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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 17943, 30 April 1928, Page 7

DAY This season's goods from all departments will be offered at prices which cannot fail to attract buyers.

LADIES’ SHOWROOM. 20 LADIES’ NEW COATS, in New Satin Face Cloth, Fancy Velours, Fur Trimmed Collars and Cuffs 79/6, £6/19/6. Cut Prices, 49/6, 63/LADIES’ MODEL COATS, in Face Cloth and Velour, Very Smartly Trimmed Tucking and Diagonal Folds, with Grey Fox, Stone Marten,. Etc., in New Shades — £9/12/6, £l2/19/6. Cut Prices, £O/17/6, £B/17/6 JUST OPENED DRESSY AFTERNOON FROCKS in Crepe de Chene. Shades: Bluette, Navy and Cherry, Amorette, Coral and Cedar—--59/6. Cut Price, 49/6 LADIES’ SMART LINE REPP and MAT CLOTH FROCKS, in Shades of Beige, Sedge Cocoa and Chestnut, Harmonised Trimmings and Fancy Pleating on Skirts — 49/6 to 85/-. Cut Prices, 39/6 to 69/6 SPECIAL PURCHASE in LADIES’ KNIT WEAR GARMENTS in Jumpers, Sleeveless Jumpers and Cardigans, with New Square Neck and Very Smart Colourings—--21/-, 22/6. Cut Prices, 16/6, 17/0 BEAUTIFUL FUR NECKLETS, including Blue Knit/.. Naturel and Black Fox, straight from fanufacturer — 57/6 to 6gns. Cut Px-ices, 49/6 to £5/15/MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. A SPECIAL PURCHASE —54inch REPP and CHARMELAINE, Heavy All-Wool Quality, in six of the season's Most Popular Shades — Repp, 9/11. Cut Price, 6/11 yard Charmelaine, 12/6. Cut Price, 9/11 yard Mappiott’s

’S Apply (with the glass rod provided) a little of the solvent to stubborn corns of long standing and the pain stops at once. After t.wo "or three applications you simply lift the corn off with tlie fingers. PRICE I/O. All Dr. Scholl’s Foot Appliances in Stock. ACTS LIKE MAGIC ON STUBBORN CORNS. and CHEMISTS e

!vX> OWOft ITH these installed side by side you may cook by gas, and have abundant Hot Water as well! This combination was selecte'd as the most efficient combination for the Model Kitchen,” and installed in it, at the N.Z. and S. S. Exhibition. "Champion" Products were awarded the only Gold Medal and First Award of Merit at. this Exhibition, 1925-26,' and the \Vembley Medal, 1924-1926. See the Cooker at any Gas Coy's Showroom _sOSsa “ Champion ” Independent Hot Water Supply Boiler. M. H. W. Browne, "Ngahere," 534 Leith St., Dunedin, says: "For its size and economy, its heating capacity is astonishing. Coupled to a 25-gallnn circulator, two or three baths can be run off in half-an-hour after starting from cold, and it will do that on a couple of shovels of cheap coal.” CHAMPION GAS COOKERS may U and Hardware Merchants’ Showrooms, monger or Plumber about r-vV.p-v eivwM e w seen at Gas Company’s, Ash your Builder, Irontent Boiler. IT li '«saP f ' r CsHe 4b GAS COOKERS and BOILERS BRINSLEY ft CO.. LTD. JUTLAND STREET. DUNEDIN.

HUSH LINENS. 2$ SARAH STREET. 3rd House from the Bay. MRS MUIR, Direct Agent Crawford and Coy., Belfast, Ireland. All Kinds of Linens and Cotton Goods In Stock. Latest Novelties just arrived. Open every Tuesuay or by appointment.