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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 25 June 1924, Page 8

SPECIAL. NEW SHIPMENTS: Overcoats and Raincoats. Hats and Caps. Direct from the Manufacturer. The Latest Goods at Popular Prices. McClelland’s STAFFORD STREET. PHONE 764.

THOMSON’S TAILORING TO ORDER. A la mode, and appreciated by the Public. Distinctive and Becoming Dominion All Wool Worsteds received yesterday from one of the first mills; Browns, Greys and Checks. Suit complete £7 19s 6d to £8 19s 6d. Best of everything. Others, good, sound, A.W. Materials, best Linings and Make, £6 19s 6d. ‘Super Indigo Coating, Dress Suitings, Overcoatings, Pine Saddle Tweeds, Class, Quality, and Value the Aim at Thomson’s Tailor’s Shop. See Mr Solomon, the Cutter. Only Goods of Quality. OUR OVERCOATS A SUCCESS THIS YEAR! Covert Heavy All Wool 92s 6d, 102 s 6d, Raglan Tweed 49s lid, 59s 6d, 755, 84s. Browns, three shades Grey. Heavy Motor Coats 95s to £G 6s. Lighter Nos. as before, Light, Midand Dark Grey. Rainproof Coats, Rendlesham style. 92s Od. Oilskins 21s to 32s 6d; Maklogans, superior Nos. Government Waterproofs, what left, 38s 6d. A few odd Nos. of Coats besides; 100 Coats to choose from. Heavy Union Shirts, mostly own make, 8s 6d, 10s lid, ills 6d. Good wear Leather, a 9s 6d §hirt for 6s 9d. \ Harvard, Boston Nos. 5s lid to 8s 9d. Dressy Stripes, etc., Duro, Tobralco. and others, 6s lid to 10s lid. Pyjamas, ad lib, Men and Boys. New Caps, New Caps, 2s 9d to 7s 6d. Hats! Value good. “Defiance.’’ “Borsalino,” Velour in Season Colurs, any size, 9s lid, 16s 6d, 21s 6d, 23s 6d, 27s 6d, 32s 6d. Hundreds of New Ties, Silk and Knitted. The Underwear, very right. “A Stitch in Time saves Nine.” SUITS FOR BOYS. OVERCOATS FOR BOYS, 21s 6d up. CAPS FOR BOYS. “Archie" Golf Hose for Boys, Roslyn, New Heads. THOMSON’S,

THE SIGN OF THE CROWN. JUST PUBLISHED: A NEW BOOK FOR NEW ZEALAND GARDENERS: THE CULTIVATION OF NEW ZEALAND PLANTS, By DR. COCKAYNE. PRICE 4s 6d, Splendidly Illustrated. Dr. Cockayne is a most enthusiastic Gardener, as well as a Botanist of world-wide reputation. His writing is captivating and most instructive. LATEST FICTION: The Midlander —Booth Tarkington. March Hares —Harold Frederic. Recompence—By the Author of Simon called Peter. The Man from Painted Post—Joseph B. Ames. Rufus—Grace Richmond. A Court of Inquiry—Grace Richmond Three Rooms—Warwick Deeping. Into the Frozen South—By Scout Marr of the Quest Expedition. The Doctor—lsabel Cameron. Pictorial South Canterbury—By Richard Wedderspoon, ss. H. BAKER, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 84 Stafford Street. Telephone 116 T.

A RECOGNISED FACT. yOU cannot get a wider selection ox better value for the Money, than by Buying your Furniture, Furniture, FROM MRS J. BERT. We have the stocks, and our prices cannot bo beaten. MEMORIAL WREATHS. We have just landed a largo con’ Bignment of these beautiful wreaths direct from the manufacturers at REDUCED PRICES. MRS J. BERI, COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER AND UNDERTAKER, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE TEMUKA. Telephone 34 (continuous).

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