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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 16 June 1926, Page 14

A Few Timely Offers at More than Worth While Savings. Compare the Values. See the Goods. SMART VELVETEEN HOUSE FROCKS, Small Collars, Long Sleeves, Flared Skirts. The Colours-are Saxe, Wine, Tan. Usually 49/S. SPECIAL TO-DAY 89/0. WOOL FROCKS, with Long Sleeves, Skirts are Pleated at Front. Colours are Oaknpple, Saxe and Green — Usually -19/6. SPECIAL TO-DAY 35/-. REPP FROCKS, with Flared, and Pleated Skirts. The Colours are Dawn, Oakapple, Tan, Brown, Navy and Saxe — Usually 79/6 . and-84/-. SPECIAL TO-DAY 09/0. 1 Only, MODEL TAN WOOL VELOUR COSTUME. Long Coat with Fur Trimming. Women’s Size. A very Stylish Garment — Usually £5 15s. . SPECIAL TO-DAY 89/0. SMART ENGLISH TWEED, COSTUMES.. Long Coats, Lined with Silk. Well Cut and Finished. Good Quality Materials — Usually £G 19s 6d. SPECIAL TO-DAY 95/-. £4in. WOOL VELOURS. A Range for Wraps, Short Coats and Kiddies’ Coats, in Fawn, Powder Blue, Teddy, Saxo, Salmon, Oyster Grey, and ’ Palm Green. Wonderful Value — Usually 13/6 ' SPECIAL TO-DAY 11/9 fi4in. CHECK TWEEDS, Marl Effects. Very New—- • Usually 14/9 and 15/6. SPECIAL TO-DAY 11/9 36in. TWILL BACK VELVETEEN, in Black, Navy, Nil, Grey, Fawn, Royal, Orange, and Lavender — Usually 9/11. ■ ‘ A SUPER, SPECIAL 5/11. £ Pcs. FRENCH MOLLETON, in Floral Designs, for Gowns and Wrappers. Good Quality and Useful Colours— Usually 4/11 . SPECIAL TO-DAY 3/11. DOCTOR FLANNELS. AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY THIS FAMOUS MAKE AT A VERY LOW PRICE — SPECIAL TO-DAY 2/0. WHITE LONGCLOTH. We are clearing this Line. The Price will surely effect our purpose— SPECIAL TO-DAY 9<l YARD. FLORAL CASEMENT CLOTHS. Assorted Colours— Usually 1/11 SPECIAL TO-DAY 1/3 YARD. DOUBLE BED TICKING. A Cloth we can recommend— Usually 3/11 SPECIAL TO-DAY 2/11.

170 STAFFORD STREET.

BOOKS WORTH READING HOW NATIVES THINK. Prof. Lucien Levy-Bruhl. 16/-. By Post 16/( FALSE DAWN. By Al. Carthill. 18/6. By Post 14/GERMAN COLONIZATION: Pas and Future. Dr. Henrich Schnee. 7/-. By Post 7/6. WAY BACK IN PAPUA. J. H. Holmes. 13/6. By Post 14/UY CROWDED SOLITUDE. Jack McLaren. 16/-. By Post 16/6. FREE THOUGHT IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES. By J. A. Hobson. 13/6. By Post 14/THE SACRED TREE. Being the Second part o£ the Tale of Genji By Lady Murasaki. 13/6. By Post 14/-. FOURTEEN ENGLISH JUDGES. Earl of Birkenhead. 31/6. By Post 32/6. FIFTY FAVOURITE OPERAS. Paul England. 16/-. By Post 16/6. WILLIAM ROBERTSON NICOLL. Life Letters by T. H. Darlow. 10/6. By Post 11/-. FAITH AND SUCCESS. Basil King. 10/-. By Post 10/C. THE DEVIL. Leo Tolstoy. 4/S. By Post 5/-. ORIGINAL SHORT STORIES. Guy De Maupassant. 21/-. By Post 22/-. P. W.-HUTTON AND CO., EDUCATIONAL AND GENERAL BOOKSELLERS, TIMARU.

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