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?f f HERBERTS PRESENT FOR YOUR / | / / f / / approval all that is new £ JL Lt t Lt f B I S I AND stylish in dress fabrics HERE YOU WILL FIND FASHION- - - ’ T ABLE CLOTHS IN NEW COLOURS J I • CAREFULLY SELECTED FOR t fl f) S THEIR DURABLE QUALITIES AS A Lt LZ f IV O WELL AS FOR THEIR SMARTNESS FROCK WORSTEDS GLORIOUS VELVETS Lovely Plain Colours in a Quaint Birdseye j n Beautiful Shades of Rust, CoronaWeave. Such Popular Shades as Spruce t j on Rgj, Mephisto Red, Coronation Green, Kenya Red, Coronation Navy, Bur- Blue, Almond Green, Brown, Buttergundy Wine and Lovely Blues with popular • CU p ) Royal Blue, Petrel Green, Purple, Browns and Fawns give a wide choice. The j Pink, Pale Blue, Cream and Black. A Cloth is Pure Wool 36 inches wide and r j c p Luxurious Quality for . 6/11 splendid Value .... At 7/6 yd. I k r T TPPFP KNOPP SHEPHERD PLAID CHECKS. KLILPbE KJNOP’r' Ideal Weights for Autumn Aptly Describes one of the Season’s most Suits. They come in Black/ Novel and Delightful Cloths. It is a White. Brown/White and Lovely Dress Weight and Self Checks and Navy White. Fine English Nobbly Designs add to the Attractiveness Cloth 54in. . . . 9/11 of the Range. 36 inch and in Beautiful Shades. Already Selling Freely at 4/6 yd. SUITING WORSTEDS for Smart Costumes. A very FEIGN DRESS TWEEDS wSyd! Delightful Lines in Distinctly Novel Ways. Some are in Smart Checks, Other Pretty Clipped Spots. All are in Feature Shades 111 ITERICK PATTERNS MAKE HOME for this Season. 36 inch 4/11 & 5/11 Yd. SEWING SO EASY. HERBERTS THE BUSY STORE

jjiampions help Io end (Steid FUEL WASTE Sfjß N° w Champion Sparking Plugs help you lo fMiu J 9 el P ower an d economy horn every drop j °* P e * ro '’ on * blow good fuel money away LzTTTVX * n srn °k e - Install new Champions ev :y WL ' year. They pay lor themselves in the fuel they Distributors: HOPE GIBBONS LTD. iA ' z bjgSj|P’y ' m 'p s r ohr t||Agk The Goh Ihss*! (Written more in sorrow than in anger) Once again that malignant disease called 'Golf' is stalking rampant through the land. Sane and level-headed citizens are succumbing daily to its insidious spell, and even brilliant thinkers are turning positively senile under its Machiavellian lure. Locker Room Baritones and Nineteenth Hole Yodellers are busy practising tlieir cacophonic monstrosities in anticipation of the first Hole-in-One. To cap all, the Btg Chief falls » victim to the dread epidemic. Rushing out with tiiree cronies, he muttered Important Trade Conference ~ . won’t be back to-day ...” Conference, eh? Sez you! Then (so help us), Inkson, the Scratchetary, turns up Saturday morning in streamline plus fours. What a man! As for Sandy the Storeman, who hails from Inverness —well, we no speeka da Gaelic. Thus, this concatenation of events would seem to indicate that the Golf Bug is here in one fell swoop. So if we appear a little jaundiced and cynical, it is only because Saturday’s game was the worst ever. Drat this wretched .golf! To Hades with the Tiger Country, and down with sonic Tiger's Milk io restore our equilibrium. rtlE FRIENDLIEST DRINK IN I III: WORLD Copyright TAI 19-166 Brewed and Bottled with loving care by N.Z. BREWERIES LTD.. Timaru Branch

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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20671, 9 March 1937, Page 12

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Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20671, 9 March 1937, Page 12

Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20671, 9 March 1937, Page 12