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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 4 June 1926, Page 8

PULLOVERS AND COAT SWEATERS. SPECIAL SELECTION. AT PRICES FROM 13/6. UNDERWEAR FROM THE LEADING MILLS, ENGLISH AND COLONIAL. FROM 7/6. OVERCOATS. SMART DESIGNS AND THE VERY LATEST CUT, AT OUR USUAL POPULAR PRICES ALL THE LATEST IN MEN’S WEAR. £ y S .STAFFORD STREET. Telephone 754.

“THE TOW IV OP TXMARU NO . OTHER TOWN SURPASSES.” CLIMATE AND GENIALTY ANYWAY. THOMSON'S MEN’S DO THEIR ' SHARE. More of these Topmost Greys for Tailoring. Worsteds as v well. As a fact meant for next season, hut so desirable in every way; cheaper too; we had not the heart to relegate to obscurity for three months. See them! Boys’ Lovat Cardigans 9/11 all round. Boys’ All Wool Rosedale and other Singlets 4/11 up. All Wool Kaiapoi Shirts and Pants, large sizes, a clearing line all 7/11, Petone, Unders 6/G, men’s size. Overcoats! Overcoats! We are having a great Overcoat Season. Cannot tell why! Cold season, perhaps. b Brown, Grey, Light, Mid, Dark, Heather, Fawn, Navy, really good styles, others sac or belted. “Guards” Navy, only 75/-, Westborne 50/-, Anzac 53/6, Authentic 65/-, Covert Cloths 72/6. The Underwear gets pride of place. Roslyn Nos., Bruce, Petone, Ashburton 6/11 to 12/6. Red Merino and Aertex do., British, from 5/11. Cheap Line Boys’ Knickers 5/6 up. Another line meant to sell for 7/11, heavy all wool Saddle, but they are not up to sample. Boys’ Suits, just the thing, Dark Grey and Brown, good' weight, all wool, 26/6, to size 16 about 42/-. New Faulat Collars 1/1, New Silk Sports Ties 2/9, Some of our Collar,shapes have never been equalled. Sir Redvers, Saxon, Canada, and Princ°. Mclntyre & Hogg, Londonderry, supply them. Four Fold Linen 1/3, last in 1/1 and 1/2. Mechanics’ Clothing a stock on its own. 250 Pairs Gentlemen’s Trousers, a cheap line Oxford Grey 11/9, Real Saddles 22/6, 25/6 to fine Oamaru Nos. 35/6 to 37/6. THOMSON’S. MEN’S SIDE.

AVHAT IS LACK OF 1 TRAINING COSTING YOU? As an example of wliat it is costing you, let us Quote the case of Mitchell. For twenty years he stayed in a clerical job, averaging about £4 a week. At forty he realised that by studying he could Qualify for a better position. He enrolled as a Hemingway student, and passed his Accountancy Professional Examination. In his new job, he now receives double his former -salary. Now, Mitchell could have secured this training fifteen years earlier. For fifteen years or more, he paid at least £.'s to stay untrained. Just, reckon that out, and you’ll see he was the loser of some thousands of pounds. Better late than never, of course. But why go on any longer losing money through belonging to the Regretful Order of the Untrained? Postal training under Hemingway's costs you only a few pounds, and a few hours a week —but the accruing gain is enormous. Courses include: Accountancy Prof., Matriculation, Book-keeping, Public Service Entrance, Law Prof., Advertising, Banker’s Diploma, Pitman’s Shorthand, Teachers’ Certificates, Business Letter Writing. AVrile for details to: HEMINGWAY’S, CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX 51G, AUCKLAND.

SPECIAL FOR LADIE3. TRY PRATT’S PRIVATE SALOON FOR A PERFECT BUSTER, SHINGLE, BINGLE, OR ETON CUT. ‘There is a reason lor our increasing patronage.” VY r e employ Hairdressers with English and Continental Experience. (Private Entrance and Waiting Room.) .O'. LADtEA AND GENT'S HAIRDRESSING SALOONS. STAFFORD STREET CENTRAL. (Established ISSA! LLtlli W. J. LISTER. FUNERAL FURNISHER, LATEST MOTOR SERVICE. Telephones— Shop, Stafford Slree:., 112. Residence. Bank Street, 157.