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NEWS AND NOTES.

The annual meeting of the South Canterbury Referees’ Association will be held to-night.

The Mercantile Finance Corporation Ltd. announces in to-day’s issuo an increase of capital. A further 35,000 shares aro offered at par, these having been reserved for South Canterbury, North Oteg°, and Westland. The first issue of 60,000 shares was largely oversubscribed in less than three weeks. ...

The appointment of Mr J. W. Wynn (late of Oamaru) to take charge of 'Z. Beri’s furniture factory is announced m this issue.

Commencing at 2 p.m. to-morrow, at Loo-an's coal yard, Barnard Street, akey, Baker and Co. will auction corrugated iron, timber, scales, and firewood, on account of Messrs W. and H. Winter. ...

The banks throughout the Dominion will be closed on Thursday, the date of tlio f *neral of the late Prime Minister. '

A courso of first aid lectures will be commenced in the Cannington schoolroom on next Saturday evening at 8 p.m. . ..

To buy now and to buy at Alston’s is the time find place to save money ou every article you purchase. The firm are on the eve of. stocktaking, and stocks must be reduced, hence the great reduction. Extra bargains are displayed all over this big fancy goods warehouse.

A Wanganui industry the Other day (says the “Herald”) was the ecene or a gathering of directors to say a few words of encouragement to the stair. One director prefaced his address with the words, “Males and.’ females, and tho lady members of the staff felt pink. A co-director sought to retrieve the situation tactfully, but a faux pas tett things very much as they were. Tiis prelude was: “Ladies and gentlemen—i£JL may address you as sueh.’-t

Nothing succeeds like success, and if this is so, the future of the Imperial Suit Co. is going to bo a bright one. There lias : been, since the .commencement of tho company, a phenomenal rush for these well-fitting, natty and serviceable suits, and the £4 10s suit was as popular as the dearer ones. There is a wonderful choice of suitings to choose from, and the McKitterick well-known style and finish is easily distinguished in the whole turnout. Never has such value, been offered in Timaru, and never has there been such wholehearted public collaboration. The address is' Evans’ ;;Buildings, Stafford Street North. '’Phone 177 M. "

Now that tlio cold .nights are with us, it is time to-think of-your requirements in blankets and quilts. We have been very fortunate in securing a special line of alf-wooT Colonial blankets; at very low prices;—Single bed size 47s 6d for 32s 6d; double bed 6ize (when ive say double we mean the full: 11 x 4 size, not'three-quarters,'lo x 4, as'Ttrb"' heiHg-'Shown), - No.-1, 11 x 4, usual price 69s 6d, special price. 49s 6d; No. 2, usual prico 79s 6d, special price 59s Gd. We have just opened a full rango of silverdown and eiderdown quitiSj in all-the latest designs and eolour.ngs-. id rsiiyerdown,. 2Us'6d to 4»s Gd; eideadown, a very choice selection, 49s Gd to £8 10s, invite you to visit our store, and inspect, all the. latest sea son’s goods, while, the selection is large and varied. McUruer, Davies and Co. .'ln convey nation witffti a/l, prominent/ fanner yesterday, it Was learned that most of the farmers throughout South Canterbury .will bo having their ploughs repaired and sot this season by the expert blacksmiths employed,, by. Wallace, and Cooper; Ltd., of North and Latter Streets, Timaru. New parts are made, and shares cast on the premises of this firm. ...

W© are after your business, and prices are going to do it. Ladies’ wool jumpers, 7s IJtl up; wool cardigans, 13s Gd up; ladies’ wool costumes, 455, 57s Gd up; ladies’ wool dress skirts, good quality, 27s Gd for 19s Gd each; all wool colonial tweed frocks, three up-to-date Styles, 37s Gd each; velvet frocks, black, brown, and grey, 653: fur necklets and stoles, 19s 6d to 69s 6d. Bust and Co., drapery specialists, 84 Stafford Street South. ....

Souter’s boot stores are well prepared for the opening of the shooting season. Large stocks ot gum-boots just to hand. “Red Ball” Vac Gum Boots; agents, Souter’s Busy Boot Stores. >.»

To-day will be a special day for woollen goods at uThe Louvre.” Our big purenas© values have been much appreciated during the past week, and today w© will offer some wonderful values at exceptionally low prices. ...

If its ladies’ hosiery, children’s sox or stockings of any kind, buy them at “Tho Louvre.” ...

No bigger selection and no better value in ladies’ woollen costumes, jumpers, and cardigans can be had outside “The Louvre.” See our prices for today. ...

That Tired Feeling.— Do you feel tired, possess no energy, have fullness afte l ' outing, leei puiu between the shoulders, or under tlio right shoulder blade, suffer annoyance from a coated tongue, or feel it you could doze off any tune. Then your liver is out of order/ Don’t go about with the blues. Get a bottle or Ayres’ Liver and Stomach Tome, which gives such wonden ul results for liver, stomach and bilious troubles. Price 2s bd bottlo. Postage Gd extra. E. O. Ayres, M.P.S., Chemist, 7b Stafford Street South. ...

Messrs John Edmond, Ltd., have landed a shipment of Vulcan Smoothtop Gas Ranges of the very latest model. A closed, top retains all the heat, and makes tho most economical cooking range on the market. Of British manufacture, with automatic lights, asbestos lined, and beautifully finished. Messrs John Edmond, Sophia Street, will be pleased to supply further particulars on application. ...

Influenza Specific.—This lime of the year, one is always subject to colds in the head, and influenza, and the difficulty in the past has been to obtain a really reliable remedy. “Flbro routs colds and the 'Flu.” This effective medicine was used largely during tho recent epidemic. It quickly relieves thoso aches and pains, and reduces temperature quickly. Have a bottlo always ready in the house. Obtainable from E. C. Ayres, M.P.S., Chemist, Timaru. Price 2s 6d, posted 6d extra...

A thought for 1925. Are you getting the best results from your ear.- The secret is vours. “Duckiiam’s” oil gives better mileage aud smooth running, and reduces your repair bill. Results have proved it the best and cheapest oil on the market. All garages.

A unanimous opinion. Car owners eve/ywiieio teai/Jy to the suporicu punmg power, bigger mileage, ana ail round better results of tho New Gold Crown. Try a case to-day. Obtainable from all garages, or direct from the Store. T. W. Lynch, Strathallan Street, South Canterbury Representative, ’Phone 766. ...

Is your car pulling well? If not try die New Gold Crown. Obtainable from all garages, or direct from the store. T. W. Lynch, Stratliailan Street, South Canterbury Itcp resen tan re* -’Phone 756.

The dance armcMmced to be held last night at St, PeUW"B, and postponed on account of tho Prfime Minister’s death, will be hold to-night.

“How old are you P” said counsel to a lady at the Wan ganui Court. Lady: “Is that question necessary ?” Counsel: “Well, don’t answer it if you don’t want to,” and- tho lady ddn’t.

Strange are the ways of women (remarks an exchange). Tho deputy returning officer of a certain suburban polling booth stated that one lady remarked that blue apid white were her favourite colours, mud she inquired which candidate they belonged to.

When the question, of heating the Stratford school was discussed at a recent meeting of householders, the Itev. J. L. A. Kayuii said that when the Prison Camp wais established at Waiotapu (near Rotorua) each prisoner’s hut had four btinks and a stove. When the speaker paid his first visit of inspection to the prison the stoves were ordered to be removed because he did not think it absolutely essential that prisoners should be provided with a fire, beside which to dress and undress. Another reason was they kept such huge fires going that they caught cold when they went outside, and in addition were in the habit of snaring rabbits at night and cooking them in salmon tins. The System was reorganised, and a large room provided which was heated with the hot-water system.

Mother has much to attend to at commencement of school, but she realises that at Cameron's she gets exactly what she needs in quick time. One of the special attractions to mothers and their boys is the display of boys’ Mosgiel and Petone grey worsted suits. These hard-weariiig suits are found with the popular sac coat and are splendid for school or best/ wear. Call at Cameron’s when passing. Prices 49s Gd, 52s 6d, 59s 6d

Now that the weather is getting cold, people are bound to think of blankets and flannels. See our . all wool blankets for double beds at 39s 6d, 45s and 65s a pair, and all wool flannels, various colours, at Is lid, 2s 6d, 2s lid, 3s 6d, and 4s 6d per yard. Bust and Co., drapery specialists, 84 Stafford St. South. ...

Clean your silver and eleetrio plate with “Silverit,” the new silver liquid. Will make it like new. From all storekeepers, and John Edmond, Ltd., Sophia Street. ....

To-day; see the ladies’ woollen jumpers and pull-ons at “The Louvre,” marked 7s lid, 9s lid, 12s 6d, to 29s Gd. ...

To-day; over 160 ladies’ woollen cardigans, new styles and colours, priced at 9s lid, 12s 6d, 15s 6d, 17s Gd, to 295-Gd', at “The Louvre.”

We are pleased to state that our efforts to meet the demand for a firstclass piano, at a reasonable price, are being fully recognised. We have sold several of these beautiful toned instruments to critical buyers recently. Intending purchasers should call and see for. themselves. ... Brunsden’s, Piano Experts, Stafford Street. ... "

-A little of the best goes a long way. SANDER and Sons’ EUCALYPTI EXTRACT is the best and goes the farthest. Try it. ...

It pays, to be curious. When thinking of purchasing a piancj, gramophone, or any other class of musical instrument, before deciding, call and yet our prices, and see for yourself the wonderful values we are giving. Inquiries by post answered by return, and every care takon to give complete satisfaction. We import direct from tho world’s best makers, Brunsden’s, Stafford Street. ...

For even, running in all weather you cannot beat the New Gold Crown. It has successfully withstood every test. Quick starting, bigger mileage, and all round better results have firmly established it in favour with the discriminating motorist of to-day. Obtainable from all garages, or direct from the Store. T. W. Lynch, Strathallan Street, South Canterbury Representative. ’Phone 756. ...

The secret of porfeet running—“Duckham’s” oil makes starting easy winter and summer. Try it in youi car. It will give you the same satis factory result* it is giving everywhere in New Zealand. Insist on getting “Duckham’a” next time you order oil. All garages.

The Sauce with a flavour—New Zealand’s best—“ Ship” Worcester Sauce is used everywhere. Order it from your grocer. ...

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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 12 May 1925, Page 2

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NEWS AND NOTES. Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 12 May 1925, Page 2

NEWS AND NOTES. Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 12 May 1925, Page 2