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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLI, Issue 20326, 27 January 1936, Page 13

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 2/6. I OST—Two Grey Kittens, one Persian, one smooth. Reward. Apply, Herald Office. I OST—Parcel of Embroidery in town, Saturday morning. Please return to Herald Office, I OST—On Friday evening in Timaru An Envelope containing sketches. Finder kindly return to Herald Office. I OST—Bathing Costumes, blue and white, another navy and green; also two towels. 41 Edward Street. J OST—Old Black and Tan Sheep 1-1 Dog from Grampians Station. Finder please ring ’phone 14D, Fairlie. CARPETS and Hearth Rugs. 20 only Tapestry Sofa size 7ft by 4ft, 12/6 each. 20 Axminster Rugs size 3ft by 6ft, 12/6 each. For your Carpets, Hearth Rugs and Hall Runners, try the SOUTH CANTERBURY CARPET Co. They are Wholesale to the Public. Opp. G.P.0., Sophia St., Timaru. PERSONAL CHARACTER analysed from handwriting. Expert knowledge. Interesting, helpful. Stamp. Madame Lee, Jervois Road, Auckland. MISCELLANEOUS FVARK Poliflor wax—the new polish for dark wood floors. A richer, more lasting shine. SMITH’S Bonnie Wee Leathe- ShopJ pie, Timaru, repair and replace locks, purse catches, domes, luggage and hand bags. AND don’t forget. “Nugget' your shoes every morning. AD each. Strong flat tin covered jars. u ideal for potted meats, salads, jelues, etc. For the home, camping and picnics. Porter’s. Z.D each. Utility glass jars with tin covers. Ideal for potted meats, salads, jellies, etc. For campers, picnickers, the home. Porter’s.

Get Your SScU NEW TYRES Y fr ° m us juOfMctlfOM, . Mostmotorists forget f’J O / DISCOUNT their tyres until / there’s trouhle. Why n-> i ♦ wait until then— Q-J itCL UHR C A H and why bother to Lb VU overhaulthemyour-Wj Lcp I\ W ________ self? Our Personal h} VC2 \1 ■ Tyre Service saves fQyUM \ll you bother and trouAU MZIV, \| I I* _ The Cecil Wood Co. eye over you” tyre^, test vA the pressure and check copy of booklet on Austin Agents maintenance when you’re PIRELLI TYR S S sefton street timaru gs lag mam irae WH—■—M MB SMITH’S OPEN WAREHOUSE, LTD. ALF AND WATTY (CONTINUED) —took him square in the face and he collapsed. The plane dived to earth and was soon a smoking wreck. Alf landed the monoplane by the wreckage and laid Watty and White out on the sand. Watty showed signs of coming round but White seemed to be in a serious condition and foamed at the mouth. He appeared to be suffocating, so Alf held him up and thumped him on the back and he coughed up a piece of soap. He soon came round and explained that he had picked it up in the cockpit—and thinking it was a piece of New Zealand cheese had swallowed it and it had got stuck in his throat. “Serves you right,” said Alf, “for being so greedy.” Is there anything to eat,” said a weak voice, which came from Watty. “I’m nearly dead with hunger.” “Yes Watty dear,” said Alf, “try a tin of gear oil,” and he flung a tin at Watty, who picked it up. He let out a yell of joy and dug into it with his pocket knife. Alf rushed over and his eyes nearly popped out of his head. “Good heavens,” he howled, “I brought down that last plane with a tin of Gear Meat.” “What price me for an ace.” “Have some Mr White, its miles ahead of soap as a diet.” They polished off three tins of the meat, had a drink out of the water jar and felt their old selves again. Now for the cement ship said (to be continued). _ Outfit your Boys and Girls with School Regulation Clothing from Smiths. GIRLS’ SCHOOL COATS— from 27/6 BOYS’ TWEED SUITS— from 27/6 NAVY GYM. FROCKS— from 12/6 BEST NAVY SERGE SUITS— from 35/-FOUR-WAY FUJI SILK BLOUSES— 6/11 NAV Y FOX SERGE SHORTS— from 4/11 V/}! best GREY FLANNEL SHIRTS— Jrom 5/11 BERETH- HATS— from 1/9 BEST GREY NURSE CLOTH SHIRTS— from 2/11 GYM SHOES AND HOSE— from 2/6 SCHOOL HOSE (Kaiapoi)— from 2/6 SCHOOL SHOES, TIES, BELTS ETC. BOOTS. SHOES. TIES. Only the Best at Smiths. HATS HATS. Special buy of 300 HATS. All New Styles, Colours and Trimmings, no two alike. Wonderful Value— from 2/11 Come lo the Warehouse, SMITH’S, 45 GEORGE ST., TIMARU

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT FORM FOB Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Situations Vacant, and Lost and Found Advertisements— Rates: 16 Words, !/• Cash; 3 Consecutive Insertions, 2/6 Cash. If Booked, Double Rates, rnnMbflmtlnn signature Addresa - . osn Pain