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NEWS AND NOTES.

Tlie land agents of Timaru will close for the holidays from the 2oth of December to77th January (inclusive).

December 2Sth will be observed as a special bank holiday.

Hundreds of people of all ages will find ideal solutions of their Christmas gift problems at Cameron’s, the leading Timaru men’s shop, this year, We are confident, of this, because many hundreds of useful, sure-to-be appreciated gifts for men have been collected. A glance at the half-paga announcement that this live establishment publishes elsewhere in this issue will indicate how comprehensive an array of practical suggestions is presented to gift seekers. -'Fairlie residents will find the largest range of gifts, ornamental and useful, at Dewar’s. There the Xmas gift problem i 3 easily solved. Large stocks just to hand give splendid "choice for all with a range of price to 1 meet universal satisfaction. —L. Dewar, jeweller, Fairlie. Suitable, serviceable, satisfying gifts for all .at “The Louvre,” Central Stafford Street •’ If it is a frock for the holidays of •any kind, ladies’ will lind'an endless choice!'at ; much under usual prices, at> "The'Louvre,” Central Stafford • Street! ... . ..-r - . .• "If you . don’t know what to give this .Christmas jiist study our window fun oi gift, suggestions for ladies, gentlelhcn, girlis and boys. If you don’t see what you want in the window please step inside and. inspect our large stock ol jewellery gifts of every description A. Fraser, jeweller, 184 Staftoiu Street. ... When applied to wearing apparel, a change is indeed as good as a rest. This can !be effected .by being measured for two Superior Suits for the same price as one expensive one, which wiii last no longer (in some cases not as long) and' look no better than those .built by the Superior Suit Co., under '•the personal supervision of Mr G. McKitterick. The finest material is offered for! your selection, while out and workmanship is assured. ... . Our goods'are ticketed with a good big price ticket in the windows and in the shop. Alston’s- are proud of the reputation they have earned of giving the public biggest" possible value for cash. Direct importers, Timaru. Inspection cordially invited, always, at Alston’s. ... • - . . t We jhave j’ust opened /a new shipment of inlaid linoleum and-'printed linoleum in all the latest designs; also new colours and designs in gold seal congoleum rugs. These rugs have already established themselves with our numerous clients and are giving them entire satisfaction, and in addition to this we give our guarantee for reasonable wear or money refunded. We-are carrying a very large range of reversible hearthrugs, suitable for all rooms,, prices from 13b 6d to 52s, (id; "all wool reversible hfdl;.rugs from 655; axminister. and wilton Cota, hall and corridor rugs, from 49s 6d; Madras and curtain nets from Is; Shuntussa, J in cream .grounds, with floral designs, 1b 9d yard; Bordeau voiles, from 16 9d yard: fadeless ’ easement cloth, from 2s lid -yardfadeless curtain nets, from ss’'6d: yard.; We invite you to visit our store. McGrucr, Davies and Co.. HAIR BRUSHES. 'We have-jiist laiuled difec.t frCiu themakers, a big shipment of the new hair brush called the Shinglebob, for shingled, bobbed or long hair. It is made ■of’ stiff' bristles, and is a beautifully made breAi in every way. This brush is a real hair invigorator as the bristles arc stiff' and specially fixed into the brush, thus Igiving perfect penetration to the f scalp. See our window display of. them, and you will admit that they are worth twico the money we are ask- . ing for them. Secure one' without' delav. They- are selling ’ quickly. ' Our ■ ’ price 4s od, posted to any' address 'in New Zealand. E. C Ayres,' M.P.S.'D 'Chemist, Timaru.

For ladies only.—Have you decided on that Christmas present.: yet? If not) take the lift in Tekapo Buildings to first floor and step across the corridor to Miss Crawford’s. You will be, agreeably surprised at the numerous intimate little things that you can purchase for a modest outlay. For your real man friepd there are presents in art ldatherwork, both useful and ornamental. . ..... ' The present festive season was never better catered for than it ,is to-day.' Our popular emporium in every department- reflects a thorough knowledge in selection and quality. .The crockery department displays a very choice and. wide range-in chinaware, crystalware, fancy goods, novelties, and all household necessities. Every article marked in plain figures, our reasonable prices proving that we are direct importers. The grocery, provision, and confectionery departments always enjoy a high reputation ' for quality, assortment and value. All roads lead to Porter and Daw'son’s Grey Hair Banisheu. — Why look old when you are still youug. If your hair has lost its natural colour, is streaked with grey, and lacks lustre, get a bottle' of Ayres’ American Hair Restorer at once. This remedy is a stimulating bair tonic, frees the bead from dandruff, cleanses the scalp, and restores the grey hair'to :t£ natural colour, it is not a dye, is not greasy. Thi6 remedy fur grey hair is a necessary part of evory lady’s or gent’s toilet equipment. Price 2s (Ad pel' bottle, posted. 3s fid. E. C. Ayres, M.P.S., Chemist, Timaru. That Scott Bros.’ improved j bilges are gaining in popularity is proved by the mere, d number of sales being made by local agents, John Edmond Ltd., Sophia Street, who carry a full stock of ranges and spare partß. John Edmond Ltd. have also opened up a nnv shipment of the latest fireplaces and tile surrounds, etc., and will bo pleased if all interested in building will call at their warehouse and inspect same. ...

The Public Works Department have just let. a contract to Messrs Munro and Prosser, of Timaru, to rebuilt the Dali Hut at Mount Cook, which was recently demolished by an avalanche. There will he a children’s dance in the Bay Hall this afternoon at 2 p.m.; in the evening a dance for adults will be held. Timaru Druids’ Lodge, No. 11, will hold a wives’ ancl children’s night in Wesley Hall to-night. Toy’s for Fairlie. —A unique opportunity to secure toys for the festive season is now open to Fairlie residents. A large stock of traveller’s samples has been purchased at an exceptionally favourable figure, and is being retailed out at ordinary cost prices at the Gladstone Hotel sample rooms for a short season only. All lines must be sold before the New Year. Seize this opportunity to purchase the latest toys of all possible varieties at prices unequaiied in the island. The latest in bedroom toilet sets is the new “Galatix” ware, in grey and brown; brush and comb, mirrors, and other toilet requisites. Beautiful Christmas Gifts at Fraser’s, 184 Stafford Street. .... What does a lady appreciate more than a pair of serviceable ' silk or art silk hose, dainty handkerchiefs, or the latest in silk scarfs? All these are to be had in endless variety at just the price you w’ant to pay at The Louvre, Central Stafford St. . .

The centre of attraction. —Have you see the centre showcase at “The Louvre,” displaying most unusual values in ladies’ corsets at 2/11, 3/11, 4/11 to 21/,-. A big purchase of over 1000 pairs. See the dainty brassieres at'2/G, 2/11, 3/11 to G/11. New. coneiettes at 6/11, 7/11, -S/ll to 19/6. Special —-The new “reduce” rubber corsets in all sizes, at 11/6 a pair. . . Souter’s slippers are a useful present for ladies, gentlemen and children. Our Christmas fair prices makes it easy for you to buy a good quality slipper for mother or father. No better Christmas gift than slippers or shoes if you buy them at Souter’s busy boot stores. ... On view' at Tregenna, 18 Craigie Avenue, 1000 cards suitable for Christmas and New Year gifts; own photos of English and New Zealand scenery, stencilling, etc. Prices vary 3d to 1/-. Exhibited Dec. 14 —19, from I—6 p.m. Your visit will be much appreciated, and you will not be disappointed. All not sold will be on view at Mr Ken Mayo’s shop, for Xmas and New Year. . . ■Rheumatism.—lt ifl good news to bear that Rheumatism can be cured. That has been proved by hundreds of people who have used Rumatox, the new remedy for rheumatism and gout It affords instant relief in the wore; cases, no matter how long standing, o, what remedies you have- tried-. Do no. give up hopo until you have trieo Rumator. A few doses relieves the pain, reduces the swelling and inflaim mation, and a course of this remedy never fails to eliminate the uric acid from the system. Price 2s fid and 4s fid bottle, posted Is extra. Prepared only by E. G. Ayree, M.P.S., Chemist, Titnaru. ... •

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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 21 December 1925, Page 2

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NEWS AND NOTES. Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 21 December 1925, Page 2

NEWS AND NOTES. Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 21 December 1925, Page 2