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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18382, 28 September 1929, Page 4

QUALITY! Always the Best. SERVICE! Convenient and Obliging, PRICE! The Lowest. No Goods in our Store go stale. Our extensive turnover ensures fresh and palatable Stocks. The SATISFIED Customer is our best advertisement. Be happily satisfied and at the same time SAVE M'CMEY by dealing with us. ! NOTE THESE LINES FOR QUALITY AND PRICE. APPUCOTS (Dried), Ist Grade Per lb. 17PEACHES (Dried), Ist Grade Per lb. lid (There are other Grades, but 1 these are the best.) DATES 31bs. for lid SULTANAS (Finest Milduras) Per lb. 9d CURRANTS . . . . Per lb. 8d RAISINS (Loose Seedless) Per lb. 5d RAISINS (Bon Ton) 3 Pkts. for 1/3 WEET-BIX (Small),— Per Pkt. lid WEET-BIX (Large) Per Pkt. 1/10 CUSTARD POWDER, Foster i Clarke’s 1/CEREBOS 17MACARONI .... Per Pkt 8d VERMICELLI . . Per Pkt. 9d BARLEY, RICE, SAGO AND TAPIOCA . . 41bs. for lid CORNFLOUR (Bulk) 31bs. for lid CIIRIMPS (Dunbar) Per Tin 1/6 LOBSTER (Best Canadian) —• Small Tin, 1/6 Large Tin, 2/8 pCR CHOICE PROVISIONS WE HAVE ALWAYS LED AND WE STILL LEAD. IIACON (Finest Rashers) Per lb. 1/3 CHEESE (Mellow Flavour) Per lb. 1/- “ IRIS ” BUTTER (the choic- - est of Factory) Per lb. 1/7 v _ ;SXAK STORES, LTD., THE PEOPLE’S GROCERS. BEOOKER AND CO., MOTOR CAR PAINTERS, LATTER STREET, ANNOUNCE that they have Deen • fortunate In securing a new Dressing tor Faded and Weatherworn Canvas Hoods. The Dressing is Guarani rd Fode!e ; s for two years, and. it will make an old hoed as good as new. ~ ~ij- ; astertoi—.e or stlSei:, r-d is absolutely waterproof. Any t: ours will be supplied to Suit Cusi, : ers' Requirements.

: —\ ' : • L / ' \ \ • \ V . .? ' f \v'-v. Ilf I w 'lff ew\ GY LCIOVG Sl-iCIS BY ANDRE ' ‘HE exquisite Parisienne is sans pareil —matchless. Her gown by Lelong, is matchless. Her shoes by Andre, are matchless. But then, here in New Zealand all the shoe creations of the brilliant Andre are "Matchless” —in name, as well as in style. You see, "Matchless” Shoes are built here and designed in Paris by Andre. His styles are exclusively ours for New Zealand. In common with the other great designers, Andre realises that no matter how beautiful, how smart, a shoe is, without perfect fit, it is wasted. If perfect fit is to be secured, the shoes must be built here to fit the distinctive New Zealand foot-type—which is like that of no other country. Matchless Shoes are— and thus they offer you, Madam, Paris style and perfect fit—hitherto an almost unknown combination. To wear shoes that are matchless in style, matchless in fit and comfort, vou must buy shoes that are Matchless by name. You will find them at all the smart shops at prices between thirty and forty shillings. See them. Duckworth Turner & Co., Ltd., Christchurch. ' JyffUli ti/i/J a 'l