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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18201, 28 February 1929, Page 7

< r / F* A REAL HELTER-SKELTER i. Marriott's GIGANTIC COMPLETE CLEARING SALE of their Timaru and Fairlie Stocks of Drapery Sale Now in Progress This Sale will be continued until shelves and racks are positively cleared. All Summer and Winter Goods on hand will first be attacked, then as the New Winter Shipments come to hand they will be subjected to Sale Price treatment. Many additional lines will be brought forward for Thursday and Friday’s Selling.

ESTABLISHING A NEW STANDARD IN AUTOMOBILES The Rugby “Four" Sdm Comparison will Show This Car to be the Best Value Just the happy medium—weight enough to give comfortable riding—yet light enough to be run at minimum cost. When compared with other cars, the NEW RUGBY FOUR wins on every point—and it is to your advantage to make that comparison. Tourer £228 Roadster £228 Coupe £275 2-door Sedan 4-door Sedan £275 £298 B. WATSON, Olympia Garage, Timara. J. McfHERSOX, Sub-Agent. Ashburton— E. G. STOCK, Tancred Street. Ounaru H. J. JENKINS. ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION AND A DISTINCTIVELY BEAUTIFUL CAR The ROVER Six You ave cordially invited to inspect this British Masterpiece at our Showrooms. \Y e are sure you will feel amply repaid. DIRECT FACTORY AGENTS: S.C. Motors, Ltd. SOPHIA STREET SUB AGENTS— H. WADE, Geraldine. J. SMITH. Pleasant Point. Agents and Service Station for the Westinghouse Battery Co.