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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 2 June 1923, Page 8

WARM UNDERWEAR. Full Range of Winter Weights Now Showing. ALSO— New Range of our FAMOUS ■READY-TO-WEAR SUITS. At MCCLELLAND'S, STAFFORD ST. Phone 754. A SPARKLING STOCK OF WINTER NEEDS. THOMSON’S GENTLEMEN’S SIDE. HPWEEDS, SADDLES, WORSTEDS, * COATING SERGES, GABARDINES, TROUSERINGS, OVERCOATINGS in profusion—bought on the edge of the market. RELIABLE GOODS, made up when required by Cutter and competent staff in our own Rooms upstairs, FROM £5 19s Gd. Best Linings, Best of Everything, and the Cutter is a more than satisfactory artist. • See Mr Solomon. Woollen Sox, 2 pairs for 2/9; 1/6, 1/11, to 3/G pair. Woollen Gloves,' 1/11 up. Actaeon Underwear, 6/11 Natural Merino, 6/3. Bruce Woollens, 6/11. Roslyn, Mosgiel, Petone numbe , as 450, 459, 1 7, Marl, 185, 190, etc., 7/11 to 15/6 New Umbrellas, 6/11 to 14/6. Big Woollen Fringed Rugs, 18/11 to 79/6, as Taieri 23/6. Opihi IS/11, Tekapo 35/6, Wanganui 52/6, Pareora 57/6, Moeraki 79/6, Exhibition, Terra Nova, a few for presentations to 105/“Prince" All-wool Overcoats, 75/and 85/-; All-wool Raglan 52/6, others including Motor-weight to 109/6. Purchase of Boys’ and Youths’ Dark Grey All-wool Roslyn 33/6. Plasterers’ Overalls, Heavy Duck, Bibbed 13/11. Palma Nap Trousers 9/11, Boz Denims 7/6. Coats and Butternuts 9/11. Stable Vests, Tweed Backs, usual from 10/11. Odd Coats often needed. Thousands of Ties. W'ool Tweed by yard, 3/11. Tobralco Shirts yesterday, 10/11. Horrocks’, Duro and others, o/ll up. Working numbers, Standised Drill, 7/11, 8/11, S.S.S. 12/6, Harvard 6/6. Lined Gloves, Gabardine Caps, Wool Scarves 1/- to 6/6, Silk and others 5/6 to 14/6. Hogg, Macintyre’s Collars. Fine showing Cilslcins, Canvas Coats and Waterproofs, 35/6, 59/6, 72/6. Boys’ from 21/t ALL AT THOMSON’S.

THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES COMPANY. THE LEADING TRUSTEE COMPANY IN THE DOMINION. Established under Special Act of Parliament. OANDLES a business larger than any other Trustee Company. Offers you Experience, Permanency, Security, Economy. In business almost FORTY YEARS. Acts as EXECUTOR TRUSTEE ATTORNEY AND AGENT. P. B. FOOTE, District Manager. 162 STAFFORD STREET. 8.8.8. 7-* TT» X2 BAKER’S BOOK BAZAAR AND CIRCULATING LIBRARY. FOUNTAIN PENS. FOUNTAIN PENS. FOUNTAIN PENS. FOUNTAIN PENS. [F you want a reliable and reasonL ably priced FOUNTAIN PEN try a NUTTALL. Fitted with Iridium-pointed 14ct. Gold Nib. PRICE, 7/6. SELF-FILLING, 10/6 H. BAKER. BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 91 STAFFORD STREET* PHONE 11C.