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NEWS AND NOTES.

The Mayor and councillors have accepted an invitation.from the act-ing-rector of the Boys’ High School to attend the annual sports on Saturday next. ..

The Park . Bowling 'Club have invited the Mayor auel councillors to be present a.t the opening of the Park green on Saturday next...

A concert, play and dance, under the auspices of the Plunket Society, will be held in the Town Hall, Geraldine, to-morrow night.

Wenty/orth Auction Mart will sell by auction this day at 2 p.m., carpets, . rugs, slip mats, and suites. To-morrow (Thursday), a useful lot of first-class second-hand furniture, also motor bike, ladies’ shoes, baby grand organ, milk shake, Singer sewing machine, red roof paint, lady’s B.S.A.' bike, will be offered

IT. Allchurch and Co. advertise particulars of a very fine residence -which .they will sell on Wednesday, October 20, on account of Mrs F. S. Davidson, at 8S Wai-iti Road. At the same time they will sell the whole of the furniture and effects.

Thomson’s missed one customer at least; the weather and endeavouring to push through the shipment. Everything smart and trig now. Hats, ensembles, frocks, coats, robes —silk and cotton, jumpers, voiles, dresses, gloves, lkces, chubby umbrellas 6/11 to 22/6, all very right. A number of lines not often lirocurable. Carpet ends 8/6, curtains do., rich quality, 2/3 to 3/6 star and naldera rugs, korassan 6/11 and 8/11, vestibules 24/11 to good old empress in velvet 42/6, lcidder mats special 6/11, sylka quilts 22/6, regina bedspreads 24/6, all very handsome in art silk—gold,. strawberry, blue, lielio, ivory, etc.; madras -with silver and gold 2/4A, 2/9„ci‘eam filet 1/11 up; cretonnes special 93d, gold brocade for lining 2/11, others 2/3, dureena guaranteed fadeless 2/11, silk luvisca for shirts 2/6, dura prewar price 1/2, stunning linoleums, Eton garments, brassieres, wonderful silk robes. A 47 line in cotton to mark this morning from ' about 4/11, tortoiseshell slides with teeth 4Jd, 6jjd, jumper suits, choice, 29/6 to 72/6, wool stockinettes in seven colours, S/6, poplins 2/11

.: “Flcetfoot” rubber shoes at Souter’s, for reduced prices. Ladies’ at 6s lid a pair. These shoes are usually sold at a higher price, but Sonter’s have purchased several hundred pairs at _a low price. All guaranteed to be this season’s goods. Why pay more when you can buy cheaper at Souter’s Busy Boot Stores? ...

New season’s goods are arriving by every mail and boat, so we, invite you to- make your inspection of 1 our new goods as early as possible. 40in. fadeless casement cloths 2/11 yard, 50in. Fastosun casements in plain and repp cloths, all shades 3/6 and 3/11 yard. A varied assortment of ivory .and ci-pany curtain nets, good ,just-re,oeTyed a splendid selection of "aiivt'hq’i-tetest in coloured nets, all .'gifod colours and fadeless cloths 3/11 to 7/11 yard. Cream Madras muslins fr.om T/ll yard/ Floral, .cretonnes, a/bjg range, 'from 1/3 -ya'rd.All. the besf'designs'in shadow tissue; ail reliable cloths;/ fro nn 4./.11: yard.; 40iu. reversible sliadowettes from 1/11 yard. •-60 in. Floral Madras: muslins 3/6 yard. We can assure you that the designs and prices of our new ‘ season’s curtains are superior and lower than, previously offered. We extend an invitation to you to visit our store. McGruer, Davies and Co.

Have you seen the hosiery. .values showing in “The Louvre” windows, including a'wonderful variety of children’s goods, at such low prices?” .... WHOOPING COUGH. . Ayres’ AA’hooping Cough Syrup is in great demand just now- for that dis-, tressing -malady. As soon as - the symptoms, of whooping, cough develop, this remedy'-should • be given. ■ It liquifies : the tough mucus, •making it easier to expectorate, and renders the paroxysms of 'coughing less- severe...la does iiot contain any narcotics, and is therefore.: quite, suitable . for -young children,- Get a bottle without "’delay, and avoid those sleepless nights which ‘ are so ‘distressing to the patient and parent alike:-"-Prico 2s and'3s 6d per bottle. Posted' Cd extra. E. C. Ayres, M.PiS., P.liiC., Chemist, Timaru. ... A “Sincerity” Suit indicates thewell dressed man, and ihe saving represented is considerable, Ili a range , of over 50 sizes; at Cameron’s; Stafford Street, Timaru. ... Hundreds of mothers are dailyworrying about their youngsters in the w-inter time; when the penetrating cold lowers theip/resistance to disease, and makes thpm more liable to “pick up" anythingdgoihg /about:::.; Fdrtffied- by a spoonful of D.C.L. Malt Extract, two or three, times a day there is less chance of any prowling germ gaining entrance into the system. D.C.L. Malt is extra- rich in diastase, which makes is so valuable as an easily digested tonic- food. Most ..youngsters like it too. - Packed in lib hygienic cartons at Is 6d, from,Mortons’ Pharmacy, near Ballaiitynes. ... Shopping Week.—Fuji knickers 8/11, hand-worked Fuji nights 25/-, made of genuine P.K. Fuji silk. Bust an* Co., 84 Stafford Street South Besides being the cheapest range on the market, the latest patent "New Record Range" built by Scott Bros., Is more' economical and heavier built than any other range on the market. Full stocks and spare parts of these well-known and recognised ranges are carried by Messrs John Edmond, Ltd., hardware merchants, Sophia Street. They also carry a.large, and. up-to-date stock of modern tile fireplaces, builders’ hardware, bathroom fittingii, etc., and will he pleased to have your inquiry. ~ • . Shopping V/celt.—Voile and Morocain frocks, new designs and colourings one guinea each. Bust and Co., Stafford Street South . RHEUMATISM. Many people who. have suffered. fi;om rheumatism, gout, sciatica,' and similar ailments have secured instant marked and permanent relief by taking Ayres’ Rumatox. It quickly relieves the pain and loo.scn.s'Tho'stiffened joints, results which at e' due to the" property' it possesses of expelling . uric acid from the system. ' This is the' new .remedy you have beard so much about that lias completely revolutionised the’ treatment of rheuinaLisni and neuritis. Price 2s (id and M-s 6d, posted Gd.extra. E. C. Ayres, M.P.S,, P.11.C., Chemist, Timaru. ... ' ' - • : liver-Tonic. /. Ayres' Liver and Stomach Tonic is an unrivalled remedy lor all liver.and stomach disorders. If you feed .tired, possess no energy, fotl ; fi Tidiness after eating, loss of appetite, have a "pain | under the right shoulder-blade or. be--1 tween the shoulders, this is the • timo• to take this liver tonic. It stimulates the liver to healthy activity, and makes you feel that life is worth living. Price 2s 6d and ‘ls 6d, posted 6d extra. E. C. Ayres, M.P.S., ' P.H.C., Chemist, Timaru. ...

H. Allchurch and Co. will sell at Orari on Thursday, October 21, in the bankrupt estate of John Henderson, storekeeper, freehold property, store, billiard saloon, largo stock of hardware, drapery, boots, etc

This day at 1.30., Morton and Co. will sell for Mr E. Elliott, 12 Regent Street, his furniture and effects, and as Mr Elliott is leaving for Australia everything must be sold

Geo. Hall advertises particulars of several properties as well worth enquiry

To-morrow at 1.30 Morton and Co. will sell on account of F. C. May, “ITinemoa,” Elizabeth Street, ' the whole of his superior furniture and effects, also quantity of garden tools and sundries. ....

Interest in the tug-of-war carnival to be held at Oamaru this month is rapidly increasing. Entries for the light weight competition close on Friday next. The chief interest in the carnival will, centre in the pull for the heavyweight championship of New Zealand, for a purse of £BO, between Timaru and Enfield.

At a meeting of the social committee of the Timaru Miniature Rifle Club on Monday there were present: Messrs J.. Thomas, J. Toneycliffe, R. Worthington, D. Sinclair, J. Finch, B. Shanks, R. Lovegrove, and R. Cairns. It was resolved that the annual euchre party and dance he held on October 21.

. Superfine Factory Butter at 1/6 per lb. retail, is the loivest price on record for some considerable time. This is to-day’s price for Porter and Dawson’s choice “A.8.C.” brand, which is a household word for this essential commodity. “A.8.C.” is noted for its special texture and flavour, which is a sure proof of its high grade production from the purest and finest ingredients.—Note P. and D.’s price, 1/6 per lb. ..

You are invited to inspect special show of glassw-are, vases from “Bohemia,” new china from England, in tea sets, sups and 6aucers, salad bowls, ornaments, Carolino Bay china, bird flower vases. A fino collection at Alston’s. Remarkably low prices. ...

No one should ever be without “SANDER’S,” the world’s purest EUCALYPTUS. Wonderful healing ard antiseptic powers. ...

Ladies are specially requested to see tlio exceptional values in vests of all descriptions, just opened up at “The Louvre.” A wide range of all makes, keenly priced, at Is lid, 2s 6d, 2s lid, 3s lid, 4s 6d, 4s lid to 9s lid. ...

For Children’s Hacking Cough, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cur®,

Dainty, serviceable and inexpensive describes the new frooks just oponed at ‘-‘The Louvre.”. ’ You. will see them there in all/styles and - materials. Really smart bordered voile frocks, at 19s 6d, 25s 6d and 29s 6d; plain or striped fuji frocks, at 21s, 23s (3d and 27s 6d. Useful beach frocks, at 7s lid and 8s lid. Exclusive model 'frocks', hand'worked j a limited quantity only at “TJje /Louvre.”. ... ~ .

Booth Electric Pumps liave won popular approval by sheer .merit and proved servicb/ They are ' simple, silept, safe, economical on current, compact, and' peijig leather to metal type, renewals .are easily and cheaply effected: Recent reductions in price make them very little—if dearer in first cost; than the highspeed, metal .to .metal imported pumps, and they will last twice as long. Support local industry, and secure. satisfaction, at one hit, by buying the Booth. Booth, Macdonald and Co., Ltd., Cain’s Terrace. ..

Toasted. tobacco P "AVhat’s the great idea?” you' may ask. Well, if you have not yet tried what toasting will do for tobacco loaf you’ve, a pleasure in store. All our woll-known New Zealand grown tobaccos axe toasted in the making. This develops their flavour and aroma, just as tho toasting (or roasting) of cofl'pq or cocoa bi?ans brings out the flavour- and fragrance. Those tobaccos are the’ purest on tho markot, largely because they contain so little nicotine, while tho imported brands are all more or less loaded with it. Now do you see why the doctors recoinmend New Zealand tobacco? Tho proof of the pudding is in the eating, and the proof of tho “weed” is in tho smoking. Those who try the New Zealand tobaccos quickly get to perfer. tlfein to all others. Hence their constantly increasing sale-every-where. . You can get them iii any strength. “Riverhead Gold,” a beautiful aromatic;--‘‘Navy Cut,” a choice mediuih; and “Cut Plug No. 10,” a fine full flavoured variety. “Cavendish Mixture” medium is the latest addition.

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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 13 October 1926, Page 2

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NEWS AND NOTES. Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 13 October 1926, Page 2

NEWS AND NOTES. Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 13 October 1926, Page 2

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