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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 11 April 1925, Page 14

NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY AT THE LOWEST PRICE EVER OFFERED. F. 0.8. jO I'-0.8. TIMARU. ' i TIMARU. SUBJECT TO PRICE RULING ON DATE OE DELIVERY. BUYS THE LATEST MODEL FORDSON FARM TRACTOR. THE BEST JET PRODUCED BY THE FORD FACTORY. -y The ForcSson Has Proved Itself 80 PER CENT. OF THE TOTAL NUMBER OF TRACTORS IN USE IN U.S.A. IN 1924 WERE FORDSON’S. THE CECIL WOOD GO., LTD.> - SOLE LICENSED FORD AGENTS, Timaru Territory

WA.MTKB. A Resolution for 1925. Motorists should follow the example of thousands' of discriminating motorists throughout the length and breadth of New Zealand and use, Only “Duckham’s” Oil. The pleasing results obtained more than justify this resolution. SCHOOLS in soon. So is Smith’s for School Bags, Canvas, and lots’of Leather Onos, 2s to 20s. See the Ban with the Lunch Pocket at 12s bd (solid hide), 169 Stafford Street, TiW ANTED KNOWN—J. E. Reid « Selling Out his Whole Stock and Fittings, as he is giving up buisness in Titnaru. Everything to Clear at Sacrificed Prices. Come and partake of the Bargains. OLD False Teeth bought, sound or brokon; also dental scrap. Best prices in New Zealand sent by return mail. Post to J. Dunstane, Box 51, Wellesley Street, Auckland. Established 31 years. . FALSE Toeth Purchased—Any .con. dition, pre-war preferred. Bp to £5 per set paid. Pearline Co., Auckland. ■ ■' . IT Your Car giving Satisfaction?— “Duckham’s” Motor Oil gives increased mileage, increased power, and faultless running. Obtainable Garages. WANTED Known—Just opened up a fine assortment of costumes and jumne- ’ shades. ,-rrect. Miss O. Sullivan,' -annore, Stafford Street South,' Avyes, Chemist. s HOS. COOK AND SON, Pas.sengor Agents —Berths reserved by all lilies; lowest rates. Send for Cook’s Gazette (free) giving Fares and Sailings. 136 Hereford Street, Christchurch. w ANTED KNOWN — OYSTER SEASON HAS COMMENCED. Full Supply procurable at: ' LURAJUD’S DOMINION CAFE, ; Stafford Street (opp. National Bank). A meal of Oysters served at a minute s notice, any hour of the day ; also Oysters in bottles and fried with chips to take home. LADIES’ Wool Jumpers, in dainty colours, 7s 6d; All Wool Cardigans 10s 9d, 13s Gd and 19s, 6d; the jest value yet at Marsden’s, Draper and Mercer, Stafford Street North. MEN'S Fleecy Lined SingTets and Pants for 5s 6d. In all-wool Underwear we stock all the best makes 3 at our fine cut prices, at Marsden s, for men’s wear. SHRUNK Flannel, all wool,, in Pink, Greys, Shetland, Is llsd yard; White Flannelette Blankets, 56 x 76, only 7s 6d each, at Marsden’s, Pay Cash Pay Less, Stafford Street North. LADIES’ Hosiery, in Fancy Silks and Wool, in all colours, Ladderproof for 5s lid pair;, all wool Winter Weights 4s Gd; good House Stockings fast colour 2s 6d, at Marsden’s, Stafford Street North. BOYS’ Jerseys, in all colours, from 5s lid; All Wool Cardigans from 8s 6d; Warm Fleecy Vedonis Singlets 4s 6d; Flannelette Shirts, all Bizes, 4s 6d at Marsden’s, Stafford Street North. ■

THE Famous Tie Makers for Stiff or Soft Collars, easy adjusted, comfortable, add to the life and looks of a Tie, money and temper savers, 6d each, at Marsden’s, Pay Cash Pay Less. CIHILDPEN’S Wool Dresses, fit 3 / to 5 years, assorted colours 6s lid and ;7s 6d; Fleecy Freedom Bodices, all sizes, from 2s lid, warm and comfortable, at Marsdeu’s, fob children’s wear. EXTRA Special Men’s Sports Coats, sizes 4,5, G, bargain price 255; Boys’ i Coloured Bordered Handkerchiefs and White, 6 for 2s,'at Marsden’s, Cash Draper and Mercer, Stafford Street North. AN ENTIRELY NEW WORK. 'T'O be completed in about Thirty- * six Fortnightly Parts: HARMSWORTH’S BUSINESS ENCYCLOPAEDIA AND COMMERCIAL EDUCATOR. A mine of information for Businessmen and Women. Writers in Part I: Lord Birkenhead on Reality and Opportunity; The Rt. Hon. Nevill Chamberlain on Personality and Success; Sir John Marriott, M.P., on the Romance of Trade; Sir George A. Sutton, Bart, on Advertising and its Functions; Sir Basil Mayhew, K.8.C., How to Become an Accountant; and scores of Experts on all branches of business life. PART I. NOW ON SALE, At G. HENDERSON, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER. J. LOGAN, COAL FIREWOOD AND GENERAL PRODUCE MERCHANT, BEGS to announce that he has resumed business at his old address, BARNARD STREET. FULL LINES OF PRODUCE STOCKED. POULTRY FOOD A SPECIALITY. Ring or Call. Tel. 421..