYCLE COVERS. LADIES’ NEW CYCLES.—3 only, . complete; slightly 'damaged. : . TO CLEAR £ll iOs EACH. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.. \Y/E have just landed a large and i vv varied assortment of REWARD BOOKS from BLACKIE & SONS, LONDON, and would advise School Teachers and others to call and inspect these before going elsewhere. Our new stocks of Picture Books, Teddy Bears, Dolls, Mechanical Toys, and Fancy Goods in endless variety are also to band, and have been marked in plain figures ?st reasonable pripes. , , . . We iiavn also a good stocK or FISHING RODS, Reels. Lines, and Baits and Tackle suitable for au South Canterbury Rivers.- : F. T. B. WALKER, STATIONER, TOBACCONIST, AND FANCY GOODS DEALER, QUEEN STREET, WATMATE. Postal Orders Tmnctually attended to. TELEPHONE 98.

We Figure it out This Way: ¥T WILL COST YOU POUNDS to purchase New Clothes. You have OLD CLOTHES, quite good material, only faded or soiled. IT WILL COST YOU ONLY A PEW SHILLINGS to have them Dry Cleaned or Dyed. They will last you over the Winter and at a moderate cost BRING YOUR CLOTHES to the place for satisfaction, or send a note and we will CALL FOR AND DELIVER your Parcels. CLEANING, DYEING, REPAIRING and PRESSING done by Experts. HATS A SPECIALITY. . J. E. CHILES, TIMARU DYE WORKS. NEXT STONE STABLES, 108 STAFFORD ST. R. G. LAPLANCHE CAR FOR HIRE any time, day or Bight. COAL. COAL. COAL. Full Stocks of all the Beat Coala on hand. Agent for the Best of ail Coals, KAITANGATA. It. U. LAPLANCHE, GENERAL COAL AND FIREWOOD " MERCHANT, AND GENERAL CARRIER. ST. ANDREWS. P.O, Box 6. ’Phone No. 9. NOTICE. I HAT F. J. SELLARS, JUNR., o',vine: -to no shop nt present suifc- ■ 'fg<r ?uy business, I have decided to «torfc DYEING AND CLEANING at my r *rivate residence, 33 HEATON STREET, 4 doors from Alexandra Square. Suits Costumes, and leathers Cleaned and Dyed any colour; also Ladies’ and Gents’ Hats Cleaned, Bleached, and Blocked any shape. Gloves Cleaned and Dressed All Work Promptly Attended to. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Charges Moderate. With every “Unique’ Hot Water Bottle go© sthe guarantee of the Norm British Rubber Co. Fitted with non,