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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20674, 12 March 1937, Page 7

FARMERS z y Zq) /? • A WE INVITE YOU to walk through our Spacious Store. You ' will find in our Showroom, Accessory Shop, and Footwear departments Cz / <Lz izCX/ • the newest ideas meeting every demand of Dame Fashion. .. By ‘ shopping at The Farmers you will leave on your Easter Holidays dressed in up to the minute Styles at a surprisingly moderate outlay jfan ' A Till Ml M fOATC Just Arrived! NOW for the f ’vj i The New English ACCESSORIES For Miss, Madam or Matron jfiL, Walking Shoes s“ alc " dile 29/6 * * * A GROUP OF BEAUTIFUL II 1 K HI doeskin fleecy lined fur ® ‘ TOP GLOVES. Showing MWW * LONDON TAILORED COATS ft °V... C S 15/6 IWI 1 BBsffiisr Collared in Fox, Squirrel, Musquash, Beaver :'MEyMM WHfikMragEWK r„.,r i Wip i • d i t fine quality knitted gloves J lllllllll*' Coney and Opossum, with Exclusive Boucle s ,WL ( in shades of wine, Bottle, and Cord Woollen Fabrics. The colours I Navy, Fawn, and Nigger. £/*| *| MjSMI are Nigger, Black, Navy, Green, Wine and WW ’ 0/1 1 VA, leading Fashion Colours. Every model is Fgw TZOB ~1 lined throughout with Silk and comes in full ladies' brown willow calf V7:V" pp A gl °V.l 13/6 range of sizes: s.s.w., s.w., w.s., w.x., 0.5., x.o.s. fewW derby shoes (As illustrated). Rubber or leather sole. JI j F - First-grade English matte. OQ/fi BRUSH WOOL gauntlet Z» / 1 1 From Vjllincas Ideal for walking V GLOVES. Fawn contrasts Q/ j j I?jgz*' MBH | 1 LADIES’ BROWN SUEDE walking ~ SHOES. Showing fringed , WOOL SCARVES. In all Q //J ' StfjfeyV’U; tongue and buckle design OO //? new styles. At 6/11 4/11 0/0 I ’ Serviceable and smart O 1T What Shall I Wear Under My Coat ? rV 1 t“ e Vw l e f lted s s hs& e 6/11 >j &S Medium heel and leather , 7u WOVEN & KNITTED THESE Delightfully styled 1?,.,, Very modern <t yl« 00/R BELTS in leather and n/1 1 bww-W 6—i CDnriec vo/K Frocks and Suits will solve "W ,i» ,n !.„,«» suede ... V 2/11 v ' 4 ■. a rKULKo_FROM- Zn/u your problem ... in many \ ; ! a nd New Weaves in both Woven \ WdttM BUTTONS. See the new range of / / V 3 or Knitted... and of course WWI soles. Stream lined design Coat and Costume Buttons SUITS _ptom- 35/- all the New Season’s Shades V Farmers . 25/“ per A dozen°at S an 3/li C to 1/3

BEATH'S Special Showing New Fashions Millinery THE NEW FASHIONS AND MILLINERY HAVE OPENED EXCEPTIONALLY WELL, AND WILL BE SHOWING AT DEATH'S AT VERY MODERATE PRICES TUESDAY to SATURDAY 9th March 13th March NEW FROCKS—NEW COATS—NEW SUITS—1® NEW WOOLLIES—MILLINERY— Feathers point up; bous •<4«4 stand erect; the fabric is cut .st be twisted into the peak of a dunce cap —Felts and Velvets show high souring crowns—- < (JU ■ smartly folded. ■'& .miss Tiii. mu-on. < hr.-', l.ur- h . JMMMk Beath’s George Street, TIMARU

Smoking by juveniles Is not encouraged in some of the South American cities. Boys and girls under 18 caught smoking—in public—are liable to a heavy fine. Young smokers are better off m New Zealand where they can indulge in the seductive cigarette in public without let or hindrance. Well, if they must smoke they should smoke “toasted”—the purest and finest tobacco procurable. You can make ten of the choicest cigarettes (full-size) for fourpence, or less, of either Riverhead Gold or Desert Gold, the two cigaertte tobaccos chiefly in demand. For quality, bouquet, flavour and allround excellence they are simply unequalled. For pipe-smokers there are three beautiful toasted brands: Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead), Cavendish, and Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), so good that many smokers prefer them to anything from over the water. One of their distinguishing merits is their purity. The toasting to which they are subjected at the factory makes them safe for even the dyed-in-the-wool smoker. And be it noted —these are the only toasted tobaccos manufactured