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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIII, Issue 18761, 27 December 1930, Page 22

WANTED KNOWN. FURNITURE POLISHED, REPAIRED AND RENOVATED. SUITS UPHOLSTERED AT REASONABLE COST. ENQUIRE FROM US FOR TERMS AND QUOTATIONS. 56 Stafford Street. Telephone 902. QDDIES’ exquisite toilet gifts will please your lady friend. See our Christmas display. 7 /A silk hose free for 200 I.X.L. 7 / washing powder wrappers. Superbus Co., Christchurch. VI? ANTED KNOWN—The Bargains at Cameron’s Clearance of Sports Coats and Blazers are real value lines. An all-wool sports coat in the famous Maclone and Cambridge makes at Wholesale Price, 29/6. DEDUCE without dieting, exercise, or rubber garments by taking Youth-O-Form capsules. Absolutely harmless. Oddies’, chemists. YY/ANTED KNOWN—3-course lun- • 'cheon 1/6, from 12 to 2. Whitebait, groper, flounder, grills, obtainable at all hours. Open on Sundays. V. Lurajud Dominion Cafe.

CILVERIT, the best silver polish. Will not harm or scratch the finest silver. John Edmond, Ltd., agents. DATHING this season? Be proud of your figure by taking Youth-O-Form; 201 b reduction 6 weeks. Oddies’, chemists. MOCASSINS all reduced to 10/6 a 1 pair for Christmas. School bags for boys and girls, 2/6 each. Small and good leather ones 4/- to 15/-. Get John and Lill one. Smith’s leather shop, Timaru.

A bed, to rest your pins, so they’ll step out when day begins. Buy an Ingersoll from Mcßobie’s Keen Kut Store, Stafford St. South, and be on time.

& GIVE HER A NECKLACE This Christmas. A Beautiful Gift with an irresistible appeal. We invite your inspection of our fine Assortment. J. McNAB, Jeweller, 277 Stafford Street, Timarn.

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