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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 22 June 1926, Page 6

THOMSON'S ■ THE SIGN OF THE CROWN. BEAUTIFUL AND BRILLIANT GOODS —AS WELL HAVE THINGS TASTEFUL AND NICE, SO LONG AS NO DEARER. LOOK AT THESE TABLE BAIZES ON VIEW OUTSIDE AS AN INSTANCE. .. HOW INTERESTING AND INSTRUCTIVE TO THE YOUNG ONES — ROBINSON CRUSOE, ETC., COMPARED TO OLD FASHIONED DICED PATTERNS. DUTY FREE NOW —USED TO BE 3/3 TO 4/6 USUALLY. OUR’S NOW ARE 2/3 to 2/9 MOSTLY, AND MOST HAPPY DESIGNS. The Silks, The Georgettes, Airforce Blue and others added this week, Double Width Brilliant 5/6, Velveteens ad lib, every Colour. We do not keep the everyday makes in Velveteens other than as Louis, "Venice,” 2/9, Seven Colours. We Sell 27in. and 3Gin widths —Louis, Worrell, occasionally Baddeley’s at 6/11 or 7/3 to 8/11; 3 or 4 Yards make a Distinctive Dress. Lovely Draping, Flexible Contour, Lustrous, Soft, Becoming. Glendinning’s Kasha Dress Flannels, 40-42 in., 4/3, 5/11, 6/6. 27in. from another Mill 2/5 i. Kingfisher,. Saxe, Scarlet, Henna, Cardinal, Grey, Fawn, Navy, Brown, Nigger, V.-Rose. Imported Double Width Tweeds 2/9, 2/11, Timaru 54in. from 9/11; ICaiapoi 40in. 5/6; Wanganui 54in. 10/11 to 16/6. All made by Dressmaker; Distinguished Degree. A Purchase delivered this morning of 260 to 300 items from one of the N.Z. Mills —one of the best. Hosiery, Cardigans, Jumpers, Blankets, Rugs, Men’s Pullovers, Warm Underwear, Ladies’, Children’s Men’s, everything for the child at a 20 per cent. Rebate, plus 10 per cent, means a 25/- Pair of Blankets for 19/6, a 52/6 Wool Rug for 39/6, a 10/11 Jumper, Cardigan or Pullover for 7/9, 1/11 Hose and Sox 1/G and so on. All simply the case as genuine as Roslyn. Handsome Chubby Umbrellas, “Ruapehu,” Pretty Handles, 10/6 12/6, 13/11, 16/6. Beautiful Fur Capes, Coats, Stoles, Ruffles, Chokers, Chinchilla, Ermine, last week previously Black, Fox, Kolinsky, Seal, Marmot, Musquash, etc. Real Furs 27/6, 32/6 up. Velour Coats, going steadily; so they should. The 63/- Goods cost S5/to lay down here. Tan, Brown, Navy, Grey, Fawn Beaver. Misses’ 37/6, Nap Navy 33/6 up. More Stockinette Jumpers. Boys’ ICaiapoi Pullovers 10/6. ICaiapoi Wheeling Wool 6/11, Fingering Purple Heather 5/6 Head, Roslyn 2,3, 4, 5 Ply Baldwin’s, Bedouin, Rose Fingering 10Jd Skein. HOSIERY, GLOVES, IN GRAND -SELECTIONS. Linoleums, James Williamson’s Goods, very solid. James does not let foreign competition knock him oout. 150 Patterns from 0/6, 2 yards wide. Floorcloth, 2 yards wide 4/11. Squares Congoleum much under list and find wears quite well. Hearthrugs, Vestibules, every good thing 7/9 to 42/6. Hat Week! New Deliveries have been surging in; also Regulation Nos. for Schools, in Felts. , , Choice Evening Flower Foliage, Bandeaux, all landed last week. Gentlemen! Replete with every authentic Article, and our Cutter puts the very best' of Material and Work into everything. Five years quite on the Cards with our decent Suits and look well to the end. OVERCOATS! GREAT. THOMSON’S, CASH STORES.

GOODS AT “Give-away” Prices! “Give-away” Prices! F. G. SMITH AND CO., WAREHOUSEMEN, ANNOUNCE A STRAIGHT OUT SACRIFICE OF £2OOO £2OOO. £2OOO £2OOO. WORTH OF STOCK, TO BE CLEARED IN 3 WEEKS. ALL. MUST GO!! EVERYTHING OF THE BES'fc’ QUALITY!! LADIES’ AND GENT’S CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS SHEETS, BLANKETS, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, WATCHES AND CLOCKS; JEWELLERY, AND FANCY GOODS. THIS IS NOT A SALE. IT IS “GOODS AT PRACTICALLY COST” TO QUIT EVERYTHING BEFORE STOCKTAKING. COME EARLY!! THIS IS THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME!! ALL SALES UNDER PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF MR. SMITH. ADDRESS GEORGE STREET, Telephone 120 4. OPP. Y.M.C.A.

CASH AND CARRY STORE. We lead the way; others try to Follow. .Butter Best Factory Meadow 1 8 Coffee and Chicory, Loose, Per lb 2 0 Coffee Essence, Brown Bar- . retts 1 5 Cocoa, Loose, English, per lb 1 2 Tucker’s Soups, 3 pkts . . 10 Symington’s Soups, per pkt 0 7 Creamcata, per pkt .. .. 1 1L Milk Oaties, per pkt 1 9 K Tomato Soup, Tins . . . . Oil Cornflakes, “Kellog's,” pkt 1 0 Candles, Wax, Ducal, pkt. . 0 10 Lentils, 31bs .. •• 0 11 Split Peas, 31bs 0 11 Lane’s Emulsion, SmaU 2/3, .. Large 4/0. K!" Peas, in Tins ...... 1 1 Peas, Canadian 0 11 Bisto, Small 1/-, Large 1/S. Honey, Bulk, jier lb .... 0 S Honey, Bulk, 601 b Tins, lb 0 6J Honey, Bulk, 21b Jars . . 110 Tea, Loose, B.P. 2/2 lb., Bibs 10/3. Tea, Loose, 8.0. P. 2/6 lb, ' Bibs 12/-. Hot Water Bottles, Thistle, . 8 x 12 7 3 Hot Water Bottles, Thistle, 10 xl2 8 3 (With Eyelets.) J. A. NORRIE, 241 STAFFORD STREET, HAY’S BUILDINGS. Telephone 484.

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