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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18069, 19 March 1923, Page 3

Beath’s. Fashion Beath’s present Reflections of Paris Fashions. This Autumn exposition of Coats, Costumes, Wraps, Coat Frocks, Evening Frocks, Millinery, Furs and Fur Coats, is a Paris Fashion Review in Timaru, for Beath’s have assembled models and model reproductions* from all the grand couturiers of Paris correct apparel for every occasion on the Autumn and Winter Calendar. The invitation to see these goods is extended to every woman in South . Canterbury. s'? n m mm ' ; J Beath’s George Street Timaru and at Christchurch I l! EY, y,-- I'l".' fWTO»ws\!ru Pjr.ua agwraT, j.;^ a ttwwEaemtwgiCfliftMtoga

0 0 m o p: & ?p®|p;.j' 4h£vs and d handy tin intothe bargain Henceforth, the most delicious tea in the world will be packed in a really useful canister specially marked to contain Starch, Sago, Coffee, Rice, Sugar, etc. Have your store-cupboard shelves lined with neat containers for everything you use in cooking. The tea is airea y perfect, to have now made the container worthy of it. RAVE ; TEA —the most economical, delicious, dustless Ceylon leaf ever blended. Sold By All Grocersl m m 7i THE “ medium” is the old trade terra indicating a little stronger than an accepted standard. Outdoor smokers especially»will appreciate the added flavour of Q Medium In Packets of 10 - - - Bd. Also in Air-tight tins of 50. Mads by R. J. LEA. LTD., N.Z. Representative: Mr. J. SYKES, Manchester, England. P. O. Box 1394, Auckland. ZMfi <f>

A RECOMMENDATION. Special to Motorists. QN the eve or my departure v for England on busineea matters, I dealre : to sincerely thank my numerous customers for the splendid support accorded me whilst in business as a Vulcaniser, In premises Sophia Street, nest Colonial Motor Co. I have OYery confidence in leaving Mr Glass in charge during my absence, and aB ha has a thorough . knowledge of vulcanising in all tts branches, 1 ca,n confidently recommend him to motorists as thoroughly competent to do all classes of vulcanising work to clients' entire satisfaction. (Signed) LUTHER SANDERSON. Juno 19: 19S? Charges Reduced 20 per cent, for all elanses of Vulcanising. Re-treads a Specialty. Don’t hesitate to consult the man who guarantees satisfaction every time. J. GLASS, EXPERT VULCANISER, NEXT COLONIAL Muiu-rt t(j„ SOPHIA STREET. All tyres Vulamit>ed by Latest’ Process. BOUNTIFUL CORN CROPS. Good Crops Average 60 Bushels to the Acre. But we are not m tlio Grain Trade. We deal with the other kind of Corn. The kind that Averages 60 Achers to the 100 feet. We are laying waste this year’s Crop of that kind of Corn. ‘ Wo know how. And we oan tell you all there is to know about Corns and Bunions. ' , / WE CAN MAKE YOUR FEET A DESERT FOR CORNS. MILITARY CORN CURE Obliterates them, root, and branch. SOLDIERS USE IT ON THE MARCH. ONE SHILLING PER PACKET. From the GRAND PHARMAC v CHAS. L PROBERT, STAFFORD ST. NORTH, TO STUDENTS FOR-—' MATE IGUL F AION * and ACCOUNTANTS’ PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS Make sure of securing . the right tutors and the right instruction by enrolling with BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Excellent Correspondence Courses have been prepared for those who cannot attend Glasses. Last year 154 Bank Students were presented for Matriculation and the Accountants’ Preliminary Examinations. 96 passed. You cannot do better than Jink up with the largest Commercial College in Nc-w Zealand. Wirte to-'day for full particulars. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Wellington, Christchurch and New Plymouth. JE AMOS, Director. MfcW INSURANCE CO., LTD. I7IRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT. Liy * STOCK, and MOTOR CAR. TRUSTEES. EXECUTORS, ATTOE NETS, AGENTS. BTAFFORD STREET. H. MARSHALL. Manager.