DISTINGUISHED BEAUTIFUL GOODS AT THOMSONS. MODERATE EVERYDAY PRICES. Strict Attention to the Game. A FEW SALIENTS ONLY. Oxydised Steel Silver Buttons, best sizes. WOOLS—I 9 season’s shades, including Jade, Fawn, Brown. Wheeling and a good quality in Rose and Downing’s at last year’s price Suspenders 1/-, 1/6 up. Belt do. Braids, including Brown’s, Nigger. Girdles from 4/6. Bag Frames. Flox 3/3. Knitting Silks 6/11, 7/11, 8/6. Texto and Esplanade Silk 2d. Smart Suede Gloves 3/11 and 4/6. Knitted in chamois, etc., 2/3. Real Kid Alma 6/6 to specially fringed and strap gauntlet nos. from 2/9. Strong Line Wool Hose to match dresses 3/3. All-wool Cashmere 2/11 up Art Silk from 3/11, including Physchose 4/1 and Rib 7/11, S/11. Colonial make, Nigger, Grey, fine rib, 4/3 and 6/6. Excellent products. / THE MILL TO THE CONSUMER DIRECT IN DRESSES. Velour Cloth —Heavy, warm, allwool for Coats —Mole, Nigger, Grey, Saxe, Navy, 12/6, 16/6, 19/11, 22/6, 54in wide. Smart season’s stripes for skirts from 6/11, in leading colours. All-wool checks, saxe only, now 5/6. Belamy checks 3/9. i Colonial All-wool Dress Tweeds, Velours and Cloth, 54in, 5/9, 6/11, 7/6, 9/11, 11/6. Seven best colours. All-wool Face Cloths as above. , French 6/6, 10/11, 12/6. Indigo Serge, 42in, from 2/11; 50 and 54-inch all-wool 6/6, 10/11, 12/11, 13/6 to 18/6, including Foxes, Elworthy’s 3/3. 38-inch lower goods 2/9 up. Radianta. Splendid Sealettes, black brown, 25/6, 32/6 —very wide. •Also Brown, Grey, Astrakan Plaids. All-wool Dress Tweeds 6/6 to 10/6. Cream Gaberdine 2/11 to Tibertas 12/6. The 39/40-inch Jersey Silks landed last week, 9 pieces, are taking on. Colours, see island window, 11/3 and 11/9. Plain and dropstitch designs. About 17/6, similar last season’s price. Cream, Paon, Nigger, Flame, Navy, Brown, Black, Saxe, Fawn, Henna See Miss Parks who can now attend to our customers. SHOWROOM. ’ldeal Hats with tassels 18/11. Toques. Rush Pull-ons 16/6. Attractive shades. Trimmed models in Panne, Lire Satin. Hats in Plush 19/6 to 39/6. Ready-to-wears, etc., at 12/11 to 18/6. Velvet, Fur and Plush Tams with fancy utility, 6/11 to 14/6. Ladies’ Spats—Leather, rubber and other, 9/11 to 15/6. Everyday nos. 1/11 to 5/6. MILLINERY OF DISTINCTION. Velour Coats, really a cry for these, 95/- to £7 19s 6d. Real Fur Coats £l6 16s to £SO. Fur
models, these are more than right, 14/6 to £l6/16. Wool Jumpers and Cardigans 9/11, 12/11 to some of Glendining’s best numbers 25/6 to 37/6. Children, the same, 9/11 up. Misses’ Coats, too. Navy Costumes, Coatfrocks, More Knitted Costumes and Colours • 79/G to £B/8, in Levat, Nigger, Grey, Saxe, Brown, Henna, Knitted Frocks 24/6 to 72/6. Knitted Jerseys compel admiration. Woven Combs, Vests, Spencers, all of the best. More saving than we thought in these, last received lot dearer. Twilflt Corsets for 8/11, Thomson 6/9, Walbron 5/6, Sports 4/6. Household Aga, Viyella Flannels, Roslyn and other mills 2/lJd up. Thomson Proprietary Stores ROB T WALE-1" M.LMkh.E j RA.I.PA_AU£tt N.Z &M.LRA.A CONSULTING MECHANICAL ENGINEER. PATENT! - TERyiCE (j. D.VI RTU E-Representative BERWICK /TREET TIMAR.U Phone /020 Box 14-I~ PATENTy_DES"IGNr TRADEMARKS I
CASH & CARRY STORE. Whero Every Line Sold is Absolutely the Lowest. Study these Prices for Seasonable Lines, and then give us a Trial. Support the Store THAT LEADS THE WAY TO LOWER PRICES. SALMON. Pale Pink, lib Flat, lid tin, 3 tins 2s 6d. Pink, lib Elat, per tin Is 2d. Fancy Cohoe, lib Flat, por tin Is fid. Sockeye Fancy Red, 11b Flat ... Is lid.
KIPPERED HERRINGS. 11b Morton’s lid. SARDINES. lib Brunswick 3 tins lid. Rb Hartford per tin 6d. i!h Cress Fish ... ••• per tin Pd. \]h Jutland, 8d per tin, 3 tins Is 9d. -Jib Sonkist per tin Is 2d. Pilchard's ("full grown sard.ne) 11b tins tall per tin lid. Fr»?h Herrings, lib Flats ... Bd. Rt- Herrings, ... 6 for Is.
J„ A. NORREE.HAY'S BUILDINGS. STAFFORD STREET. PHONE 484. DANCING. MISS TURFY SUTHERLAND l.ns ‘ "commenced Classes for Fancy, National and Classical Dances. Intending Pupils are requested to enrol as soon as as posaiole at too Studio, Hay’s Buildings. Hours: 4 o’clock to b. H. B. HALL & U>. MONUMENTAL WORKS, Stafford St., South, TIMARU. Direct Importor of Granite and Marble Monuments. LOWEST PRICES. ’ sic ' >^, .law!aggmXSr , t L.Phoua 4°4
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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18069, 17 March 1923, Page 8
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