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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 19 June 1924, Page 9

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'LADIES' WIXTEIL. GOAT, in Brown, All-Wool Tweed, Belted Style. Usually £4-ids. To-day 39s 6d. : ■ t, ' : : GREY ALL-WOOL TWEED COS-, TUME, Newest ' Style, Belted, with Smart Green Facings. Usually £6 15s. To-day 92s 6d. FLANNEL SKIRTS. Smart Brown ; Shade. Ful.l Size! £ * Usually 2os feet. To-day -19 s 6d.-s GREY FLAN.NEL, FROCKS.; Round Necks, Braided. Usually 32s 6d. To-day 19s 6d. ; CREAM FLEECY COMBINATIONS. .'<»> UsuallPM^d^^W^gffiO

VELVETEENS, 3G-in. Wide. ..Very Best Quality. ' ' Usually 12s Gd. To-day only ss 11d. PE RE,; WOOL . COATING, 58-in; Wide, in all Best Shades for Winter Coats. Usually 12s 6d. To-day only 6s 11d \IELoM v CLOTH, 56-in., Pure Wool. ■ ' Cannot Beat This. Usually 16s Gd. To-day only 13s eo WOOL TWEED, 40-in. Wide for Dresses, etc. Great Value. Usually 3s lid. To-day only 2s 11d. FRENCH SATIN, 33-in. Wide in Good Evening Shades. Usually" 9s lid. To-day only 7s 6d.

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AH OVERLANDS arrived- by s.s. City of ■fk *- New Shipments .by s.s. City of Adelaide I - anil *B.B. NarSana ' Tsf)S WEEK ::j L GARAGE: "T StAFFORD STREET TIMARU. / : 1;; Sub 'jAgcmciess Temuka: v ; ‘ Pleasant Point; McGarva. John Smith. Geraldine: . . Fairlie: McGregor amMSennett. Fairlie Motor Company.

ft r - CRAIGIE’Sj, Cain’s Terrace ■ iHave c-ssipleted alterations to premises and are now' open for business. 'Large Brocks of the-Latest Wallpapers, also Painty Varnishes, Scrim, Glass, etc., and ievery thing. in connection with the trade. >- INSPECTION INVITED. Muresco, Calchno, Oilcloth Dadoes, Fancy Glass',-Ekeet Glass, Plate Glass, Wind Screen Glass, Stains for Floors, Etc. t CRAI GlE’Sj'-Gss.'in *s Terrace , ’Voone 82 - ■ ~ ~,11,11, •

A'IRRiV'E D » . V , „OUR. FIRST BIG SHIPMENT OF THE EAGERLY AWAITED *6 II I I-i W*% W 1 99 TRIUMPH WALL-BOARD Now to Hand. “Triumph” is the Genuine Plaster Wail-Board, and triumphs over all others. WE WELCOME INQUIRIES.. I mm CHANGE OF ADDRESS. &A. GARLAND, , r ~: FURRIERS, &EG to announce tnai - they>have-re. moved "to more centrally'situated premises HANNAH’S BUILDINGS, Stafford Street, opposite Hutchison's, TELEPHONE 943. FUR COATS FOR THE CHILDREN at Prices showing a Tremendous Reduction. OPOSSUM CAPES, from £3/10/0. RABBIT CAPES AND SCARVES in Latest Style. REMODELLING WORKA neatly .hand expeditiously done, recreating thu Garment in Latest Style and a 6 Reasonable Cost.: ONLY .The-Best- Bread and Small ; ..Goods """ "ARE SUPPLIED BY P. J. BOWMAN, PASTRYCOOK AND BAKER, ' " “ " PLEASANT POINT. Up-to-date Tea Rooms and ConfoC' tionery Depot. Celixe:riee..aU over the District. Average 350 Miles a Week. Specialty: HOT MEAT PIES. j NOTICE To those who are seriously contemplating INSURING either their own or their Children’s lives, and who are desirous o£ securing the greatest number o£ advantages from such an inres cment. | SHOULD STRONGLY’ ADYUSE that » they should either call at or communicate with that most popuiir and up-to-date LIFE OFFICE, the NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE OF AUSTRALASIA, LTD., HAY’S BUILDINGS, STAFFORD ST. J. E. FLANAGAN, District Agent, Als<> Agcut GUARDIAN FIIiD AND a nnr •vd'vj't* i