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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18353, 26 August 1929, Page 14

Distinctive NEW GOODS Quite a Big Range of the New Goods have already reached us. They are so Typically new too —New Fabrics and New Uses for Old —New Styles and Ideas. The Freshness of Spring comes with them all. THERE IS THE NEW MILLINERY Sisal, Bangkok, Visca and Hemp predominate in the smarter types, while Leghorn, Silk Crinoline and Lace Straws find favour in the larger Picture Shapes. Golden Yellow', Nut, Beige, Almond, Etc,., lead the Colours. We offer a very wide range from 15/6 to 55/THERE ARE NEW COSTUMES Fine Worsteds and Neat Mixed Tweeds take their place in the forefront of Costume Fabrics. Navy is popular too in Fine Serges. Smart Styles are slightly semi-fitting, and a feature is the novel Pocket Finishings. Prices range from 79/6 to £6/15/-. THERE ARE NEW COATS for the first time FULL FASHIONED ART SILK HOSE Our London Buyers have sent us a range of Beautiful New Shades m a Fully Fashioned Art Silk Hose It Sells at 4/U Pair Georgette Coats strike an entirely new note iu Navy and Black. The Collars are either ruched or have a Scarf Finishing. They are priced from 6 Guineas. Silk Coats, particularly in Bengallnes, featuring the new Collar and Sleeves, range in price from HO/-, while Tweed Coats in many types will be very popular. Our prices for them start at 37/6 We Cordially Invite You to Inspect Them. The Busy Store

WANTED KNOWN. THE RUSO, STEAM AND Oil. PERMANENT WAVING SPECIALISTS. The latest methods in Marcel Waving, Water Waving, Shampooing, Manicuring, Trimming, Electroysis, and Special Oil and Sun Ray Treatment by Expert Artists. All under Personal vision of Miss Brown. MISSES AITCHISON AND j BROWN, LADIES’ HAIRDRESSERS, Stafford Street North, TIMARU. Telephone 671. Fuji Knickers Good Quality Fuji. S.S.W., 4/6; j S.W., 4/9, W., 5/-! 0.5., 5/3. Princess i Underskirts, 10/6. BUST AND CO.. 167 Stafford Street, Central. DIABOLO SEPARATORS. TfiGHEST Clean Skimming Qualities, ** easiest and smoothest running, I strong, solid, reliable. Every machine ; guaranteed. Terms arranged. Write I for catalogue. ' STEWART’S, Theatre Royal Buildings. OECOND-HAND Furniture bought, ! sold and exchanged. Open Friday ; evenings. Rennie, Strathallan Street. , JENKINS’ Home Depot for Melting Moments, Real Scotch Shortbread, J Almond Macaroons, Almond Fingers, Date Drops, Graham Biscuits. ’Phone j 1077. ]V/I ORISON’S, LIMITED—SchooI Girls’ j Navy Gym. Frocks from 7/11 to 23/6. sizes 24in. to 33in. Special pur- j chase of travellers’ samples at Mori- j son’s. RE AT! Great! School bags or | school attache cases, specially made ! 4 6; lunch boxes 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, 2/- to 3/-; attache cases 4/6 up; suit cases ! 7/6 up. Tots’ lovely wee purses 1/- up to 21/-, lady or man. Men’s wallets 3/6 ; to 30/-. Smith’s Wee Leather Shoppie, j DOND'S for Bargains. A special pur- J chase, enabling us to offer these i surprising values. Scrub brushes 6d I each; hearth brooms 6d each; hair ! brooms 2/6 and 3/-; bass and cane yard I and stable brooms, worth 5/6, for 3/9. i T. A. Christie, 271-273 Stafford Street. ! A SPEEDY JOB.—lsn’t your home " worth all the protection you can give it? Why not have it repainted and decorated by Craigie’s, the expert decorators. Good, reliable work at a modest figure—only the best materials used and a speedy job is assured. Consult Craigie’s, Cain’s Terrace, to-day. 'Phone 82. BARGAINS IN BOOKS. HUNDREDS OF BOOKSj TO CHOOSE FROM. j All Marked Half Price. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY AND BARGAIN STANDS. P. W. HUTTON AND CO. Booksellers.