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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18351, 23 August 1929, Page 7

MemovaS Sale MARRIOTT’S FAIRLIE STOCK Below we offer a further batch of Items which should be of interest. SHOWROOM. 10/6 COSTUMES IN TWEED, ETC— Were up to £4/4/10/6 COATS, Pur Trimmed in Velour and Tweed — Were up to £4/19/6 40/COATS in Faced Cloth, Velour and Tweed, Pur Trimmed— Were up to £7/19/6 5/MAIDS’ GREY TWEED COATS— Were up to £l/9/6 35/6 PRINTED VELVETEEN FROCKS— Were up to 69/6 15 SILK and GEORGETTE EVENING FROCKS— Were up to £5/19/6 9/11 SILK and VOILE FROCKS— Were up to 49/6 20 NAVY WOOL JUMPER SUIT—--6/11 RIPPLE CLOTH DRESSING JACKETS— Were up to 14/6 2/11 CHILDREN'S WOOL BLOOMERS, Sizes 0 to 8— Were up to 10/11 MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. 1/- yard 48in. ART SILK CURTAIN NET— Usually 6/11 yard 2/1 each REVERSIBLE SLIP MATS— Usually 2/41 each l/10i yard FLANNELETTE SHEETING, for Single Beds— Usually 2/3 yard 246 6x5 DOUBLE BED DOWN QUILT— Usually 28/6 1/61 SCALLOPED & EMBROIDERED TRAY CLOTHS Usually 1/11 11/6 REVERSIBLE BEDSIDE RUGS — Usually 15/6 DRESS DEPPARTMENT. 2/6 40im CHECK and PLAIN TWEEDS, Heavy Quality— Usually 3/9 to 5/6 yard 4/11 54in. ALL WOOL WORSTEDS, GABS, Etc— Usually 14/6 yard 2/6 36in. ALL WOOL COLONIAL FLANNEL— Usually 5/3 yard 1/11 54in. BLACK ITALIAN CLOTH— Usually 2/4id yard 1/6 DOUBLE WIDTH VOILES, Good Patterns—- * Usually 2/6 to 3/6 yard 7/6 SPECIAL CELANESE SILK, Good Shades— Usually 11/6 yard FANCY DEPARTMENT 2/6 COLD, CASHMERE HOSE— Were 3/8 3/11 COLD. SILK and WOOL HOSE— Were 4/11 6d MAY QUEEN LUSTRE WOOL— Was 1/41 2/3 WOOLLEN GAUNTLET GLOVES— Were 3/6 CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. 5/11 MEN'S DENIM JACKETS— Were 8/6, 9/6 20/MEN’S TWEED OVERCOATS— Were 89/6„ 89 '8 3/11 MEN’S FLEECY SINGLETS— Were 4/9 4/11 MEN'S STRIPED NEGLIOE SHIRTS— Were 8/6 4/11 CHILDREN’S JERSEYS— Were 7/3, 7/9 7/6 MEN'S PYJAMAS—--12 6 BOYS' SPORTS COATS, Size 6to 12— Were 26/6 MARRIOTT’S Sale Fairlie Stock

Cup* to the lib lO cups of Delicious (Healthful 3 eaiorone c Temuf J. RATTRAY &. Son, Ltd., Blenders, Dunedin. 1 NOTICE TO DAIRY FARMERS OF SOUTH | | CANTERBURY t * CAROLINE CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COY.. LTD., are buyers of But- ? ter-fat, Fat Pigs, Cattle and Sheep. 4* Support the organisation that is in your own town and run in your own % Interests by fellow Dairy Farmers and trained business men. % CAROLINE CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY CO., LTD. + * * ALEMITE SERVICE BAY SERVICE STATION. ♦ HAVE YOU GIVEN IT A TRIAL YET? The work is all done by competent men, Greasing, Spraying. Flushing Gear Box and Differential, down to the Washing and Cleaning. You can rely on every working part of the car being well and truly greased and oiled. Furthermore the Firm have installed the latest Plant and ■ Machinery for the work and guarantee all-round satisfaction, prompt!- ' tude and reasonable charges. All the best grades of PETROL. OIL and ACCESSORIES are kept and VULCANISING done. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. You can get a satisfying HOT LUNCHEON for 1/- at LE GRAND LOUNGE Special Cooked High Teas on FRIDAYS from 5 to 6.30 p.m. And don’t forget—We Serve the Best AFTERNOON TEA in town, besides a Big Variety of other Refreshments. Heinz Tomato Soup Bovril and Toast Spaghetti on Toast Coffee and Toast Steak and Kidney Pie. etc. NO OTHER PLACE CATERS FOR YOUR REFRESHMENT LIKE LE GRANDE LOUNGE

A MAN’S IDEA OF FOOTWEAR. The latest range of Flexile footwear for men to be seen at The Canterbury Farmers’ Co-op. Association. Ltd., will coincide with a man’s idea of what good footwear should be. Splendidly styled, smooth calf leathers in tan and black, sturdy soles, and a comfortable fit assured by the wide range of sizes and widths. If these oxfords were priced some shillings more they would still be worth it

souve can be until you no Cheese 30c JVo iiind iVo Waste MILD FLAVOUR Wrapped in Green Foil FULL FLAVOUR Wrapped in Blue Foil Wholesale Distributors: R. WILSON & CO., LTD., TIMARU. T. H. GREEN & CO.. LTD., CHRISTCHURCH.