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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 1 June 1923, Page 2

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WE CAN ONLY QUOTE PORTION OF OUR OFFERINGS. ALL DEPARTMENTS PARTICIPATE IN THE SPECIALS LIST TO-DAY. SPLENDID BUYING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE SHOWROOM. 2 Only COVERT COATS, Good Sizes. Neat Styles, Brown Shades. £5/15/For To-day Only 75/1 Only HENNA GABERDINE COAT FROCK, Pretty Style, Trimmed Eyeletting— Usually £5/19/6. For To-day Only 79/6 1 Only BROWN VELOUR COSTUME, Koslyn Make, Tailor Cut Coat, £B/17/6 For To-day Only £6/6/1 Only FAWN FLANNEL COSTUME, Plain Neat Style— Usually £5/19/6. For To-day Only 84/2 Only SMART NAVY COSTUMES, Different Styles. One is S.W. Size, the other O.S. The Regular Prices were £7/10/- & £9/9/- , For To-day Only £5/10/- & £B/6/1 Only ALL WOOL BLACK/WHITE STRIPED COSTUME. A Really Neat Garment— Usually £7/19/6. For To-day Only £5/19/6 2 Only KOLINSKY FUR COATS, Good Medium Lengths— Usually £ls/15/For To-day Only £l2/12/1 HANDSOME MARMOT COAT. A Great Garment for Motoring— £27/10/For To-day Only 22gns. 6 MARL WOOL SKIRTS, Various Shades, Nice Fitting— 17/6. For To-day Only 12/8 3 MAID’S COATS in Strong Tweeds. The Sizes are 33in. and 36in. and the usual prices are 49/6 and 52/6. Goods worth 10/9 to 13/6. For To-day Only 29/6 ODDMENTS'.in LADIES NIGHTDRESSES, For To-day Only 7/11 3 Doz. NATURAL WOVEN NIGHTDRESSES, Lace Trimmed. Large Sizes 15/6 For To-day Only 13/9 3 Doz. WHITE CORSETS, Low Tops, 2 Suspenders. All Sizes—6/11 For To-day Only 4/11

Millinery and Showroom Bargains. 4 Doz. STRONG WINCEYETTE BLOUSES, Both Light and Dark Grounds with Neat Stripes- ' „ Us « U/" For One Day Only 6/11 2 Doz. TRIMMED FELT HATS. There are Many Styles and Colours. Usually 12/6 to 25/-. , Q/11 For One Day Only 9/11 6 Only LADIES’ HATS, Broche Wk Crowns, with Fur Brims —l9/6. For One Day Only 12/6 6 Little Girls’ BRUSH WOOL and RIBBON HATS. Assorted Colours and Styles —// n For To-day 4/1 1 BUY THESE GOOD WARM HOSE FOR SCHOOL GIRLS. ■f KNITTED HOSE in Grey and Black, Sizes 4 to 8— Usually 3/6 to 4/6. '1 o-day All 2/11 a TAN RIBBED HOSE. A Real Goods English 5 Stocking selling at 3/6 to 4/11 for Large Siz es* We are clearing these Fo-day at 1/11 pair BLACK IMITATION SUEDE GLOVES, Sizes 6 to 7—Usually 5/11 Pair. To-day Only 2/11 GOOD BLACK CASHMERE HOSE— To-day 3/11 CHILDREN’S WOOL GLOVES, Sizes 3 to 6 Usually 3/- to 3/9. Navy Brown and Crm. To-day 1/11

Here are the Dress Department Offerings. THIS IS A WONDER LINE 20 Dress Lengths of Wool Gaberdine, 3 yards in each. About 12 colours and all were 15/6 per yard. To-day you can buy one of these lengths for 30/-. They won’t last. ! i Piece Each LIGHT NAVY and GREEN FLANNEL, 40in. Wide— Usually 4/11 • To-day Only 3/11 f i 1 Piece Each VELOUR COATING, in Fawn [ } and Saxe Blue, 56in. Wide— 11/6 To-day Only 9/11 1 Piece Only LIGHT HENNA VELOUR COATING, Splendid-for Girls’ Wear— 17/6 ’ To-day Only 12/6 ; 3 Pieces SMART CHECK HOPSAC, Saxe, Hen- ! na and Fawn Grounds. A Beautifully ; Soft Finished Cloth— Usually 7/6 ; To-day Only 5/11 I 10 Pieces STRIPED WINCEYETTE, Neat Stripes for Blouses, Shirts,-Etc. 40in. Wide. j ■ Usually 2/9. To-Day Only 2/3 | VELVETEENS, in Brown, Wine, Sky, Cardinal, | Grey, Purple, Saxe, Etc. The Ordinary Price is 4/11. You can buy them to-day , at 3/6. I x * rimn TTfcT rnTTW Ti A 'XT

HALF- PRICE COLUMN. Goods Listed here are Half-Price or Less 6 Only CHAMP, and FAWN KNITTED WOOL FROCKS, Contrasting Facings— Usually 39/6. Half Price for One Day 19/9 2 Doz. GIRLS and MAID’S WINCEYETTE NIGHTS in Pink and Sky, Horrockses Clotn 8/6 to 9/11. All to go for One Day at 4/6 2 Doz. WOMS. COMBINATIONS, Heavy Weight, Natural Colour — Usually ld/o Half Price for One Day, b/9 1 Doz. CHILDREN’S BLACK SEALETTE HATS Good Shapes and Sizes — 8/11 Half Price for To-day, 4/6 3 Pieces WOOL ESTAMENE SERGE, Saxe Rose and Scarlet— Usually 12/6 Half Price To-day 6/3 1 Piece Only HELIO DIAPHALINE, for Under wear Usually 2/11 Half Price To-day 1/6 yard 1 Piece Only LIGHT SAXE CREPE DE CHINE, Double Width. Slightly Soiled 9/11 To-day Only 4/11 MINERVA KNITTING BOOKS, containing Hundreds of Ideas— Usually 2/6. To-day 6d 8 Pieces FANCY RIBBON, Various Ways— Usually 3/3 Yard. To-day Only If- Yard 2 Pieces BLACK SERGE, Pure Wool— To-day 2/11 Yard HEssosssssssrsnE

TIMARU’S BUSY STORE-SHOP EARLY TO-DAY TO AVOID THE CROWDS LATER UN im DAX. s L © opular Profitable' One Day Sale - -pra r^-n^-n^-pix

Sale O'ROURKE'S ! ) <9 FOR 10 DAYS ONLY. UNEQUALLED BARGAINS IN MEN’S WEAR. Clothing Department. MEN’S OVERCOATS— Usual Prices, 82/6, 00/-, a2O/-? Sale Prices, 49/6, 70/-, 00/MEN’S BOX SUITSUsual Prices, 90/-, 120/-, 150/Sale Prices, 00/-, 90/-,, 110/HEAVY TWEED TROUSERS at 15/6 Boys’ Department. HIGH SCHOOL STOCKINGS — S/ll to 4/11 TIMARU WEST SCHOOL STOCKINGS — S/ll to 4/11 JERSEYS in Grey or Navy^— At Very Low Prices. The above are only a few of the many lines offering in all departments. The whole of onr up-to-date stock is marked down to cost to clear. This sacrifice is for 10 days only.

f> liin frr* ! ? HEY, FARMERS AND WORKERS! IF YOU WANT foot comfort this winter invest now in a pair of HANNAH'S FAMOUS “G” FARM BOOTS! You’ll find them your best friend throughout the bad weather months! "G” Brand Boots cost less because they are made in our own factory and sold through our own Retail Stores. NOTE THE PRICES: ‘‘Hannah-made” WHOLEBACK WATERTIGHTS Pegged— MAKER’S LOW PRICE, 22/6 1353, “Hannah-Made” WOMAN’S 1947, WAX SPLIT DAIRY BOOTS — .MAKER'S LOW PRICE, 13/0 1060, “Hannah-made” WOMAN’S CHROME DAIRY SHOES, Stout Soles.— MAKER’S LOW PRICE, 15/6 1408, “Hannah-made” GIRLS CHROME SCHOOL BOOTS, Strong— MAKER’S LOW PRICE, 10/6, 12/6 1527 “Hannah-made” BOYS' STRONG SCHOOL BOOTS, UltttsS”” “^ MAKER’S LOW PRICES, 9/6, 11/6, 14/6 1935; “Hannah-made” MEN’S WAX MAKER’S LOW PRICE, 18/2 and Plate D 94, HANNAH’S COSY SLIPPERS for Men, English Make — HANNAH’S LOW PRICE, 4/6 D 61 HANNAH’S COSY FELT SLIPPERS, Leather Soles, English Make, for Ladies— HANNAH’S LOW PRICE, 4/11 9 Valueivf atcFR’S LOW PRICE, 19/6 “ „ .. 1,4 c, footwear bill if he buys exclusively at hlnnlh FOOTWEAR HAS ALL BEEN REDUCED 15 per cent, to 20 xiiYiNiNan 1/. in the £ Discount for Cash. Hannah’s per cent. R a HANNAH Bt CO», L. ID. P.O. Box 77. TIMARU, Telephone 692. ha THE WAIMATE TAILOR ¥HEN vouv Razor is Dull and you 3 cannot get a good Shave, taw j without delay to Rowland Matson, f urdresser. - Stafford Street North. j John Edmond aro now snowing, at eir warehouse, Sofia Street, ft com- , jte stock of Messrs Scott Bros, well-j town ranges, destructors, ana gafl. avos, and will he pleased to Ivave a jit from those interested in budding, lure parts of Messrs Scott Bros, ogee are always kept in stock. ... LADIES’ and COSTUMIER. w. E. FAIL, GENTLEMEN’S MERCERY A SPECIALITY. CHIROPRACTIC.' TPHE Science that deals with disease and its relation with the Spine. DAVID YOUNG (Palmer School Graduate), PAREORA BUILDINGS. STAFFORD STREET (Opposite Hutton’s!. Hours: 9.30 to 12.30; 1.30 to 5 p.nii Consultation Free.

At the Tiinaru Magistrate’s Court yesterday a JJorough Council employee and a local contractor figured before Mr E. D. Mosley, S.M., as the leaders of opposing factions in an action, the latter being charged with having used insulting language in the hearing of passers-by, whereby a breach of the peace might have been occasioned, and with using obscene language. Mr Emslie appeared for the complainand and Mr W. I>. Campbell for defendant, who pleaded not' guilty. Mr Emslie stated that the complainant was borough foreman, and on the day in question he was sent to see if defendant was filling in certain trenches in a proper manner. When complainant did so he found that the work was not being done properly, and defendant came up, and, after some conversation, seemed to lose his temper and used the lniu'uage complained of. Mr Campbell stated that defendant did not deny using some language inwards complainant. He was angry at the time but lie denied the objectionable expressions complained of. The Magistrate stated that he was satisfied that defendant had used the language complained of, no doubt after losing his temper. The question of filling in the trench bad nothing to do with the matter. He would not enter up a conviction for using obscene language, but defendant would be convicted for using insulting language. His Worship lined defendant 20s, with Court costs J Is, and solicitor s fee ;L'2 Os. Dainty hand-made lace D’Oyley.s at Is lid each, showing at “The Louvre’ to-day. o»«

FAIRLIE. J. H. DON, 8.D.5., Of Messrs Marshall and Don, Dentists, Timaru, WILL visit FAIRLIE on TUESDAY, JUNE sth, and thereafter on tho Ist Tuesday of each month. “NO-RUBBING” Laundry Hols means bettor times for housewives and better business for us. is packet does T washings beautifully—Tima.ru grocers.