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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19804, 21 May 1934, Page 14

FRESH ARRIVALS at HERBERTS BONNY FROCKS AND SMART SUITS—THE NEWEST OF THE VERY NEW. TO-DAY’S FABRICS FORM THE FOUNDATION OF THESE REAL FASHION GARMENTS. NEW WOOL SUITS. Notable Recent Arrivals from ' London. They have Belted Tunic Overblouse, Buttoned to the Neck and Finished with Cravat or Floppy Bow— Lowly Priced at, 63/- to 89/6 SMART WOOL FROCKS. A Real Cold Weather Comfort. Shades of Rust, Saxe, Brown and Wine. „ S.S.W. to O.S.— _ Priced 29/6 ' NEW COAT FROCKS for better wear. Wondrous New Woollens Correctly styled and Finished— Prices from 49/6 to 89/6 THREE PIECE SWAGGA SUITS, in Pure Wool Cloths. They have smart Tunic Blouses— Priced 115/V / y HERBERTS THE BUSY STORE 24 NEW SKIRTS, in Exclusive Materials and Snappy Styles for Business, Sport or ‘Home— Great Value 13/6 to 21/piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ii ! SPECIAL SHE PRICES for GOLF SHOES I MEN’S USKIDE STUDDED RUBBER SOLE = GOLF SHOES, Brown or Black— == Sale Price 18/6 a pair || MEN’S BROWN GRAIN MOCO FRONT GOLF =E SHOE. Studded Rubber Sole— ss: Sale Price 23/11 ee MEN’S BOX HIDE OXFORD SHOE. Medium = Stout Sewn Leather Sole— Sale Price 12/6 100 Pairs of Assorted Lines of Single Pairs LADIES’ == SHOE. Bostock, Clark and other Makers to = go— = at 12/6 a pair == 1 SOUTER’S WINTER SHOE SALE ( Phone No. 656. Address 252 Stafford Street North. Our Only Timaru Address. !llllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!lllllllllll!lll!!!lj|||||illillllllilll!lllll!lll(|llllllll!lli!l|j||||||!p 11/6 1 MEN’S PATENT LEATHER OXFORD SHOE. == Sewn Sole— Worth 21/- =r LADIES’ BROWN CROCODILE CALF CROMWELL SHOE, Cuban Heel. Very Smart— Sale Price 21/11 a pair LADIES’ BROWN CALF DERBY SHOE, Lizard trim, Studded Rubber Soles. A Grand Golf ii Shoe—i* Also in One Strap. for 18/11 a pair NEARLY EVERYONE WHO READS READS A NEWSPAPER * * % \ Producing' Quick Action QPEED and action mark a newspaper’s birth life and functions. The news deals with instant matters —things that are happening today—things that are forecast for to-morrow. In every corner of the world, reporters are hot on the heels of events—typewriters whirrwires sing with the news. Airplanes, trains, motor-cars, ships, all forces of travel and com munication bear the news to the great distribution points which are the newspaper offices. It’s no wonder newspaper advertising produces quick results. Newspaper advertising speaks in an atmosphere of action. As the public gets the new < of the minute from the news columns, so it gathers the news of merchandise from the advertising columns with their constant invitations and impulse. DO IT NOW —SEE IT NOW - BUY IT NOW