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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIV, Issue 20983, 11 March 1938, Page 10

\ v New JkM . ♦ Autumn Hats A VERSATILE COLLECTION RIGHT AT THE L SEASON’S OPENING. . . FEATURES ARE / CUNNING FOLDS, RISING CROWNS AND WISPS OF VEILS, WITH FORAGE CAPS AND J REGIMENTAL TYPES also well Represented. , I'L. FORAGE CAPS GLENGARRY Xgf CAPS. AND REGIMENTAL TYPES '•s. V ' FIV'N come in Corded Velours and Silk y Astrachans in a wide range of shades. / From 9/11 l\\\l“ \ 'z PILLBOX STYLES AND NEAT 1 '®BU ) Z TOQUES in Astrachan, are smart ' 1 \ I and comfortable. They come in \ I Brown, Navy and Black. - ' \ \ 9/6 and 14/6 / I / JACOLL AND RAYNEE READY . \ / TO WEAR FELTS AND FABRIC >*A / HATS provided a wide choice of I y smart styles. Halos, Brims and | Jj 1 Berets all add to this range. z, J Priced from 10/6 /"- WiA GETTING DOWN TO VELOUR MODELS AND BUSINESS GIRLS ! I PEACHBLOOMS I * THE NOBBIEST LITHE In a profusion of 111 \ n A'33© FABRIC PULL-ONS are styles and colours | | | HwSB here in Re d, Brown and Green 17/ 0t029 € j shades. Halos and Roll brims. d t' 0/11 J e/1 1 Colours include Navy, Black, London, •*/ 1 1 and 5/11 Tan, Bottle, Rust, Wine and Blue. HERBERTS

y 'y.: r 'v' JIIW I yW 1 J The Golf Bug! (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 their cacophonic monstrosities in anticipation of the first Hole-in-One. To cap all, the Big Chief falls a victim to the dread epidemic. Rushing out with three cronies, he muttered ‘‘lmportant Trade Conference ... won’t be back to-day ..." Conference, eh ? Sezyou! Then (so help us), Inkson, the Scratchetary, turns up Saturday morning in streamline plus fours. What a man 1 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 some Tiger's Milk to restore our equilibrium. THE FRIENDLIEST DRINK IN THE WORLD Copyright TA 119-166 Brewe-J and Bottled with loving care by New Zealand Breweries, Ltd., Timaru branch

THIS YEA^TTTTSEE JcHska Totem poles tower over I d| Towns grow on stilts and tiny Indian villages. You prfl f-W cling to rocks. You have are amazed at their ( /JP Northern Lights for a curious colour and carv- | canopy .. . and brilliant ing. But nothing seems Sftv**7 1 flowers for a cfTpet. See real in this country! The it for yourself! On a sun shines at night! The Canadian Pacific Princess same glacier is “dead” Liner . . . with all outand going backwards = side rooms. From Skag- . . . and very much alive way follow the famous and coming forwards. = White Pass Trail to Lake Waterfalls leap from K | Atlin. Go down the the sky with a crash. Yukon to Dawson City. fi-Day Cruises every week. /sjjSSrej June —July—August. I Special 11-Day Cruises, Vancouver to Skagway June 22nd and July 4th, and Return $95. Vancouver to Skagway For suggested itineraries an(^-.?^ e J Urn apply to the Union Steam * Ship Coy., or: 32-3-' Quay Street, Auckland. (Incorporated in Canada) 11 Johnston Street, Wellington. uTilOn 5 7i'