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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20839, 22 September 1937, Page 13

LOST AND FOUND Lost and Found Advertisements—Cash rate 1/- for 10 words, or three Insertions tor 2/6: each additional word one penny per Insertion. Booked rate double cash rate with minimum charge of 2/6. I OST—Spare Wheel off Bedford Truck in Geraldine district. Reward. Alpine Dairy. J^OST —At Waimate, Small Green Purse containing sum of money. Finder please notify Herald Office, Waimate. Substantial reward. FOUND—A Half-grown Fox Terrier, 1926 collar. Apply, Miss Gaitt, 99 Evans Street. J OST—Yellow Hen Budgie (Lovebird). Reward. Information to 39 Beverley Road. A SURE WINNER 25 Seamless Axminster Carpets at the old price, 10.6 x 13.6, £l4/10/-; 12 x 10.6 £l2/10/-; 12 X 9 £9/15/-; 9 x 10.6 £B/15/-; 7.6 x 9 £6/15/-. 100 yards of super body carpet, cover your rooms from wall to wall, 12/6 per yard. Buy them wholesale at the SOUTH CANTERBURY CARPET Co., Opp. G.P.0., Sophia Street. WANTED TO EXCHANGE VY/E have client who wishes to ex- " change 3 sections, good locality, as deposit on modern brick bungalow Apply, Wentworth Mart. MISCELLANEOUS I ADY teacher of Steel and Spanish Guitar, Banjo-Mandolin and theory of music, has vacancies for town and country pupils. Pupils Trained for Concert Performance. Apply— M.l, HERALD OFFICE. CMITH’S Bonnie Wee Leather Shoppie, 169 Stafford St., Timaru. Tennis racquets (goodies) 12/6, 19/6. We repair too and restring 9d and 1/- a string. CCHOOL bags at Smith's Wee Shop--83 pie, 1/9 to 15/6. See the High School bag. Big gussett, best leather, 12/-, 13/-. DRITISH wallpapers are designed for D beauty and enduring quality. See comprehensive selection. Craigie, Smith and Smith.

Some Snips in Used Car Bargains! AT BROWN WOOD MOTORS, LIMITED. 30 GALLS. PETROL FREE with each car sold before SEPTEMBER 15 AUSTIN 10/4 STANDARD SALOON, Al £1 QE TRIUMPH SALOON. This car carries The Reliable and Economical Car. VDIV our guarantee. Well shod and newly n_l„ £1 AA ■ painted. A Bargain at . . . Vlllj LIVv FORD Bh.p. Y Model This : car has covered only a small £IC9/in/ft MORRIS MINOR. An economical and A-l-. £AE mileage. In wonderful order Vulj IU/ U car o f good appearance. A Bargain at Willy LJJ WOLSELEY HORNET. This high class ENGLISH AUSTIN 12h.p. TOURER. In perfect car, in perfect mechanical condition, mechanical condition. Solid leather £QA painted Maroon with genuine leather A—l v upholstery. Rigid side curtains . . l/Uly to match. A BARGAIN at .) . Willy A, 11 J MORRIS COWLEY TOURER. A car MORRIS COWLEY COUPE. —An of good appearance. Economical to A_| v £OA Economical and Reliable car. Try A_J_. £I9A operate. A bargain at ... . Willy A«OU it on any test UDiy XIAU , I. I - ROVER lOh.p. SEDAN. Wonderful AUSTIN 7h.p. TOURER. This reliable A_l„ £CE mechanical order. Recently painted A_] w £IIA little car is a bargain at . . . WUiy XU J Royal Blue. Genuine leather upholstery Will J X. 1V Brown Wood Motors Ltd. AUSTIN AND DE SOTO SALES AND SERVICE, SEFTON STREET, TIMARU SMITH S OPEN WAREHOUSE, LTD FERGY AND SMITHY (Continued) —To a comer and covered it with an old blanket. “I had to do him in,” said the Aussie, “there was no other way, poor cow. Come on, now, and keep close together. Rassan has the ’plane ready and the Princess is stowed aboard. Here’s some cannons I pinched from the officers.” He handed them each an automatic with spare cartridges and, bending nearly double they followed him into the darkness. They had not gone twenty yards when Fergy stumbled over a sleeping rebel, who cursed him through the darkness. Jimmi Lekki spoke to him sharply in his native tongue and the fellow rolled over and was soon snoring, which saved his life for the Aussie was lying close beside him with a knife poised ready to strike. He now stood erect and passed on, the others following him. The rebel’s snoring ceased, he got quietly to his feet and followed; he slunk up close behind like a shadow and heard Smithy whisper to the Aussie in English, which he understood. The rebel raised an outcry. “That’s tom it!” said the Aussie. "Make for the ’plane!” They rushed forward, the camp seething all round them. A shot whizzed past Smithy’s ear which made him run faster. Jimmi Lekki answered the shot, a scream . . . (To Be Continued). FOREGATHER AT SMITHS FOR YOUR SPRING OUTFITS LADIES— SMART NEW SAMPLE COSTUMES, Eng- GENTLEMEN— SpeciaI New SUITS, great selection lish goods, £3/3/-. MATRON’S COSTUMES and of new materials, £4/10/-. SUITS in cross sizes, for ENSEMBLES, streamline cut, from 55/- to £5/5/-. American FLORAL FROCKS and SUITS. All models the stout men - smart P atbe rns, £5/5/-. 50 TWEED and no two alike, from 35/6. Sample Range of Smart and FLANNEL SUITS, for second best wear, 45/-, SPRING COATS, new fancy tweeds from 42/-. Our a p sl2es . NAVY PIN STRIPE WORSTED SUITS, Second Consignment of Australian MILUNmY now English goods, £4/4/-. Something new in Australian on view. Prices from 4/11. New BERLEI COR- 8 . SETRY, the new Spring Frocks and Suits necessi- light weight SUITS as worn in Sydney, £3/15/-. tate new Berlels. Be fitted at Smiths! YOUTHS' and BOYS' SUITS, from £l/1/- up. Come to the Warehouse, SMITH’S, 45 GEORGE ST., Timaru. I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT FORM I —— | | FOR (. t Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Situations Vacant, and Lost and Found Advertisements- | I I t Rates: 16 Words, 1/- Cash; 3 Consecutive Insertions, 2/6 Cash. If Booked, Double Rates. f I i t I I I - - a ! i i I ! I I I Signature Classification j Address . No. of Insertions | t : * . Cash Paid