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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 19940, 26 October 1934, Page 15

LOST AND FOUND Lost and Found Advertisements—Cash rate 1/- for 16 words, or three insertions for 2/6; each additional word one penny per insertion. Booked rate double cash rate, with minimum charge of 2/6J^OST —From Geraldine, Black Slut, white chest. Answers name of “Fay.” Reward. Apply, c/o Dr. Curtis, Geraldine. J^OST —October 14, between Carlton Hotel and Hospital, via Stafford and High Streets, Crystal Necklace. Reward. Carlton Hotel. gTRAYED —From Milford, Red Cow, springing to second calf. Finder communicate Herald Office, Temuka. Reward. VY/'HY didn’t Kingsford Smith fly? Because the Yankees yanked him, but not so with Harry Webb, because all his Carpets, Hearthrugs and Hall Runners are made in Scotland by British workmen. Buy them wholesale from the South Canterbury Carpet Coy., Sophia Street, Timaru. MISCELLANEOUS jyjONEY for purchasers of property, 1 businesses, etc. Deposits financed; interest free. “Deposit,” Box 56. ('"'ALL at Brehaut’s radio service and ask for and see the all-British vacuum cleaner, priced at £lO/10/-. gEE these bargains at R. Mclntyre, closing down sale, Highfield. Washing prints 7id, ladies’ handkerchiefs 6 for 1/-. \Y/HAT’S for breakfast? Red Diamond O-tis. Children ask for more HPHE Vac-tric vacuum cleaner gives you maximum cleanliness with minimum effort. Brehaut’s Radio Service. HPHE all-British Vac-tric De Luxe vacuum cleaner can be seen at Brehaut’s Radio Service. ALL wools must be sold. Aotea, Oamaru, Petone knitting wools 6d skein. R. Mclntyre, Highfield, closing down sale. ANAEMIA! Rid yourself of anaemia by taking Harvey’s Mineral Tonic. Every dose enriches your blood-stream, revitalises your nerves; 3/6 jar. Obtainable all chemists.

SMITH'S OPEN WAREHOUSE LIMITED ALF’S PERPLEXITY "I’m very worried about Smithy. Watty; he’s just got a New Lot of Swagger Suits and I haven't seen a Swagger on the road for weeks. “Calm yourself, Alf, those Suits are for Beautiful Ladies to wear and not Swagmen.’’ “Oh, Watty, I feel so relieved. I thought they were for Swagmen, and Smithy would have to sell them to bus drivers or something.” SWAGGER LADIES:— The NEW STYLE SWAGGER SUIT Streamline Effect on any Figure— 4s/- to £5/5/0 FRENCH MODEL SWAGGER SUITS. Exclusive to Smith’s — 50/- to £6/6/0 ENGLISH SWAGGER ENSEMBLES, Plain Materials Scotch Plaid Trimmed — 47/6 to £5/5/0 GREEK HAND PAINTED MODEL FROCKS, Silk Coat to Match— £4/10/0 to £B/8/0 SPRING AND SUMMER COATS, four Cases Opening in Silks, Linens, Light Tweeds, Assams and Fine Check Worsteds— 25/6 to 110/NEW SILK DRESS MATERIALS, by the Frock Length. Oriental Patterns— BERLEI STREAMLINE CORSETRY. Something New. Be Stout but Look Slim. SUIT WEEK GENTLEMEN:—New Shades in GENT’S ENGLISH and N.Z. WORSTEDS. £3/17/6 to £6/6/0 TWEEDS, 29/11 to 49/6. FLANNEL TROUSERS, 12/6 to 35/Cheaper, 8/6. CANOE SHIRTS, from 4/6. BELTS. 1/- to 5/6, PULLOVERS, N.Z. Mills, 12/6. DRESS SHIRTS, 2/11 to 15/6. PYJAMAS, 4/6 to 35/-. FELT HATS, 4/11 to 39/6. RAIN COATS, 12/6 to £5/5/0 SHOES, 12/6 to 42/6 Smithy Will Help mot Hinder You Try Smith’s Time Payment System (an Insurance Policy with Every Account). COME TO THE WAREHOUSE SMITH'S, 45 George St., Timaru

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT FORM Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Situations Vacant, and Lost and Found Advertisements Rates: 16 Words, 1/- Cash; 3 Consecutive Insertions, 2/6 Cash. If Booked, Double Rates. Signature . Address _ Classification. No. ol Insertions. Cash Palfl