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THE * i 4 , ■ - ■■■. ? iy | < i : ** ■ . ' . $■ b - ' * -' : ii • t- ?* u OF autumn t weeds FARMERS UNIQUE EXHIBITION OF THE NEW WEAVES IN “FABRIC ROW” THE WORD HAS GONE FORTH FROM THE FASHION CENTRES OF EUROPE "TWEEDS FOR AUTUMN." SCOTCH TWEEDS AND IRISH TWEEDS IN WONDERFUL ARRAY. COLOURFUL DONEGALS TO SOMBRE BROWNS. AN UNRIVALLED COLLECTION FOR COATS, SUITS AND SPORTSWEAR NOW BEING DISPLAYED IN OUR WINDOWS WITH ACCESSORIES TO MATCH 54in. KEMP HAIR TWEED. A New Weave in Delightful Tones of Wigwam Brown, Wineberry, Navy, Postillion Green—--4/11 54in. CUMBERLAND TWEEDS An Entirely New Weave in Rich Colourings of Dust, Turfbrown, Sand, Fawn, Bluegrey and Nigger Brown—54in. DONEGAL, KERRY, AND KENMARE TWEEDS. Featuring Exclusive Tones in Brown, - Fawn, Grey-Green Blue and Wine Mixtures. Moorland Colours also New Bright Tones—--9/11 36in. SPECKLED AFGHALAINES The Big Success in London Comes to Farmers. Delightful Soft Weaves shewing a pin spot in multi colourings on Brown, Blue, Green. Wine, Navy, Rust, Saxe and Black—a EXCELLA” PATTERNS New Paper Patterns are constantly arriving—ensuring at all times the Latest Style Trends from Overseas. Excella Patterns are sheer simplicity for the thrifty sewer while our Experts are always available to assist your selection of fabrics and cutting-out problems. A complete estimate is willingly furnished. ” - FARMERS FIRST for FABICS r ... S: s ft V SB m \ lig . " r #L \ J .. A * 1' ' ■, m in & ’V- ri : YD '1 YD 7/11 HERE ARE REAL SAVINGS RABBIT TRAPS, Lane's English Light Weight—--26- Per Dozen Nett Broad 37flat FILES, English—--9/6 Per Dozen HORSE SHOES, Clipped—from 1/6, Set of 4 POCKET HACK SAW, with 3 Saw Blades and Knife—--2/6 BOX SPANNERS—--1/9 to 10/6 Set CRAMP HEADS. Make your Own Cramp—--5/~ Pair JOINERS’ STEEL CRAMP--5- Each ENGLISH STEEL PLANES—--14/6 EXTRA SPECIAL 100 PKTS COPPER RIVETS AND WASHERS HEAVY GAUGE 1/- Pkt. A New LONG RANGE CARTRIDGE, Icil Spec. Powder—--24- Per 100 Also 8.8. for Wallabies— • 26/- Per 100 GORSE GRUBBING ADZES. A New -67CHAPMAN'S TWO SPEED BREAST DRILLS, with Lightning Change. Will take lin Shank Drill — 19/6 BRITISH PORTABLEf'Fan -75/ALL STEEL WHEEL BARROWS, last a Lifetime —• 40/FARMERS HARDWARE DEPT, FARMERS GROCERY DEPT. THE STORE FOR SAVONA prepared Mustard (A real appetiser)— 1/6 SUNDEW FRUIT CHUTNEY, 12oz. bottle— 1/DUTH I E S CHUTNEY, ous PINEAPPLE It’s delici--1/3 bottle REX TOMATO JUICE. Rich in Vitamines. Ideal for Cocktail making, and all ready to serve— 1/6 tin TOHEROA SOUP—--6d., 9d., and 1/2 tin SAVOURY CHEESE. Soft Spreading— lOd tin CAPERS, in bottles—--1/6 and 3/9 New Seasons Honey DELICIOUS AND SO WHOLESOME 601 b tins per 6d lb. 21b pottle for 1/3 301 b tins — per 6d lb. 11b pottle for 8d 101 b tins— for 6/51b tins for 3/6 Sections for lOd each. Guard against Colds and Chills by eating a cereal every morning. 201 b. CREAMOATA — 9/6 251 b. FLEMING’S OATMEAL— 6/71b FLEMING’S OATMEAL 1/8 PACKET CREAMOATA—--1/7 PACKET MILK OATIES 17SEMOLINA — 7d OATINA, 201 b— 6/6 OTO, 201 b— ' 6/9 OATINA. Bags— 1/5 OATINA, Packets — lOd OTO. Packets — 1/5 Also Diamond Oatmeal. Otes, Flaked Semolina, Etc. Cold Weather means Coal Weather FOR COAL ORDERS All Kinds of Coal and PHONE. 24 OR FARMERS GROCERY Firewood always in Stock. DEPARTMENT “Always at Your Service” C.F.C.A. COAL DEPT., Mill Street V- £

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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIX, Issue 20055, 12 March 1935, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIX, Issue 20055, 12 March 1935, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIX, Issue 20055, 12 March 1935, Page 4

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