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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 23 November 1923, Page 3

CHRISTMAS will soon be here and you will want A HAM Book Yours Now. ' CURRANTS SULTANAS . RAISINS PEEL All Fresh and Finest Quality. TINNED FRUITPEACHES, 1/2 APRICOTS, 1/2 PINEAPPLE, 1/3 and 1/9 per Tin. ' PINEAPPLE CHUNKS, 3 Tins for 2/3. KIPPER SNACKS, 3 Tins for 1/3. .BROOKS’ LEMON SQUASH, 2/- Bottle RASPBERRY, ORANGE, LEMON CORDIAL, 1/6 hot. THE FARMERS’ GROCERY DEPARTMENT. ''i/J':!N'i!: I ',! A farmer Gets ValueSolid Value IN WIRE, WIRE NETTING, STANDARDS, OILS, NAILS, IRON, POSTS, HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY, ETC. t * Because we are direct Importers, and buy , largely through our CO-OPERATIVE WHOLESALE FEDERATION, whose keen buyers are on the spot, consequently we can quote you the lowest market rates for the highest quality goods. ASK FOR QUOTATIONS. THE FARMERS UP-TO-D ATE HARDWARE DEPT.

CP STYLE AND THE MAN When you first meet a man, what are the two most distinguishing features of his appearance ? His Hat and his Suit. For a man to lose interest in his Clothes, is equivalent to losing his self-respect. Washer’s are now showing a distinctive range of newly arrived Spring Hats and Suits; the Prices of which you will consider extremely reasonable. The Hats range in Price from as Low as 8s 6d to £4, SPORTS SUITS FOR SMART MEN To those men requiring a Sports Suit, our selection offers a wide range and a splendid opportunity to secure the kind of Suits that are now being worn, at a Price that Pleases. Prices are from 75s to 955, Come along and inspect, if you don’t Buy, we’ll be just as good Friends. H. J. WASHER, “WHERE THE GOOD SUITS A"!E»' ! Corner Stafford and WooScombe Streets.

THE PLANTING SEASON. NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT EARLY POTATOES EARLY POTATOES ROBIN ADAIR BLACK PRINCE EARLY PURITAN Specially Picked Seed, Gibs for 1/Sr RAYING. Make sure you get maximum reBulls from your FRUIT TREES by spraying now with RED OIL. CHICK FOOD. CHICK FOOD. Au excellent for day or week-old Chicks, 51bs a 1/ORDERS now being received for CHOICE ’ CHRISTMAS HAMS, From 10 to 12 lbs. P:* toman's MJP. STORES, STAFFORD STREET, ■ NEXT SOUTER’S. H. PATEMAN, PROPRIETOR. Telephone 661. NEVER BEEN SACKED FROM A JOB YET. 'THEREFORE * am The Expert * Plumber and Handy Man. Tanks to order and good ones. I have a big stock of Hurdles, B.L. Stakes, Safes and Wheelbarrows, Cement and Lime, Bolts, Netting, Nalls, Solder, Sockets, Piping and Glass, etc., etc. Picture Framing. Carpentering Paper Hanging, Painting dono properly. For jobbing of all sorts, see— A. L. THOREAU: PLEASANT PT. |i Labour Exchange; Tel. 27., ii