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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 14 June 1926, Page 8

GREAT STOCKTAKING BARGAINS STILL PROCURABLE AT ALSTON’S SALE! Mohair Boot Laces, 1/- Doz. Hair Brooms, 4/6 and G/6. 1 Only, Spts. Enamel Saucepan, 21/-; now 7/6. Aluminium Salt and Pepper Shakers, 5d each. Lunch Boxes 2/3, 2/9, 3/3. White Wove Writing Tablets, 100 Sheets, 3 for 1/10. , Opaque Envelopes at 3pkts and 4plcts. 1/-. Chip Potato Cutters 1/-, now 3d each. Adjustable Shoe Trees, 1/3 each. Large Clocks, 4/11 each. Big Bath Soap 3/11, Box of 6. Yardley’s Bath Salt Tablets, 4d each. Linen Markers in Pencil Form, 1/3. Toilet Paper, 4 Rolls 1/6. Gravy Boats 2/-, now 1/-. Coloured China Sets of Mustard, Salt, and Pepper, 2/11 Set. Clear Glass Water Jugs, Fancy Design, all reduced 25 per cent. “Draw-up” Shopping Bags, in Suede Leather, 5/11 now 3/11, and 3/11 now 2/11. Coat Hangers, Covered and Scented, lOd each. Shell E.P. Butter Dishes, 3/3, <4/3, 6/9. “Silver King” Fountain Pen, complete with Clip and Lever Self Filling, only 1/-. Fancy Boxes of Assorted Hair Pins, 5d per Box. Strong Bag Handles 3/6 now 1/9, 2/- now 1/-. Chokers and Pearl Necklets, all reduced. French Artificial Flowers, Linen, Sweet Pea, Chrysanthemum, Daffodil, Flags, all at half price. Special Notice. —Being overstocked in Novels we are selling certain lines at 3 for 2/-. CALL AND INSPECT At v- ALSTON’S STOCKTAKING SALE.

H‘ K(?WW»S«. s- '««•>-« §fi ALEX. HENDERSON, UNDERTAKER, ARTHUR STREET, (Opposite Public Library), Successor to J. Rddclilfs. Business ’Phone 951; Residence, 66 Cain Street. ’Phone 1183. Modern Motor Service.

W. J. LISTER. FUNERAL FURNISHER, LATEST MOTOR SERVICE. Telephones— Shop; Stafford Streei, 142. Residence. Bank Street, 187.

LODGE GERALDINE, 27.

Brethren in Freemasonry are requested to attend the Funeral nf ihe late lire. AVm. Bell, THIS DAY, June 14. Brethren ef Lodge Geraldine No. 27, will meet at the Pleasant Valley Road corner at 2.30 p.m. J. GTLLTES, AV.M.

THANKS

Mrs J. Berryman and Family, Christchurch, wish to thank all relatives and friends, who kitid'v sent letters, telegrams and floral tributes in their recent sad bereavement.