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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 1 May 1926, Page 8

SPECIAL PURCHASE. ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS’ RANGE OF HATS, HIGH GRADE FUR AND VELOUR. LATEST SHADES. PRICES FROM 25/-. OVERCOATS AND ' ♦ RAINCOATS. NEW GOODS ARRIVING EVERY DAY. ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW IN MEN’S WEAR. STAFFORD STREE’f Telephone 754. -

INTIMATE FURNITURE. An OAK BEDROOM S'HTE and Oak Furniture for the Bedroom, is the aim of every Housewife. This is OAK FURNITURE WEEK at —■ F. HERTS, TEMUKA, Where a special display of Exclusive Furniture is now showing at specially REDUCED PRICES. Every article is solidly built, of the very best materials, in latest styles. Buy your Furniture thi3 week and effect a big saving in price. Your inspection welcomed. F.BERI, COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHER, Opposite Post Office, TEMUKA. Telephone 34. Distemper and Canine Influenza. During the last few weeks dogs have suffered an epidemic. We havo been very successful in our treatment of all stages. Ist, Primary or Catarrhal, where it resembles Measles. 2nd, Secondary where it may effect (a) Respiratory (b) Gastric (c) Nervous Systems. A few shillings and a talk with us may save your valuable dog. A. NEWLAN HANCOCK, CHEMIST AND VETERINARIAN, ' TEMUKA. The Acknowledged Aid TO BETTER BUYING IS BETTER SERVICE. Our Daily Increasing Patronage is a Proof that our Efficient Service Is Valued by Discriminating Shoppers, AND STOCKS OF FRUIT, FRUIT, FRUIT, FRUIT, • FRUIT, FRUIT, And CONFECTIONERY, CONFECTIONERY, Are always fresh, and offer an unlimited choice. DAINTY MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS erved Tastefully amidst Restful Surroundings. hYr Better Service, without any Increase in Price, shop at the IDEAL, THE UP-TO-THE-MINUTE SHOP, STAFFORD STREET CENTRAL. Between "1-1.13." and “The Louvre.” F. T. Bonham, Proprietor. OLD AND MODERN WILLS. The average old-time will provided lor the division of the estate. Tile assets were realised as quickly as possible, and%the shares of money were allocated. The result was a speedy spending. Much of the money was spent, anti much of it was lost in unwise speculations by persons who lacked experience. The modern testator, if he accepts the right advice, aims at the conservation of liis estate on a plan which will lake account of the circumstances and tendencies of the beneficiaries. The wise testator knows that in some cases it is necessary to impose a check on possible extravagance. The right will provides for safeguards, but such a will must have a thoroughly reliable, experienced executor and trustee to carry out the testator's wishes faithfully. The Public Trust Office has proved in many thousands of cases that it can give this service. For further particulars apply to F. K. DUNCAN, District Public Trustee, Tlmaru.