Page 14 Advertisements Column 5

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18554, 29 April 1930, Page 14

INTCXVV' ! No Man Should Miss These Bargains MARCOVITCH CHECK ROYAL CIGARETTES—LEGATION VIRGINIAN CIGARETTES— Were 9d per Packet. Now 6d per Packet. TWELVES (MADE IN NEW ZEALAND)— 12 For Bd. STATE EXPRESS 555 (new style)— 10 for 9d If Your Pipe Stem is Broken, bring it to us — we will replace it with a New LEWE PIPE STEM FOR 2/-. FIRKIN’S (Opposite Stafford Tea Rooms). MAXWELL Plaster Wallboard Maxwell Plaster Wallboard is THE ideal material for walls and ceilings. There’s no fear of it warping, cracking, or peeling, for heat, cold, fog or dampness have absolutely no effect on it. Possesses all the advantages of plaster with none of its drawbacks. We’re proud of it —and you’ll be too when you use it in your houses. John Jackson & Coy. Ltd. TIMBER MERCHANTS, STAFFORD STREET, TIMARU. I | The Right Place for Rings | II i m id I,). ....r 4-.. i..lnn4 fVin Pinfr ifaii IIJIVG 1H 'I AT YOUNG’S it’s easy to select the Ring you mind. ?! The VARIETY of ENGAGEMENT and GEM RINGS is as H if astonishing as the range in price. fi All Marked in Plain Figures. FAMED FOR WEDDING RINGS G. & T. YOUNG, Ltd. a II 202 STAFFORD STREET.

WANTED KNOWN. OEND 200 IXL Washing Powder Wrappers to Superbus Co., Christchurch, and receive 7/6 silk stockings free. COW a little of the genuine Swedish ! giant cabbage each month, and in- | sure a continuous supply of finest ( flavoured cabbage grown; 1/- packet j post free. Fletcher Bros., Ashburton. T'HALICTRUM Dipterocarpum, s-urdy *• plants, one year old, 9d posted j Asparagus Plumosa Nana, 3 to 4ui. 3d ; post free. F. Smith, Nurseryman. T*?- j muka. LOW TRICE NOT ALWAYS A BARGAIN. Usually when the pi ice is Jnu t'-? quality of materials or 'r'\ i i proportion. Craigie’s ii. ; ve u . ed to keep up a constant high standard of work at a price that is both fair ana reasonable. Ask craigie’s. Cain’s Terrace, for a quote for your work. ’Phone 82

WANTED KNOWN. ENTERPRISE BARGAINS IN MEN'S SUITS. offer special values in new men’s ready-to-wear suits. The prices range from 65/- to 95/-. Where can you get better value? \ FU7!N?T" TT IE i Your Shillings will buy more at ST ' T KT.