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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 16 December 1925, Page 8

THE GENIAL SEASON. GOOD STUFF CHEAP FOR CASH CONTINUES THOMSON’S MOTTO. Get a Bargain! Give a Bargain!! HOW IS IT DONE, THOUGH? WELL, ANY PERSON IS SUPPOSED TO BE UP IN HIS OR HER BUSINESS, SHOULD KNOW WHAT TO DO, AND NEEDS NO INFLUENCING BY EVERYTHING AU C OUR ANT. THE CREAM OF THE YEAR. Lovely Translucent Voiles* Adaptable Zephyrs for 1/2, Duro 1/6, 1/11, to Dureen 2/11, Pure Linen 2/4J —all double width and selling fast. A few Ratines from last season I/11, Voilettes 10£d, Crepes, Prints ad lib. Hoyle’s and Crum’s Morocafn from 1/9. Nice Apricots, Helios, Blues. DRESSES—The same Classy Goods, only in Silk, Silk and Wool, All Wool, Art Silk, 2/11 up, a Charming Indian Embroidery Material, "White, Black, Cinnamon,. Pearl, Rose, 18/6 a full length. Gaberdines, Kassha’s, Wanganui Tweeds. An Ensemble of Delight. The Dressmaker would like a record. South Canterbury must be well represented. Multicolour in Jap Silks and Crepe de Chene 5/6 to 9/11. 27in. Pure Silk 3/11, all the New Things—■ Fuiji Selling 2/113 up. THE FANCY A CENTRE OF DELIGHT. IN HAND TO-DAY; ONLY THE FRINGE TOUCHED. A DREAM FOR THE YOUNGSTERS. New Linoleums from 6/11, 2 Yards Wide, and Carpets. Titian Canvas and Colours. A Revel in Handkerchiefs: Misses 9Jd in Box of 3 Special—Saturday Home Mail. Ladies, your choice, 5Jd, O'Jd, any price 4jd to 2/11. Sunshades, Umbrellas, Chubby and Militaire, 4/11 to 27/6. Well Wearing, Attractive Silk Stockings, 2/6 to 11/9, Pure Kid Gloves, Gauntlet and Others, Real Suede and Kid 0/11 to 14/11, Bracelet 1/-, Choker Necklets 1/6, Belts 73d to 2/6. THE GENTLEMEN’S WE CANNOT DETAIL. THEY, POOR MEN, MUST FIND OUT FOR THEMSELVES. A RICH DISPLAY EVERYWHERE. BACKED UP BY SOLID THIS SEASON’S RESERVES. COTTONS HAVE SPRUNG A QUITE TEN PER CENT. SILKS AND WOOLLENS ALL AU FAIT. THOMSON’S FAVOURITE DRAPERY CENTRE.

F. G. SMITH & CO., WAREHOUSEMEN, GEORGE STREET, Where you can buy one, or one dozen, of the following articles at WHOLESALE PRICES. LADIES’ STOCKINGS of all Grades and Colours, in Silks, Cottons, and Lisles. LADIES’ COATS, Short and „,Long, all Sorts, at Prices you will Wonder at. SUMMER FROCKS, to cftar at any price. A LINE OF CHILDREN’S VELVET DRESSES—very preitty. . HIGH GRADE FUR COATS, at Genuine Wholesale Prices. A VERY PRETTY LINE OF CUSHION COVERS, TABLE CENTRES and RUNNERS, LINEN BAGS, etc. Come and inspect them. DOLLS AND FANCY GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Just Landed ex Suffolk. MEN’S SOX, in all Varieties • and Shades, from 1/- Pair up. MEN’S SUITS, best Material, ho Shoddy, from £2 12s 6d Suit. MEN’S, ODD TROUSERS,' to match ahy Suit. Come and see them! . MEN’S V. NfcCK CLUB SWEATERS, from 8/6 each. BOYS’ SUITS, Genuine Good Stuff, from 30/- Suit. LADIES’ AND GENT’S BOOTS hnd SHOES; only good Quality Stocked. come in And see for YOURSELF. F. G. SMITH AND CO., WAREHOUSEMEN.C. C. PATERSON. SURGEON DENTIST. STAFFORD STREET NORTH, Opp. Cannon Street. Telephone 446. kOB T WALET MlMcmE j RA.I.#A_AUr.» a.VU»A.A._AU/«CON.fl/L.TINO MECHANICAL (NCINTrC-B. PATENT! JERyiCE d.D.V! RTUE_reprcsenxativ6 BEJWtCK rrUEST Tl MAR.U fihon* /03 O Sox PATCNT?_ PSiKNf OF INTEREST TO ALL. /V SSOCIATIONS for the Insurance of lives are to be ranked among the very noblest institutions of civilised society, and their usefulness can be attested by thousands of happy and independent families rescued by their means from the bitterness of poverty and of charity. By life Insurance one is enabled to save lnithe most scientific manner, and to acquire at once the position which can only otherwise be reached by long years of studious saving. Undoubtedly the Association to Insure with Is the National Mutual Life Association. a particularly sound and very old established ofiice. The premiums are small and the bonuses large. NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION. FRED GRUHN, District Agent. Offices: Hay’B Building, corner Stafford and Strathallan Streets. 'Phone 1060. FIRE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE THE GUARDIAN ASSURANCE CO., LTD., transacts all this class of business. Consult us to-day in reference to any property- not insured or not luiiy iusured, and thus avoid a serious loss in case of fire. Protect yomseit' and employees against the expenses caused by accidei ts. GUARDIAN ASSURANCE CO., LTD. FRED GRUHN, Chief Agent. Offices: Hay’s Buildings, Corner Stafford and Strataallan . Streets. ] Phone 10 60.