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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18652, 22 August 1930, Page 14

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WANTED KNOWN. Week-end Specials At Bedrock Prices. ART CANVAS for Table Covers, Hall Curtains, etc. 50in. Wide, 3/3 Yd.; 72in. wide, 4/6 Yd. 40in. CURTAIN NETS. Attractive Coloured Borders. l/4£ Yd. SPECIAL LINE SMART PARCHMENT LAMPSHADES. A few only left. 3/3 each. DOUBLE WIDTH STRIPED SHADOW TISSUE for Loose Covers and Curtains. 3/3 Yd. KAPOC CUSHION FILLERS. 2/6 ea. A LINE OF FRILLED TEA COSIES, good quality and colours. 2/3 ea. EIDERDOWN QUILTS at SPECIAL LOW PRICES. R. P. CARTER, FURNISHING SPECIALIST, 290 STAFFORD STREET. (Next U.F.S. Dispensary). Telephone 1304. For ,Every Rut of* THE NEW HOME You will pay less for it too, if you make the purchase from <Atc. &l/cvruz 56 Stafford Street. THERMOS flasks 2/6, hot water bags A 3/9, aluminium hot water bottles 2/6, tea infusers lOd, spring balances bd, mouse traps 4 for 6d, mit pot scrubs 5 for 1/-, floor mops 2/- each, at Porter’s. NTERVY? Your system needs Rhunerva, great South American health herb. Oddies’, Chemists. EXCESSIVE Uric Acid causes Rheu- —* matism. You can expel the acid with Hervea, a tropical herb, with ! wonderful curative powers. You can j get a packet for 6/6 which will make 50 cupfuls, or half the quantity for 3/6. . Kept in stock by the local agents, the j U.F.S. Dispensary, Stafford Street, i Timaru; and A. N. Hancock, Chemist. Temuka. RANTED KNOWN— For Sheep Feeders, Hurdles and Wheelbarrows, etc., etc. A. L. THOREAU AND SON, Pleasant Point. S ! ! i : £ | ’Phone 27.

DOSES, Shrubs, Hedge Plants: Hardy trees for cold climates; the largest available collection; a choice selection for your seasonable requirements. Secure lists. Colin Johnston, Dunedin. 12 Bright Showy Roses for £1 posted. All different. Named Varieties. Strongly grown. Write now. Fruit Trees; Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches, Cherries, Apricots, Logan Berries, Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries, etc. Selected stock New Zealand's Premier Pansies: 20 Giant Named Wonder Varieties. Enormous Size. Wonderful Colours. 18/- Doz. Colin Johnston, Specialty Seed and Plant Merchant, 12 Water Street, Dunedin. Write for 1930 “Novelty Seed List." HAVE YOU TRIED One of those Delicious “Billy Sponges," made at The Auburn Kitchen, 329 STAFFORD STREET (Just above Skating Rink) Will deliver your Week-end Order. Telephone 1544. TALBOT^TAYLOR. PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER, FOR AN EXPERT JOB, AT A REASONABLE PRICE. Address: , MOWBRAY ST., WATLINGTON, TIMARU.