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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 16 December 1925, Page 11

BEFORE 'HAVE WE HAD SO GOOD A SELECTION OR SUCH WONDERFUL VALUE S. SINGLE HANDKERCHIEFS, in Cambric, Musiin and Linen; Plain, Embroidered, Lace Edged, etc.,, in great variety—--3d to 3/6 Each SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, in Plain Colours, and Beautiful Printed ‘ 1 ' Desl-ghs. Hundreds to r choose -jtrom-p----10Id to 3/11 Each BOXED HANDKERCHIEFS, in Pretty Boxes, containing J and, ....... J.,pozen, Embroidered and Fancy ... HSn'ctiiferchiefs in Cambric and Linen.' A Wonderful Assortment— 2/0 to 8/0 per Box, CHILDREN’S HANDKERCHIEFS, Singly and Boxed, with Rhymes, Ptc’fures,. etc.— , - .i/sFrom 3d each, and 1/9 Box LADIES’ HANDBAGS, very newest Styles in Leather, Fancy Silks, ..... ..Etc.— 9/6 to 40/POUCHETTES AND SUNSHINE : PURSES, in Plain and " Fancy •' ‘Mieathers, all Colours—i 3/11 to 5/11 •'VANITY CASES, in Pretty Oriental , ~, 'NOVELTY POWDER PUFFS and A < -/VANITY SETS, just opened direct from France. Dainty Designs— S/ll to 23/6 'PERFUMES, in all Best Makes Fancy/Bottles— 1/6 ‘to 6/ft SCARVES, in Figured Silks, Crepe de Chenes, etc, A Beautiful Range— 3/11 to 18/8 JAP SUNSHADES, in Newest Colourings— . 4/11 to 14/0 ART SILK iIOSE. Our Values are well known. All Shades—- . 2/11 to 7/6 Pair FINE LISLI£ HOSE, Excellent Quality. All Shades— . 4/0 Pair SILK and WOOL HOSE, just landed, Newest Shades— 4/11 Pair SILK and COTTON HOSE—- " ' 3/11 and 5/11 PURE SILK'HOSE— 10/6 to 14/6 MILANESE ‘BLACK SILK HOSE—--13/6 PETAL FABRIC GLOVES, in New Shades—., 4/11 Pair EMBROIDERED.'GAUNTLET FABRIC GLOVES— 3/6 aild 4/11 MILANESE -SILK GLOVES, Embroidered’’ Gauntlets— 8/11 FRENCH SUEDE GLOVES—--9/11 to.lß/6 LATEST CHUBBY UMBRELLAS, a very fine Selection, with . Plain and Fancy Handles—--9/11 to 27/0 TEA CLOTHS, SERVIETTES, DUCIIESSE SETS, CUSHION COVERS, ETC.., .in Great Variety, at Special Prices, EMBROIDERED ROBE LENGTHS Front 29/6 SCARF. LENGTHS, in Silk— ■ 5/6 SMART FROCKS, In Wool, Repps, Morocains, Serge, Etc. Very Latest Styles--29/6 to £4/19/0 FUIJI and TRICOLINE FROCKS, in Plain Colours and Stripes, including Tunic Styles— . 12/6 to 35/1 MODEL FROCKS, direct from Paris and London, in' Silk Morocain, Georgettes, etc., for Street and Evening 'Wear—£3/3/ to, £lO/10/COATS, in Velour, Silk Ottoman, and Showerproof Materials; also ii Silk and Wool Coats. At very Moderate Prices. SUMMER FELT HATS, in all the Newest Styles and Colourings—--7/11 to 17/0 MILLINERY MODELS, BANGKOK STRAW'S, TAGALS, BLEACHED STRAWS, Etc., at Lowest Prices. AND “THE LIBERTY,” 296 STAFFORD STREET NORTH.

It* AUSTIN- CAR'represeiits a step forward in Engineering Design, I* is not a oar of yesterday, or to-dayj' btit of te-mbrrow; going -beyond existing cuhrent practice it has been possible to standardise, thus 4 reduchig costsf' aiid' seciiiStg '’ every-refinement that the moat fastidious motorist desires-, 4 at ft strictly moderate J price.' • V’, r TIfE 12 H.P, OPEN TOTTRINQ MODEL is a compact little vehicle ano is of that happy size which provides sufficient imcomniodatioii for the five passengers;:; and,-is .an Ideal {Family Car designed for the most ecohomloal 'service, * • , ~V. . , /r s . , ‘ The front.seatds adjustable and the design gives ample width -of door, whilst at the same time preserving compact and graceful lines,. Complete protection in all weather is afforded by side screens opening ipth,the,,^joort,. s .,,. ;. 3 - v * Distinguishing polnte of expellehce characterise the Austin design from radiator to rear axle. In the genius,underlying that dedgn lie* tho explanation of Austin .popularity BRITISH MADE IN BRITAIN'S LARGEST MOTOR FACTORY: SOLE LOCAL AGENTS: STAFFORDISfREET TIIWARU

if K iIAND, .ESTATE AND INS.yR$N££ AGENT, * * i’ :< ?V.< v LO\VER Hi'dil I THE MOST UP-TO-DATE AUCTION MART IN SOUTH J , CANTERBURY. /? * n-1 . * FIRST G£ASS GROCERY =STORE%di-tSlIffM firlt^lass .town, Good Lease. • Cheap Rental.", Cash Turn--jf over £SOOO. A large and sound booking busi- • 'yness’extra could be obtained. No 'Goodwill. ... * -Stock and Plant worth £9.1000 at .Valuation. Early application necessary. . v SALE EVERY SATURDAY. * 5 At 1.30 p.m. sharp, t W. E«‘TAYfcdR At ir"'' Auctioneer and Proprietor. * Telegraphic Address, " “Rialto,” Waimate. * Telephones: Office, No. 27. Residence No. 45. CQ?Q PE RATINE DAIRY CO,, LTD. ' DAIRY FARMERS. Send your cream to us and obtain the best returns. We are facturers of the Famous “Meadow” Brand Butter. Supplied . Leading District Agents for the Lister Separator,. ' 1 .I®? ‘.TERMS ARRANGED .ON APPLICATION., VICTORY'AND OFFICES!" PAUL WA!MATE. \P .Q.'Box 66. *■ 'Phone 222. mnnuby all

New Zealand Express Ce < Ltd., SHSXjQMS, Shipping and tor. WARDING AGENTS. i ryENNIS LORRIES and COVERED PANTECHNICON for all Classes of Work; 'Town or Country. ESTIMATES FREE. FURNITURE REMOVERS AND PACKERS. AOENTB DENNIS MOTOR TRUCKS. Address: BARNARD STREET.