NEWS AND NOTES.
The Pareora Sunday School picnic of about 70 persons will visit Timaru on Bth March.
The Timaru South School picnic will be held at Temuka Domain on Saturday. A train will leave Timaru at 9.5. Hot water, tea, sugar and milk will be provided.
One of Levinsky’s customers was notorious for his slowness in meeting his liabilities. He simply would not pay for goods purchased. In desperation Levinsky sent the following letter:— “ Sir, —Who bought a lot of goods from me and did not pay?—You. But who promised to pay in sixty days? You. Who didn’t pay in six months? You. Who is a scoundrel, a thief, and a liar?—Yours truly, Al. Levinsky.”
“This man’s difficulties are of his own making, and cannot be pleaded as an excuse for him,” remarked His Honour Mr Justice Blair in the Napier Supreme Court, when referring to a case in which a plea was being made for a bankrupt. “His case reminds me of that of the man who murdered his father and mother and then asked for leniency on the grounds that he was an orphan,” remarked his Honour.
H. Allchurch and Co. will hold an unreserved sale of unclaimed goods on account of the Police Department. The sale will be held to-morrow at the Rialto, at 2 o'clock
New goods to the doors at Thomson’s. New season’s. Lowered wool prices already clearly manifest in price of the manufactured article. Not completed checking off or marking, but will be finished by 10.30 this morning. Worsteds and saltaire tweeds and topmosts overcoatings and saddles —the goods in request from cutter. Beautiful quality of everything put into the work. Dinner jackets, suits, riding breeches, and other specialities. Twilfit corsets as low as 6/11 now—never held that make under 8/11 to 21/6; corselettes, brassieres 1/9 to 4/11; splendid navy gym dresses to-day, fine all wool quality 12/11 up; ladies’ furtrimmed coats 51/6 without fur now for 34/6; stone marten and sable, opossum fur ties 82 6; everyday numbers much cheaper; esme suede gloves 2/4* —new tints. See exhibit ring Louiskey and other velvets to-day from 11.30 in southern window; floral velveteens included 7/11; Venice Louis makes 3/6 up, fadeless curtain nets l/0i; new cretonnes, oil baiges 1/11 up, scalloped serviettes 1/6 and 1/9; navy school felts, superior goods 9/11, pure linens; moire silks 3/6
WORM TABLETS.—Many of the minor ailments which children are subject to, may be traced in the first place to the presence of worms, in the system. If your children are irritable and restless, and do not sleep well; if the breath is bad, with constant thirst, if the appetite is fickle, and they grind the teeth at night, these are the symptoms of worms. Get a packet of Ayres’ Worm Tablets. After a few doses your child will be a happy, healthy child. Price, 2/- box. E. C. Ayres, Ltd., Chemists, Timaru.
New goods are always arriving direct from the manufacturers at Porter’s crockery emporium, and an inspection of their windows and showroom will afford much interest. There is a fine display of supper and salad sets from 4/9, teapots of medium size 1/6, tea sets at 13/6, fancy cake plates at 2/-. All these are new and of great variety. Inspection is always welcome at Porter’s
CONSTIPATION. Laxigen Is a tonic laxative, and gentle aperient. It is particularly valuable, because it can be taken every night if necessary, as it cannot possibly do any harm, because it contains no drugs. It restores | the bowels to healthy, normal action, | and is the best remedy known for i habitual constipation. It has also a gentle stimulating action on the liver. Recourse may be had to this medicine, when the bowels or liver are deranged,
as evidenced by giddiness, headache, drowsiness, furred tongue and impure breath. It is pleasant to take and does not upset the system. Price 2/6 bottle. E. C. Ayres, Ltd., Chemists, Timaru.
These are the last few days of Carter’s curtain sale, so take advantage of the opportunity to purchase good window draperies and house furnishings at throw-out prices. New lines—48in. silk striped nets in Arab, 2/6 yard; novelty net, with coloured silk ! stripes, worth 4/6, sale price 2/11 yard; I Madras muslins 1 8 yard; rich cream net with trellis design, double width, 2/6 yard; double bed down quilts, in guaranteed quality, 33/6 eacn; long silk curtains, a few pairs at 9/'U each; odd bedspreads at half price. R. P. Carter, 290 Stafford Street. ..
Public Bewildered.—At first the p lie were thoroughly bewildered -at Cameron’s startling announcement about a “Parrot” sale. But now a thorough understanding has been established. Cameron’s are having a genuine general clean-up of stocks. Everything —ties, suits, coats, pyjamas, boys’ suits, sox, shirts, etc., etc.—is priced for an immediate disposal. Buying is being done on a huge scale The attention of thrifty people is drawn to Messrs Souters’ advertisement in this issue, and stresses their particularly startling reductions in footwear. These specials arc obtainable at both Messrs Souters’ shops. .. Famous kapoc and cusheen at Thomson’s most useful products at lOd and 1/9, navy school felts, open regulation shape; wearon Black Prince nd twist shirts for gentlemen, superior 4/6 to 8/3, Kaiapoi cardigans, specialty sox, men's sizes, New Zealand products 1/3 to the best—Bruce, Petone, Roslyn, Kaiapoi. bought to advantage taking quantity. Low price passed to our customers. Ladies’ numbbers really right, favourite numbers, Indian heads and britway, non-stretch ties, splendid, 1 11 to 4/6; ladies’ silk numbers, too, ex Coptic, very chic 3/6, 46, girl’s navy coats, ladies’ tweed also, face cloth do., great value; coats for modest 37/6 numbers to tweed real fur collar and cuffs; sable kind, splendid stuff, musquash, too; silk bloomers, a strong demand; winceyette nights 3/6 Ladles’ Marcelle Beauty Parlour. Kaircutting 1/-, neck trim 6d, Marcel wave 2/-. Try our hair lotions and creams. They will keep your hair and skin bright and fresh. Hair tinting in all shades. Call and see me. Get your hair attended to before it is too late. Mrs A. E. Lewis, Evans’ Buildings, opp. Ballantyne’s, Stafford Street. Tel. 1263 Clean, purifying odour of Flytox—sudden death to flies, etc. Spray freely. Harmless to humans McGruer, Davies’ building bigger bargains sale is still going strong, and special bargains are being displayed every day in all departments. Special lines in the Manchester department for this week are; All linen bordered tea towels 24 x 33, in red, blue and helio borders, all ready hemmed, 7/6 half dozen; 54 x 54 bordered breakfast cloths 3/6 each; tapestry cushion squares 1/- each: coloured roller towels ready for use 2/- each; 72in. white twill sheeting 1/11 yard; coloured stamped runners, only a few left, 1/6 each; 1 piece 58in. green and black flannelette tabling 1/11 yard; coloured winceyettes from 1/- yard; 2 dozen only, all we have left, frilled pillow slips, 2/11 pair, great value; woven Japanese reversible mats 2/11 each; heavy twisted Chinese mats, reversible, heavy quality, from 3/6; large size seagrass mats, bound all round, 3/11 each; 1 piece 27in. fancy coloured coir matting, 2/6 yard; all wool reversible hearth rugs to be cleared, prices from 15/6 each. These are only a few of the bargains that are being offered at McGruer, Davies’ building business sale.... ROLEX OYSTER IS WATERPROOF. The Rolex Oyster is the ideal wristlet watch. You can swim in itl You can play with it on. You can work with it on. Yet keeps accurate time. Absolutely waterproof, dustproof, heatproof, coldproof, perspiration-proof, Sold by jewellers everywhere RUBBER HOSE OF ALL KINDS. ASK FOR WHOLESALE QUOTE. Let us give you a quote from our complete stocks of all types of rubber hose—brewers, suction, spray, steam, air, delivery, radiator, petrol and chemical. Wholesale only. Immediate delivery. P. E. Clark and Co., Ltd., 95 Cashel Street, Christchurch. Sole South Island agents for Barnet Glass Rubber Co., Ltd. (Associate Company of Dunlop). Telegraphic address: “Barnglass.” Christchurch- ’ i
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18510, 6 March 1930, Page 2
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