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EASTER SHOPPING GUIDE. TRAVELLING REQUISITES. CHEAP CASH PRICES. SUIT CASES— From 5/6 to 64/ATTACHE CASES— From 3/3 to 30/HAT BOXES—--17/9 to 25/SPONGE BAGS— From 1/3 HOLD ALLS—3/- and 3/11 TOOTH BRUSHES— From lOd PRESENTS. A GREAT VARIETY CUT CRYSTAL VASES. TUMBLERS, WINE AND CLARET GLASSES, BOWLS, ETC., CHEAP CASH PRICES. STAINLESS KNIVES. Guaranteed. DESSERT— From 10/6 TABLE— From 137EXTRA QUALITY STAINLESS. Suitable for Presents. TEASPOONS—--4/9 1 Dozen DESSERT SPOONS—--7/9 1 Dozen SOUP SPOONS—--10/6 i Dozen DESSERT FORKS—--7/9 1 Dozen TABLE FORKS—--10/6 5 Dozen A 1 Quality. 20 Years Guarantee. TEASPOONS—--10- i Dozen DESSERT SPOONS—--17/6 \ Dozen SOUP SPOONS—--17/6 \ Dozen TABLE SPOONS—--25- $ Dozen DESSERT FORKS—--17/6 A Dozen TABLE FORKS—--25- ’ Dozen SWAN ALUMINIUM. HEAVY NEST OF 4 STEWPANS—--15/6 and 17/6 4 TIER STEAMERS—--39- and 45/TEASETS. TEASETS. ALL AT MARKED PRICES, less 20 p.c. BRONZEWARE IN GREAT VARIETY. CHEAP FOR CASH. PAY CASH PAY LESS ALSTONS. LTD., (J. A. ENGLAND, Propr.) HOT SEA BATHS AND MASSAGE INSTITUTE. CAROLINE BAY. Phone 26CR. A/I ASS AGE, Electricity, Hot Packs IVA (Kirks Methods). Pyretic Bath, for the Treatment of Rheumatem and Allied Complaints, as used at Bath, England. Chiropody Dept. Foot Comfort assured by Modern Methods Flat Feet, Painful Feet, Corns, Bunions, attended to.

SMITH’S OPEN Our Motto: NO SHODDY GOODS. WAREHOUSE. F. G. SMITH & CO., George Street. LADIES’ NEW WINTER COATS. We have bought the Full Sample Range of WINTER COATS from two London Houses, and we are Selling them now at Our Usual Warehouse Prices. They are Beautifully Furred, -and the Materials are Face Cloth, Tweeds, and Velours, from 21/- to £lO 10s. Choose Yours Now! WHY PAY BIG PRICES LATER? Also a Splendid Range of Children’s and Maids’ Coats, 18in. to 39in., from 15/6 up. MEN’S TROUSER WEEK. Denims, from 4-'ll Pair. Palmer Naps, 7/6. Saddle Tweeds, from 10/6 Pair. A Very Special Purchase of DARK GREY COTTON SADDLE TWEED | TROUSERS. Will Give Great Wear. ! 7/11 Pair, j WE GUARANTEE EVERYTHING i WE SELL. COME TO THE WAREHOUSE. F. G. SMITH & CO.. APRIL— A BUSY MONTH. —APRIL. “What we do, we do well.” THOMSONS’ Tailoring, Dressmaking, Millinery, Distinguished, Delightful, yet Moderately Priced. 15 Cases and Bales To-day ex “Zealandia.’’ in Timaru Harbour. Direct Freights—no transhipments— make considerable difference costing goods in the customers’ favour. Coats of Degree, with and without Fur Collars and Sleeves, All Wool Face Cloth and Tweeds. From 89/6 the Fur Numbers. Season's Shapes Hats—Real Felts and Silk. Beaver, and various Novelties. Season’s Shades Wine, Bottle, Green, Brown and Navy. A Cheaper Range for 5/11, Wool Felt. Dresses conspicuously successful. The tone of our Dressmaker, Miss Hutchinson imparts an impetus to the proceedings. Dress Tweeds 40 to 54in.. 2/3 to 10/11. Face Cloth, Pure Wool, all the shades. Ring Velvets 16 11 up. Another Grade Velvetta 6/11 to 8 6, pretty colouring and styles; Louis Velvets 4/3 to 9 11. 36in. Overcoatings of degree, Indigo Dye Serges 8, 6 to 15/6; Fox’s do.. Repps from 6/11. The Messrs Thomson get their Goods direr* from reliable manufacturers of bL-4 standing. Solid Dyes. Fast Colours. Have also to remember it gives the hard-working Briton a chance to remit less to pay for all the Lamb, Butter, Wheat. Wool, etc., etc., for which New Zealand gets a ready market. The Army and Navy who keep things steady, require their pay. Lingerie, Corsetry, famous deliveries Winceyette Nights 4/11 up; Vests, Bodices, Fuji Silk Numbers, Choice Nights 8/6 up; Art Silk for 4/11; Twilfit wear in Corsets so enhancing to the figure their wear should be the rule; Corselettes 3/6, 3/11, 4/11; Brassieres 1/11, 2/6, 3/6. Nippy Pure Wool Cashmere Hose, a great favourite, 3 3; No. 205 at 3/11, the same Mary, Doris, everything right for the young people 2/11 up. Fashion Gloves 2/4s, Esme, Real Nappa Tan. Embroidered Gauntlet 7/11, Real Kid, Real Suede, the New Styles going back to longer lengths in Gloves. Linoleum, a Stock of 165 Pieces, including Floorcloth, from 3 11, 2 yards wide. Linos, including Granites, duty free now, except the trifling primage, makes the Goods just about British price; in addition we have 12$ dis. which Thomsons’ pass on to clients. Any width, 3 feet to 12 feet, Bordered and Unbordered. Special arrangement. Furs, a successful negotiation. Real Fur 9/6, up to Opossum, etc., 45/-, 59 6. We use your money to pay cash to get the goods cheap. We sell them cheap. Buyers seem to have had premonitions of the Australian proposed tariff alterations. Poplins 3/6 to 6/11, all shades. Venice Velvets 2/9. Rayons. Duchess Silks, Clytie Satins. See Miss Hutchinson —services available. *+* **** ** * * * * *:♦ •> *:♦ *•> *:« ******** **•> * * ***> * * *:♦ NOTE FROM MR STRUTIIERS. LACE FLOUNCINGS, Newest Run for Evening, 261 n., 5/9 up. CHIFFON VELVETS FOR EVEN ING, Black, Lupina, Rose, 12/11. SLASH END «ILK SCARVES, 2/1 1 to 7/11. LADIES’ AFTERNOON APRONS , 1/4s. FLORAL CUSHION COVERS, Bound Cord, 1/4s. *** *v * ** v ♦:* *❖* ❖❖ * *** **:• * * *:• ** * * ♦:« ********* **** ** ** * * ,♦« * Dressing Gowns, 16. 8 6 to 23/6; Cardigans, Wool. 6/11 to 24/6; Pullovers, Jumper Suits 19/11 to 3-Piece up to 67 6. Choice. Even the little valued Wools, 84d up, and Macrama in all shades 114 d; Serviettes. Blankets, Woollens, Undying Value, Pure Bolic^Stuff. Unprecedented Values fron* the Hubs of the Universe to respected of the Canterbury Settlers. Evening Flowers, French and English, 1/0$ to 5/6, very successful in these. 1 Case Window Blindings, all widths, Lace r en suite. THOMSONS’: PEOPLE'S STORES.

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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18540, 10 April 1930, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18540, 10 April 1930, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18540, 10 April 1930, Page 8