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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 9 May 1925, Page 8

MAY 12 CASES AND BALES—UNEXPECTED DELIVERY. ''Ex Ruahine.” At THOMSON’S (Only left tl;e Thames 19th March.) Inviolable Goods —the things wanted. Will clear at H.M. Customs this morning, and put in .to Stock at once. Dress Meltons 42 inch, 5 colours 3/6. High School Navy Felts and Cardigans; also Ladies Sizes, 19/6. 36/37 Width Blue-Black Velveteens 7/11, Black Duchess MousMine Silk 8/11. Colours iu Velveteens, Flame, Jade, Brown, Navy, Cardinal, Violet, Helio, otc. Pull-on Hats, Ready to Wear Felt do. 7/11 up. Twilfit Corsets, all sizes 8/11 to 22/6, Sports, Elastic do. 6/6. Doctor Flannels, Navy, Scarlet, Orkney, Shetland, White, also wide widths. White Nursery Flannelettes 10*d to 1/4*, do. Blankets 6/11, 8/3. Pure Wool Blankets from Colonial Mills 25/6 for Grey, 28/6 for . White to best Roslyn. Timaru). A Carpet Runner wide width, St. Kilda 5/6, Grenades 6/6, Mosul Velvet -11/6. Linoleum (James Williamson’s) 3’s, 2’s, IX., from 6/1.1 2 yards wide. Decca Mats, large 7/6, others for 3/11. Baldwin’s Wools 3 and 4 ply (a little purchase Bruce Wheeling 7/6 a lb, Grey and White only). Wool Costumes, Frocks 29/6 to 47/6. ' 37 Jazz Wool Golfers and Jumpers 10/6 to 27/11. 8 others-a little different 15/6. Fur Necklets 27/11, .Red Fox Chokers 32 / G to 83/6. A Parcel Handkerchiefs 143 Dozen in all. Lace Edge and Worked 1/- to 1/6, Puzzle s*d, Hemstitch 4*d. 103 Dozen Lace, 15 Crochet 42 to 1/-, 51 Art Silk 2d to 1/-, 27 Cluny and 8.8. Margot Flouncings much in evidence, " Tea Aprons 3/6 to 4/6. Scotch Knit Gloves, Gauntlet 3/6, “Sylvia,” White, Black, 1/9. Briggs’ Transfers in variety. Buttons. 27 Dozen Cashmere Hose, mostly Pastels, Champagne, Greys, Mastic, Plain, also Rib 3/3, 4/6. 3 Dozen only Art Silk in 3 grades to 6/6. Ladies’ Cardigans, Fawn and Brown 12/11, 15/6. Knitting Pius, Vulcan to Steel and Wood, 4Jd to 1/3 Set. Suspenders 9d to 1/6. Ivorine Wool 1/7 J. Clasps, Buckles, Fringes for Lamps, Tea Coseys 2/3. All Wool Vests, size 8, 4/3. St. Margaret’s ,- 3pectal” No. not all wool. 2/6 up. Storm Veils 1/3, 1/6. Turkish Towellings 10|d, ll*d. 1/7*. Finlay’s Sheetings XBO 6/6, Wearo 2/9, 3/6, 4/6 for 80 inch, Herringbone 2/4*, 2/9, 2/3 for 80 inch. 11 Pieces Shadowette Domestic and Sateen Cretonne 1/2 to 2/11, 45 inch. Salamic Coloured Nets 1/9 to 48 in. wide 2/6. 11 Conqueror and De Luxe Sateens 1/s*. Honeycomb Quilts from 11/9 to White Satin, double bed 21/6, 25/6., Belgian Tick, Union Shirtings 1/6 to 2/4 b THOMSON’S READY MONEY STORES.

HAVE YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION DISPENSED AT MORTON’S PHARMACY. MORTON’S PHARMACY, Near Ballantyne’s. ALTHOUGH WORKING AT FULL PRESSURE WE CAN HANDLE YOUR ORDER. BERI’S, DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE Is Manufactured on the Premises, and under the Personal Supervision of Z. BERI, FURNITURE WAREHOUSEMAN & UNDERTAKER, Cr. North and Stafford Streets. Teleplones 771 T and 771 M. BERTS, TEMUKA. THE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, FURNISHINGS OF DISTINCTIVE DESIGN ANI) SUPERIOR QUALITY. CHEAPER THAN EVER. CONSULT US REGARDING YOUR REQUIREMENTS. IT WILL PAY YOU. UNDERTAKINGS TO TOWN AND COUNTRY AT REASONABLE RATES. MOTOR OR HORSE HEARSE PROVIDED. H. B. HALL AND CO., Monumental Woriea, Stafford St., South, TIMARU. Direct Importer of Granite anil Marble Monuments. LOWEST PRICES, •pnono 404. Municipal hoi ska baths And Massage Institute. CAROLINE BAY. ’Phono 2C6R. ’’ INCENT C. PIKE, Jvcgd. Masseur in attendance. Massage, Electricity, Violet Ray, Physical Culture. Hot Sea Baths, Is each. Hot Fresh Water Baths Is. Steam Baths. Foot .Department: Corns removed. Flat Feet attended to. Open ’ e\\y 8 a.m. to !i p.m. Monday. Wodnesday anil Friday evenings 6.30 to 8