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Timaru Herald, Volume CXL, Issue 20259, 7 November 1935, Page 13

11111 l FURNISHINGS 111 OF VALUE An Up-to-the-Minute List of Furnishing Drapery— Very Interesting at this Season of the Year. NEW ART SILK CURTAIN NET, with a Nice Edge—Fadeless Colours and Special Value, Worth 1/11— Special 1/3 yard LOVELY NEW SPOTTED CURTAIN VOILES, Cream with Coloured Spots— from 1/6 yd. NEW CURTAIN VOILES, in Plain, or with Small Cross Designs, Checks, Stripes etc.— from 1/3 yd. COTTON CURTAIN NETS, Guaranteed Pure Finish—from 101 d yard NEW ART SILK SPREADS, Single, from 7/6. Double 90 X 100 from 10/6 VERY RICH DAMASK SPREADS, in Two Tone and Self Colours. A Heavy Lustrous Spread—Double Size — 31/- each SINGLE BED ART SILK AND COTTON SPREADS, in Rose, Gold and Blue—a Special Line— each New Designs in MADE UP FRILLED CASEMENT CURTAINS, m British Voile etc.- 1™“ 2/U each SOin. FAST COLOUR SHADOW TISSUES— from 2/11 yd. NEW DRAPING MATERIALS, in Velour, Shadow, Slub Effects, and Cottage Weave Materials. We have never had a better selection. Obtain our estimate for a well made and fitted window treatment. FLOUNCED BEDSPREADS—Our Selection of Plain and Fancy Satins is Reasonable in Price, and the Finished Spreads of the best Make and Design. R. P. CARTER WE SPECIALISE IN SOFT FURNISHINGS NEXT STAR STORES

■pffiiwu. _[* eriIMIIIIP |U*S ?M«pSf em o“:•>s i>ak ft? A' a mi •a «> w f *n> Better and Batter Prices! (From our own Correspondent) Tense excitement reigns in Waikikamukau owing to the rise in Butterfat prices. White butterfly, ragwort and Abyssinia have faded into the background and for two days we have not had a complaint about (a) the lack of rain; (b) too much rain; (c) the Government; (d) the lack of Government. All roads are leading to the 44 Jolly Farmer ” for the special Dairy Conference. The session will be a long one, owing to the many pints to be covered since the breaking of the drought. The Secretary states, however, that the minutes will close at 6 p.m. sharp. 44 Spud ” Murphy, the Potato King, is celebrating too, having just secured top price for a shipment of small potatoes. Incidentally, his wife has just presented him with bonny twins (Tim and Ru). A case of being thankful for small Murphies. (Tim and Ru are behind the swing doors, attending to the urgent, important and official business of the Conference, and you can take our word for it that “Timaru" never tasted better or butter!) Timaru On. Svtrybodys £ij>s Brewed and bottled with loving care by The Timaru Brewery Co. Ltd. Copyright TAIO4-

Qteat&t i JSz<2 'juucetd'%. GmOiiiioKjZetuhK. toV_*ALIFORNIA and BRITISH . COLUMBIA! jr 1 '\ ( ,; V X ■S.i mm This year ic will be easier than ever for you to realise your desire of a trip across the Pacific to North America. To experience the enjoyment suggested by the phrase “ Romance of the South Seas," at such ports of call as Suva (Fiji). Rarotonga, Tahiti and Hawaii—each island redolent of the charm that has made the South Seas a Mecca for tourists—each, in itself, delightfully different from the other Islands. Then the wonders of the New World—the beautiful cities of Vancouver and Victoria; the-rugged majesty of the Canadian Rockies; the skyscraper cities, teeming with life and colour, of San Francisco and Los Angeles, with Hollywood, the world-famous home of movies; the scenic splendours of California, with its quaint missions reminiscent of the Spanish pioneers, its panoramas of orchards and farms, of broad level stretches and towering mountain ranges. Special excursion fares are available for a full three months from date of departure from New Zealand to date of re-embark-ation in North America, on all sailings of C.A. and Union Line vessels during December, January and February. The tickets are interchangeable on both lines. Write or call for full particulars. C.A. & UNION LINES Traffic Agents: UNION S.S. CO. OF NEW ZEALAND LTD.