DON’T LET THE PROBLEM OF FINANCE WORRY YOU J We admit, furnishing a > a home does at first appear to be rather / , . overwhelming to . . LF those with an average income, or to those with but a little ready k cash. * IBt- ; You may sit and dream. \ou can >&■s£/ see your home with each room v' tastefully, almost luxuriously furnished. But where, oh where, is the money to come from. This is where Butterfields enter the picture. Butterfields do not give you the actual cash, but the benefit of the EASIEST TERMS in South Canterbury. Why you should use Butterfield’s Easy Terms f For a few shillings weekly you may furnish your entire home without even a deposit if you so desire. Butterfields do not charge you an excessive interest for the use of their teims —lO per cent, on cash prices is a reasonable figure. So popular are Butterfields Easy Terms that clients who have the ready cash, prefer to use them rather than draw on their capital. II CALL TO-DAY —we will be happy to explain our Pay-Out-of-Income scheme for Furniture and Furnishings. M. C. BUTTERFIELD LIMITED 144 STAFFORD STREET, TIMARU
26a Expensive ( ® ... Y* « - young feJ/TZX beggars.* ( \W7 I IKv I K tfS? $ '■'Wx ' l But fine boys really I Not so heavy a drain either on the annual budget when provided I > *f/ with Mosgiel garments; the selection of every \\\ j® j / parent who prefers first cost to be the only \\l- g I cost. Mosgiel Jerseys and Socks Hand up to \ I the hardest usage in a way that surprises the \ h\ youngsters themselves. Mosgiel garments are not only of the sturdiest manufacture but also remarkably neat in appearance
I g Ms? gS ” M $2 y TSZX "”r. Owing to th. high concentration ot VTp7 ;*.■’■ Cooper’s Worm Drench it prove* much w more economical in u«e than ordinary •h,**, drenches. Cost is only TWO-FIFTHS of a *l*"* ~*7» •’> penny for sheep or ONE-FIFTH of a L penny for lambs. Uae the Cooper Adjust- A I. : A ' **'. ’A’ l ’"!'i. 1 - able Doser. ” J Obtainable from all Merchants. Effective for Worms and Liver Fluke, , Alt.rn.to p»»i"t With COOPER S WORM TABLETS Rec.ame.dwi.
WHISKY Qts. Pts. GROSVENOR Qts. Pts. HOUSE WHISKY • 11/8 8/- COCKTAIL . . 10/8. 5/6 “VETERAN” ... L2/h ' OROVINE BRANDY WINE ... 5/6 BRANDY GUIMARAEN’S PORT 6/6 8/6 U DOR ‘ n/6 ~ GROSVENOR INVALID V- 8/6 MER'S™ XXX • : 12/6 - SEPPELTS VINTAGE _ BARNETT * FILS 20yr 19/- - irEUERHEERD’S ‘ * gin SHERRY . . 6/6 8/6 THOM * CAMERON GOLDEN SHERRY . 4/6 2/6 DRY .... 11/6 6/- SEPPELT’S MUSCAT, GORDON’S ORANGE 7/6 HOCK, CLARET, SQUARE GIN, large . 13/6 FRONTIGNAO, Etc. . 5/6 GROSVENOR HOTEL FREE DELIVEBY THONE 7 oe M2.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20639, 30 January 1937, Page 9
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