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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLII, Issue 20607, 22 December 1936, Page 15

LOST AND FOUND Lost and Found Advertisements—Cash rate 1/- for 16 words, or three insertions 'or 2/6; each additional word one penny per insertion. Booked rate double cash rate, with minimum charge of 2/6. £^OST —Yesterday, probably in Elizabeth St., 10/- Note. Reward on returning to Herald Office. J^OST —In Stafford Street on Friday, Pair of Brown Kid Gloves. Reward. Apply, Herald Office. J^OST— Vicinity Post Office, £1 Note. Reward. Apply Herald Office. J-OST —Gold Bangle in town on Thursday afternoon. Reward. Finder please return to Herald Office. j^OST— Shopping Bag vicinity Bank of New Zealand. Finder please return to McDonald, butcher, Cannon St. j^OST —One Brown Nappa Glove between Arcade and Bank of New Zealand. Finder please return Herald Office. DON'T STOP TO READ THIS! COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF! Owing to Stocks arriving early in the Nevz Year we have reduced all prices for Christmas We do not have a Sale because we are Wholesale 100 Yards Wilton Hall Runner, 27in. wide, 6/6 per yard. 100 Super Axminster Rugs, 3ft x 6ft. 30/- each. at the SOUTH CANTERBURY CARPET CO., Opp. Post Office, Sophia Street. LOOK AT THIS! Three Chesterfield Suites, full spring; must be sold to make room, £l4/10/- ea. Hundreds of Other Bargains on the Corner of. Stafford and North Streets. When Carpets and Furniture can be made better and sold cheaper, we will stock them. MISCELLANEOUS L'lOO cash will purchase a modern onck bungalow, all latest el convs., lai.ay to Caroline Bay Apply. Wentvorth. CHOPPING bags (all leather) 2/9 3/-. lined 4/6, 5/6 to 24/-. ps. too. Good quality B'6 to 24/-. Smith’s 169 Stafford Street. FAIL'S FISH CAFE, Cashel St., near 1 the Bridge, Christchurch. Fried oysters our specialty. fv/lORE miles of uninterrupted service 1 1 with Willard Batteries. FRUIT! FRUIT! FRUIT! H. ALLCHURCH AND CO. Auctioneers, Beswlck Street, are now holding Daily Auction Fruit Sales, commencing every morning at 9 o’clock. All Fruit and Produce arriving daily Please Note Time of Starting—9 a.m.

AUSTIN I no c sr • 1 • * ■ ■■ > WIM -j ■■ ill The New 14/16 Goodwood Saloon is a typical Austin since its graceful ■wa-r lines are based on practical needs—on safety and comfort. The IW coachwork is SOUND INSULATED throughout by a special fining -L w W W wIFHB which prevents body noise at speed. The swept-tail is a good example of Austin beauty-and-practicability-comblned, for its flowing curves 2- k wrnr a k add to ease of cleaning. The enclosed rear compartment has space W for i large size suitcase and spare wheel. Fully equipped with many ’ ■ W W new features. BROWN WOOD MOTORS LTD. AUSTIN SALES & SERVICE, SEFTON STREET, TIMARU

SMITH'S OPEN WAREHOUSE. LIB. —FERGY AND SMITHY (CONTINUED) —with you for this, I’ll take her to visit your homes when we get bask to Timaru.” ‘’Oh, that’s O.K. with. us. said Smithy, “we won’t mind the Princess, but we’ll draw the colour line on you.” Fergy sat down and laughed till the tears ran down his cheeks, at White who laid there and glowered at them. Out °,. ? distance came a faint drone “There’s a plane coming,” said Fergy. “There they are,” said Smithy, •and heading this way. I hope they’re friends but we'll soon know anyway as they’re travelling like furypilots had evidently sighted the party and headed for the camp. As they drew nearer, Bill’s lieutenant looked very worried. Then cried out hi terror. “They are two of the Emperor’s bombers, we must fly. Fergy did some quick thinking. He turned to the lieutenant. "Every man to the saddle, scatter and ride for your lives. “And what of yourself, Hevee Fattiman,” cried the lieutenant. "I go with you of course, ’ said Fergy. Bring me a camel, but hurry as we have only a few minutes to save our lives, if they catch us in a bunch, they’ll machinegun us to a man.’’ The lieutenant ran to obey whilst Fergy turned quickly to Smithy and White. 11l dodge this crowd and be back as soon as the planes land. You Smithy, are in no danger as you are neutral ana White being married to the princess is black now—(To be continued). Watch for Smithy’s Special Xmas Announcement appearing Dec. 23rd. CASH OR TIME PAYMENT LADlES:—Holiday Showroom Goods. ENSEMBLES, GENTLEMEN:—2OO MEN’S SUITS, in every Style, Hundreds to choose from. Frock and Coatee. 29/6 to Shade and Quality. Wonderful Goods. 20/- to £7/7/-. £6/6/- 4 Racks packed with DAINTY FROCKS. Best Value in SPORTS TROUSERS, from 6/6 to 37/6. All Sizes and Materials. 14/6 to £4/4/-; SUMMER TWEED AND WORSTED SPORTS COATS. Lined COATS in Tweeds and Silks, 19/6 to £4/4/-. and Unlined, 22/6 to 45/6; FUR AND WOOL FELT MATRONS' WEAR. FROCKS, COATS, ENSEMBLES HATS, from 3/11 to 45/-; SHOES, the New SemiWX OS XOS.. XXOS., 29/6 to £6/6/-. TENNIS Welt. No Sore Feet with these, 21/6 to 30/-; Xmas AND BEACH FROCKS ’ All Travellers’ Samples. Gifts. SILK PYJAMAS. All Sizes, Stripes and Checks 5/11 to 19/6- BLAZERS MIDDY JACKETS AND 10/6 to 25/6; NEGLIGE AND SPORTS SHIRTS. i SWAGGER COATS, 14/11 up. SMARTEST MIL- Every Style.- from 3/6 to 17/6. SMART SILK Il LINERY From Models to Beach Hats, Dinky Goods, SCARVES, 3/6 to 4/11; SOX, Well there’s thousands I from 2/11. NEW 1937 BERLEI FOUNDATIONS. of them. Silk. Wool. Spun Glass. 6d to 15/6 pr. 9 The New Supple Figure, exclusive to Smith's. The GIFT BOXES OF HANDKERCHIEFS or Singles, Wonder Corset, come and be specially fitted. Dainty from 4d ea to 15/- Half Dozen. It's not like a Xmas Chinese Extra Fine Locknit and Satin TROUSSEAU Gift unless it's bought at Smiths. SETS, with the Latest Skimpy Scantie to match, 7 piece set, £2/2/-; HOSIERY, the most acceptable Hundreds of Boxes of HANDKERCHIEFS, from 3d ea. Xmas Gift. Smith’s Specials. 2/11 to 19/6 pr. Spec- to boxes at 27/6 ea. Everything for her Ladyships ially Boxed. GLOVES, the Newest 1/11 to 25/6; Xmas Box at Smiths. COME TO THE WAREHOUSE SMITH’S 45 George Street, Timaru