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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 31 May 1923, Page 6

SUNSHINE PURSES In Great Variety AT ALSTON’S. VELVET CALF — 5/6, 6/9, 7/0, 8/0 SOLID LEATHER, Plain and Embossed— 9/6, 10/0, 15/MOROCCO LEATHER--10- to 25/WORK BASKETS, Silk Lined, ail colours — 4/6, 7/6, 12/0, 18/-, 20/EBONY BACK MIRRORS — 3/9, 4/6, 5/-, 6/9, 7/9, 8/6 BRISTLE BRUSHES, Ebony Back, 3/11, 4/11 5/-, 7/0, to 20/MILITARY BRUSHES — 4/-, 5/-, 6/-, 7/-, 9/, to 18/9 each POCKET COMBS in Case — 1/-, 1/9 WHITE. WINDSOR SOAP—--6 Cakes for 1/PALMOLIVE SOAP— 9d cnko JVtcCLINTON’S BARILLA—--1/2 Box WATKINS’ MULSIFIED COCOANUT OIL — 3/9 bottle CUTEX MANICURE SETS—--3/11 box CORSON’S COLD CREAM — 1/6 jar STEARN’S PEROXIDE CREAM — 1/9 jar OATINE CREAM—--1/9 jar OATINE SNOW — 1/9 jar TINS TALC POWDER, Mulford’s, ergen’s, Colgate’s— 1/- tin ANDROCK BREAD TOASTERS—1/- each ALUMINIUM SOUP LADLES— 1/9

SOAP SAVERS — 9(1 COOKING SPOONS— 9d ACME CLOTHES WRINGER— 42/SHOPPING BASKETS — 2/9, 8/11, 5/9 BOYS’ FOOTBALLS—8/0, 4/8, 4/9, 5/6 SOLID LEATHER FOOTBALLS — 7/9, 9/-, 10/9, 16/GOOD STRONG POPGUNS — 2/9 MOUTH ORGANS—2/-, 2/9, 8/6 DOLLS, Undressed, from 2/6 KID BODY DOLLS — 21/-, 27/GAMES, Aerial Flight, Steeplechase, etc. — 1/ each WRITING PADS, Daphne— 4d LINEN WRITING PADS— 1/1, 1/6 All Lines Crockery at Reduced Prices. Inspection Invited.

.THE HOME COSY. will soon be upon us in earnest, so you have no time to lose in making your home cosy and coldproof. CARPET SQUARES. CARPET SQUARES. Genuine Value. FROM £4 10s UPWARDS. HEARTHRUGS. HEARTHRUGS. Warm-looking and Inviting, FROM 20/FURNITURE. FURNITURE. Complete in every detail at LOWEST CITY PRICES. J. BERI, COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER, OPP. POST OFFICE, TEMUKA. Phone 34. * N. K. COX, M.D., D.D.S., And H. R. FRASER, 8.D.5., SURGEON DENTISTS. HAY’S BUILDINGS.

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The Will and the Way. No. 29.—A Question of Advice. Advice is abundant—but much of it is not good advice. No doubt, the owner of a largo estate does not Jack advice, direct or indirect, regarding the disposal of ids property by his will. But how much of the advice is really expert? How much of it is disinterested? One of the reasons why some owners of large estates have died without making a will is because their minds wavoior in the cross currents of advice, and the task was continually deferred. It is one of the functions of the Public Trust Office to give the right, friendly advieo in suck circumstances. Half a century’s experience well qualifies this Stateguaranteed ollice to help a business man to make his will in a manner which will best suit the needs of his various dependants. Representatives of the Public Trustee will be pleased to give full in forma Lion on any question concerning wills and the administration of estates. For full information, apply to tlie lublic Trustee, Wellington, or to Mr F. H. Duncan, District Rublie Trustee, Timaru. Agencies at Geraldine, Tennika, Waimato and Fairlio. Q. A. ft JUDGES, Asa c. M. Inst. C.E., M.N.Z.1.8., CIVIL ENGINEER & LICENSED SURVEYOR TALBOT CHAMBERS BESWICK ST