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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 14 May 1925, Page 10

These colder days and chilly nights call for warmer clothing—not luxuries, but warmth-giving garments for day and uight use. You’ll find HERBERTS Values more than competitive Dozens of uses this weather for the Lines we quote below. STRIPED FLANNELETTES. We carry a large range and buy them direct from the manufacturers. Prices Range from 1s 3d to 2s 6d. During the night you will appreciate the extra degree of comfort to be obtained from the lines we quote below. BLANKETS. Our Range of PYJAMA STRIPES ' is Very Comprehensive. Excellent Qualities at 2s 3d. A Lucky Purchase of Mill: Soiled Blankets enables us to quote—--50 Pairs Single Bed Size, 28s. .... 50 Pairs Threequarter Size, 'ids. WHITE FLANNELETTES in Specially Selected Weights, Prices are 1s to 2s 11d. TWILELLA gives excellent results in wear. We are the sole importers in Timaru. . Cream is 1s 11d Yard. Colours are 2s 3d Yard. WINCE YETTESi Wo Stock Regular Numbers. All Splendid Values. 38 Inches Wide. : 1s 6d, 1s 11 d and 2s 6d. 50 Pairs Douh'e Bed .Size 525. Nett Prices. .. , :Thequality ia a very good' one. ' These Blankets being a Superior Grade. EIDERDOWN QUILTS. Sateen Covered. Double Bed Size. Nice Designs. .Pure' Down. Prices 52s 6d to 755. . UNION: SHIRTINGS. Good Warm Makes. Built to Give Good Wear. Shirting and Pyjama Stripes. Prices 2s 6d to 3s 11d. SATIN' PANELLED and SATIN COVERED EIDERDOWNS. All Superior Qualities and Guaranteed Pure Down. Prices 84s to £8 BS. THE BUSY STORE REAL WARMTH AND PROTECTION ARE FEATURES OF THESE GOOD CLOTHS. CLYDELLA in Cream and Neat Stripes. 3s 11d Yard. AZA FLANNEL can be had in Cream and Grey. Aza has Splendid Hygienic Properties. Price 4s 11d Yard. VIYELLA. Too well known to need •. Further Praise. Plain 5s 6d. Stripes 5s lid. PURE WOOL FLANNELS. Best Colonial Makes. 1s Hd, 2s 3d to 2s Hd. DOCTOR FLANNELS, Nat., Cream, Etc. 3s 6d Yard. SCHOOL FLANNELS. The Correct Greys. , 3s 6d and 4s 6d. I ft 9 ft 9 I / V T' 1 A SNIP IN DAMASK Pure Linen Cloths, 2iyds. x 2yds. Assorted Designs. Bordered and Hemmed. Snip Price 19s Hd. % ft B ft ft

SfeuplVValph 'should.be an Beeause The “OMEGA" i» of »olid conilredloa and will give life-long tervice. Over 6,000,000 aow ia 'actual uie—•ura proof of their reliability ~ ; WE STOCK " ULL SUPPLIES. A « A VUllg) JEWELLER - WATCHMAKER, 202 STAFFORD STREET-

WANTED. BIG Mid Winter Sale Now on —Silks, Frocks, Cardigans, Hosiery, etc., an greatly reduced. Come and see, at “The Liberty,” Stafford Street North. CREPE. HE.CHINES and Satins, .40 inches wide, in all colours for Evening Frocks, Jumpers and Lingerie. Usually 8s lid. Sale Price 5s lid yard, at “The Liberty,” Stafford Street North. FUJI Silk, good qualitv. a pure Silk; only a limited quantity. Usually 3s lid. Sale Price 2s lOd yard, at “Tlio Liberty,” Stafford Street North. KNITTED Costumes and Tunic Suits, a very fine selection of the very newest, and all reduced- for the sale. Bargain prices from 39S', fid. ‘‘The Liberty,” Stafford Street North. LADIES’ Stockings—Wo specialise in Hosiery and our values cannot be beaten. All Wool Cashmere in Black and Colours, 2s lid and 3s lid pair; good quality Art. Silk at 2s lid and 3s lid, in all colours, at “The Liberty,” Stafford Street North. 1 VELVETEENS, 36 inches wide, heavy pile, Fino Twill, a really excellent quality, in all the best shades. Worth 10s 6d yard. Sale Price 8s 6d yard, at “The Liberty,” Stafford Street North. A Resolution ror 1925. —■ Motorists should follow the example of thousands of discriminating motorists throughout the length and breadth of Now Zealand and use only “Duckham!*” Oil. .The pleasing results obtained more than justify, this resolution. ST7ILUE weather coming. Be prepared with a “Unique” Hot Water Bottle. Keeps hotter longer than other makes. All sizes sold by chemists and dealers everywhere. ■ —s. —’ r ' — ■ «. QUPERFLOUS Hair—Destroyed by “Rusma.” Results guaranteed. Send a stamped and addressed envelope for particulars. Mrs Hulien, Belcher’s Building, near King’s Theatre, Wellington. Also at Auckland. COMMERCIAL BUREAU, Empire Book Depot. .Vacancies Ploughmen, Married Couples, Farm Hands, Milkers, Cooks, Waitresses, Generals, Parlour Maids, Nurse Girl. Waiting Employment Married Ploughman, Farm Hands, Fencers, Domestics. All classes of labour guaranteed. Apply— COMMERCIAL BUREAU, (late Malcolm and Kennedy), Empiro Book Depot, Church Street. ’Phone 994. w ANTED— A LARGE BLOCK OF RABBITING COUNTRY, for Three Capable Men who have their own traps, ferrets, and riiies; they are also prepared to do poisoning. I For address apply to: i A. IHOREAU, Telephone 427. Arcade. w ANTED KNOWN—OYSTER SEASON HAS COMMENCED. Full Supply procurable at: LURAJUD’S DOMINION CAFE, Stafford Street (opp. National Bank). A meal of Oysters served at a minute’s notice, any hour ol the day; also Oysters in bottles and fried with chips to take home. 7\OUR POINTS WORTH ? KNOWING. 1. —The Engagement Ring—The pledge of a man’s fidelity and lifelong partnership. A splendid collection to choose from in ail stones, and at all prices. 2. —The Wedding Ring—The mystic bond that unitoe forever man and wife. A fine assortment at reasonable prices, well in keeping with the engagement lines we are offering. 3. —Married or not you will sometimes be called upon to donate Wedding Presents. We have a splendid range in Silver and Electro-plate consisting of all kinds of useful and ornamental articles; also nice lines of Toilet Ware in Xylonite and Ebony. 4. —If you want your Watch Repaired or Repairs made to any kind of Jewellery or Silver Ware, you cannot do better than take it to me. C. G. MORGAN.

SUBURBAN SHOPS. ELIZABETH ST. BUTCHERY, G. SMITH, Proprietor. PRIME QUALITY ONLY. Goods delivered daily. Telephone 688.; . THE SOUTH-END GROCER. G. F. DOYLE, GOODS DELIVERED DAILY. P. F. GOSGROVE, BUTCHER* CHURCH ST. WEST, TIMARU. High Quality Meat and Small Goods, i / AT TOWN PRICES. Telephone 676. A. B. ROWLANDS, ■ • CENTRAL STORE, ELIZABETH STREET, TIMARU. LOWEST TOWN PRICES. ' TAL. TAYLOR, PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER, MOWBRAY STREET, ’TIMARU. price, Materials and Finish, Reliable Workmanship. THE HIGHFIELD GROCERY. T. TOZER, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Highest Quality Goods at Town Prices. Orders called for and Goods delivered daily. Ring or Call. ’Phone 1190. J. S. HERRON, BAKER & PASTRYCOOK, CHURCH STREET, Has opened a Branch Shop for the convenience of Highfield Residents in New and Up-to-date Premises, in Wai-iti Road. ’Phones: Main Shop 471, Res. 813. REMOVAL NOTICE. S. AND A. GARLAND, FURRIERS, L>EG to announce that they have removed to 326 Stafford Street N., next to Ballantyne’s. Tel. 943. FUR COAT REMODELLING A SPECIALITY. Scarves, Stoles and Capes in Latest Style. AH Remodelling Work neatly and expeditiously done, recreating the Garment in latest style at reasonable tjOSt. All Kinds of Trimmings, Collars and Cuffs for Cloth Coats. HEDGES CUT, FENCES TRIMMED. MARCH IS THE MONTH FOR THIS CLASS OF WORK. ’V GARDENING ALL BRANCHES. THE DEPENDABLE GARDENER. 6 Archer Street. F. J. NEWTON, Orders left Mr P. G. Allen, Florist, Stafford Street, and Mr Kennedy, Popular Bookshop, Church Street, promptly attended to. Charges moderate. .Estimates Free Town or Country.

NOTABLE BOOKS. The Muse in Council, by John Drink- . water, 10/-. Charles Dickens and other Victorians', by Q., 13/6. The Great Historians, by K. Bell and G. Morgan, 10/-. Empty Chairs, by Sir Squire Bancroft, 13/6. ; ’ The Revolt of the Angels (Iliustrat- • ed), by Anatole France, 20/-. The Speckled Domes: An Englishr man’s Life in Russia, by Gerard Shelley, 15/-. The Romance of Empire, by Sir Philip Gibbs, 13/6. Adventures in Turkey and Russia, by E. H. Keeling, -13/6.. - Athletics, by F. A. M. Webster,, 8/-. Real Wealth and Financial Poverty, by Captain W. Adams, i 10/-. The Labour Revolution, by Karl Kautsky, 10/-. The League, The Protocol, and The Empire, by Roth Williams, 7/-. The Shadow of The Gloomy East, by F. A. Ossendowski,' 7/-. The Marxian Economic Handbook and Glossary, by W. H. ‘Emmett, 16/-. P. W. HUTTON & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND BOOKBINDERS. £4OOO TO BE WON. TICKETS FOR 2/0. CANTERBURY CRICKET AND TENNIS ART UNION. - Ist Prize £IOOO, 2nd Prize £SOO, 3rd Prize £2OO, 4th Prize £IOO, sth Prize £IOO, 6th Prize £IOO, 10 Prizes of £SO each, 20 Prizes of £25 each, 50 Prizes of £lO each, 100 Prizes of £5 each, 168 Prizes aggregating £4OOO in Alluvial Gold. 186 CHANCES FOR EACH TICKET. TO CLOSE SHORTLY. SECURE YOUR TICKET NOW. Posted to any address. Send stamped addressed envelope to: ROWLAND WATSON’S, Hairdresser, Newsagent, Bookseller and Tobacconist, Near the Bay. • WARNING! THE ONLY SOLUTION of the lA ‘ present financial stringency is to keep every penny possible in the Dominion. Therefore place your insurance with THE CANTERBURY FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., LTD. South British Insurance U A New Zealand Institution with its Interests Invested in New Zealand, Besides, It offers you every inducement —LIBERAL COVERS, LOWEST RATES AND PROMPT SETTLEMENT. MRS HUTT, DRESSMAKER & COSTUMIER, Rooms above H. B. Strange, Draper and Clothier, TEMUKA. Ladies’ Own Material made up.