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Temuka Leader, Issue 1964, 2 November 1889, Page 3

COMMERCE HOUSE. DRESS US.-Armure Cloths, Summer Tweeds, Crapettes, Veil ingi, Tennis Cloths, Zepher*, Zepherines, Ginghams, &o. t &c., new A stylish patterns MANTLES,—In Armures, Pekins, Silk Canvasses, Brocades —the best value ever : shown in Timaru. JACKETS.—Novelties, with detached Moir4 Vest, and other new styles in bilk, Summer Coatings, Jersey, Light Tweed, Ac. SILKS.—A Grand Range in Merveilleux, Brocades, Armures, &0., New Plushes and Pongees for Trimmings. RIBBONS.—Best Collection yet shown in ' New Tints, including “Boreal,/ “Serpent/’ “Shrimp,” Ac., Striped, Brocades and Plain. FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.—In this Department we are showing the Newest and Best Goods procurable at Home. Prices lower far than hitherto. SUNSHADES.—" Husband Beaters,” the great line of the Season, a beautiful lothandles in ivory, rustic, and carved wood : GLOVES.—Milanese, all silk with kid tips, in black and colors, “Florence,” and “Florentia” Kid—best makes in the trade. SHOW ROOM. Ladies’ New Aprons (a magnificent show), Children’s All Embroidery Sun Hats’and Bonnets (white and colored), 500 New Straw Sailor Hats, 1 Case Special Model Selection Paris Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, Ladies’ Underclothing, Stays (new makes), etc. FANCST GOODS.—Fans in all Novelties Hand Bags, Crocodile and Hide Belts, Tinsel Trimmings and Effects, Sashes in Moir6, Plain Silk and Pongee, Silk Squares, &0., &o. , , ,1 HOSIERY.—In our Celebrated Makes, all colors warranted to wash, > Cashmere, Lisle, Silk, and Cotton. . FURNISHINGS.—Art Liberty Muslins (all widths), Colored Canvas Curtains, White Curtains, Dimities, Linoleums, Mats, Mattings,’ Standard Makes in Sheetings and Calicoes, Hucks, Towels, Damasks, Napkins, Doyleys, Tray Cloths, Ac. SMALL WARES.—A Pull Collection.^ Special Lot of Fancy Haberdashery, Oases, '■; Needles, Ac., Buttons of all sorts, Scissors, Brushes, Combs, Ac,, Ac, • DRESSMAKING.—We are pleased to state that the management of this important Department is still in the hands of MISS STEVENSON. , ; ■ , CLOTHING.—We keep a full range of Men’s, Boys’, and Youths’ Tweed Suits, made from Colonial Tweeds—Timaru, Oamaru, Roslyn, Kaiapoi, Mosgiel, Ao. The‘Gut 'and Fit are First-class, and value offered unequalled anywhere. - SHIRTS.—In Oxford, Regatta, Flannelettes, Tenuis, Silk, Ao., made to pur order in engaged designs. New Ties, Collars, and Hats. - ’ 11 ' _ FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT ALLOWED UPON CASH PURCHASES. . DRUMMOND AHD GLASSOH COMMERCE |HOXJ»E, . TIMARU. LENDINING AND' DO B I E’S ]I ON S T E R . S A L E i r ®y GENERAL DRAPERY, r mendelson’s buildings, now in FULL SWING! PURCHASERS are more /ban delighted i the REAL BARGAINS offered. SRYTHING NEWLY IMPORTED : FOR THE SEASON, i _ .• Purchased at ah ENORMOUS SACRIFICE from Home: Agents. ing our Short Stay EVERY LINE WILL BE SLAUGHTERED i Convert-the Stock'into-CASH. ie Early and do not be Disappointed. )ERS TAKEN FOR SUITS TO SASUBE A* CASH SALE PRICES. ILBNDINING AND DOBIB, MENDELSON’S BUILDINGS, TEMUKA. SHOW WEEK, 1889. E ARE HOLDING A CHOICE STOCK ’Mantles Jackets ‘ Garibaldis ' 5 Dust Cloaks ...: • Millinery ; Pelisses, etc. Dress, Goods • f Washing Stuffs Ribbons '! Sunshades Umbrellas' _ ! ’Hosiery : ' Gloves all other requirements for this busy season of the year. And T. & J. THOMSON, Dkapees AND Six-K MEBCiiBS,, TIMA R U . 0025 ORDERS for Rubber Stamps received at the Leader Office