NEWS AND NOTES.
'flic results of the euchre tourney held in tho Unitarian Hall on Tuesday’ evening were:—Mrs A. Boys 1, Mr G. Waterous 2, Mr W. J. Harold 3, Mr Rudd 4, ill- M. Cowles 5, Mr R. McMahon 6, Mr K. Logan 7, Miss Evans 8.
' The Rangitata traffic bridge will be open or traffic until Monday morning, Marcli 29.
Members of Die High School Old Girls’ Association arc reminded of the annual meeting, to ho held in tho Y.M.C.A. oil Monday, 29th inst., at 8 p.m. A full attendance is required.
Any' one looking for a first-class private hotel .should read Geo. Reid’s advertisement on. the front page. ...
Do not let this cold snap in the weather affect your sleep. A hot water bottle is a most necessary article in all homes. For remarkable value in English rubber hot water bottles it wi)l pay you to note the following prices: Size 10 x 6 6/6; 10 x S 8/-; 12 x S 8/6; 12 x 10 10/-; at Alston’s, direct importers
“Where to spend the holidays” is iho thought uppermost in most men’s minds, and as a result the purchase of a new suit is being considered. Cameron’s, Stafford Street, have a splendid range of stylishly cut ready-to-wcars, marked at prices which represent- a considerable saving on the tailored to rqeasuro garments. Call and try on a c-oat or two next time you’re passing—there are sizes to fit every figure. -
Soutcr’a Busy Boot Stores advertise, llie sale of 6 cases of Bostock .shoes for ladies, at from 28s Gel a pair. The styles arc tlio latest, and quality the best. Also, ladies’ arctic felt collar slippers, leather solos, at 3s lid a pair. —Souter’s Boot Stores.
We are pleased to advise that we have now landed a further shipment of our famous 36in longcloths, snow white, perfectly puro and free from dressing, thoroughly' shrunk, and unequalled for value, at Is 3d, Is fid, and Is 9d yard. Twelve yards posted free from “The Louvre,” Central Stafford Street. ...
The one mile world’s record for lightweight motor-cycles, made in 1924 by A. Woodman, was lowered at Auckland on February 27tli by C. Goodman, mounted on a 2J A.J.S. Goodwill covered the eight furlongs in the remarkable time for this type of machine of 54 3-osec. Both, lightweight and sidecar models of this famous British cycle may be inspected at R. A. Rodgers, Stafford Street South.
An exceptional offer of ladies’ fine knitted wool jumpers in four new styles—roll collar, polo collar, round neck, and V neck, with or without pockets, in twelve dainty colourings—good value at 12s 6d to 15s 6d, but to-day we offer the lot at 9s lid each. See centre show case early at “The Louvre.” ...
That Soptt Bros.’ improved ranges are gaining in popularity ia proved by the increased number of sales being made by the local agents, John Edmond Ltd., Sophia Street, who carry a full stock of ranges and spare parts. John Edmond Ltd. have also opened up a new shipment of the lsteet fireplaces and tile surrounds, etc., and will be pleased if all interested in building will call at their warehouse and inspect same. ... ' '
40-inch pure wool dress flannels. Shades grey, navy, cardinal, saxe, and green, 4s 6d a yard. Bust and Co., drapery specialists, 84 Stafford Street South
Worms in Children. —Many of the minor ailments which children are subject to, may be traced in the first place to the presence of worms in the system, if your children are irritable and do not sleep well at night, it is extremely probable they require treatment for worms. A most ell'eetive remedy is Ayres Tonic Worm Syrup. Pleasant to take and acts speedily, cleansing tho system and restoring the child to a condition of normal health. . l’ricc 2s 6d, posted 3s. E. C. Ayres, M.P.S., Chemist, Timaru.
Attention is drawn to tho sale to be conducted .by Messrs Pyne, Gould Guinness, Ltd., to-morrow, at 2 p.m., at their land sale room, when they will offer under instructions Irom tlio Registrar of the Supreme Court, of Timaru; acting at tho request of the mortgagees-, parcels of land in tho Waimnte •survey district, as particularised in advertisement hi this issue. The property is known as ‘Linkwood,” and situated in the best part- of the Hook district, is noted for its splendid wlieatirrowing land, and excellent situation. The improvements comprise a well-built residence of eight rooms, with modern conveniences, including not and cold water, telephone, etc. The farm buildings arc substantial and extensive. ...
On the 26th of next month, there will be great rejoicing throughout New Zoa'and by 239 lucky pqojile who will by that time know tho result of the draw of the great Grand' National Raffle, which will positively be drawn on the 19th of April. Are you going to participate in this rejoicing also/ Apart Irom the magnificent Ist prize ol £3156 there are 239 other valuable alluvial gold prizes, ono of which you arc almost certain to draw. This raffle is not an ordinary one—the prizes are the biggest and most numerous oil record, consequently you have a corresponding ,v greater chance of securing a dividend. Jf Fate is kind enough to smile, think of what the small sum of 2s fid will liet-t for you, an annuity for life and wealth and comfort for the rest of your days. By buying a ticket in this Art Union the double butt system ensures that your number is in the ballot box, and possibly it may prove a, winner. • Do not postpone your investment, but buy a ticket to-day, or better still, buy a book of tickets. Think of the number of chances £1 will give yon. The soundest investment offered for years and the great opportunity to take that long deserved holiday and a trip to the Exhibition without ca'ling on your reserve funds. Tickets on sale at all tobacconists, the Br.stol Piano Co., and D. J. Doyle, the wholesale district agent, Stafford Street South, Timaru.
If its “Hosiery” of any kind, buy it at “The Louvre.” Better value for loss money. ...
Indigestion Conquered.—E. C. Ayres, chemist, of Timaru, has received a striking tribute to the cflicacy of his Indigestion Remedy from a recent visitor to Timaru. This gentleman, who was a sufferer for years, had tried numerous remedies in his 'native town of Dunedin, and it was not until he was advised by a friend to try Ayres’ Indigestion Remedy, that he obtained any relief. After a few doses the pain in stomach and chest ceased, the fullness after eating vanished, and he was able to throw off this distressing ailment. His digestive organs are now restored to healthy, normal action, and he can now enjoy three meals a day without any discomfort. Ho said life was now worth Jiving. His remedy can bo obtained from E. C. Ayres, chemist. Timaru, in two sizes, small 2s 6d, double size 4s fid.
Rheumatism. — Sufferers from Rheumatism and Sciatica and allied complaints will be pleased to learn that their trouble can now be cured by the new remedy. Rumalox. This medicine has proved its efficacy in hundreds of cases, and' never fails to give relief after the first bottle.' It neutralises the uric acid in the system, thus getting to the seat of the trouble, and completely eliminating it. Tho aching and swollen joints arc soon reduced to normal. This remedy also acts as a tonic to the system. 2s 6d and 4s fid bottle. Procurable from E. C. Ayres, M.P.S., Timaru.
Our sale is still going strong, and fresh bargains are Uemg offered in all departments every day.. We .are hold-, ing a special sheeting campaign for this week only, we stock only reliable makes, and along with tins goes our usual motto .of satisfaction or yo.ur money refunded. Single bed white twill sheeting, linen finish, 5 yards for 11s fid; single bed white H.B. sheeting, 5 yards for 12s fid; single bed white soft twill sheeting, 5 yards for 9s lid; double bed shoeting 72in., white twill, prices from 5 yards for 1 Is fid; extra wide double sheeting SOiu.ji heavy white twill, 5 yards for lfis lid ; bfiiii. white twill linen finish sheeting; 5 yards for 17s fid; 80in Finlay’s linen finish sheeting, 5 yards for 19s fid; our best quality linen finish twill .sheeting, usual price 33s fid pair, special price 27s fid pair. The above .sheeting will be hemmed free of charge if so desired. Visit our store to-day. Bargains in all departments. McGruer, Davies and Co. All wool marocain, black and nil newest shades, 42-incl), 4s fid a yard. Bust and Co., drapery specialists, 84 Stafford Street South. ... To meet the increasing demand for a high-grade bicycle at a moderate price, R. A. Rodgers, Stafford Street South, bus just lauded a shipment of the noted Royal Km..-Id machines. Enamelled a rich black, and finished with gold lines, this well-known English product, presents a handsome appearance, and the same guarantee of quality stands behind it, as behind the famous Enfield small arms. Ladies’, girls’ and children’s models, both free and fixed wheel types. Inspection invited. Liberal time payments if desired. R. A. Rodgers, South Canterbury agent. Just landed direct from British manufacturers, wool frocks, jumpers, sports coats, etc. Tho latest goods at lowest prices. Bust and Co., Drapery Specialists, 84 Stafford Street South.... MED!CAL CORPS JNSTRUCTIONS. The Medical Corps captain, taking cadets at evening study, was interrupted by someone coughing. “Here,” said the captain to the offender, as he produced a tin of “Pulmonas,” “hero’s the thing for coughs and throat troubles.” “Pulmonas” soothe aiid relieve throat and chest instantly. “Pulmonas” Is fid and 2s 6d. “ (fi) QUICK RELIEF FROM CATARRH. SIMPLE AND MOST EFFECTIVE. A simple, effective remedy for Catarrh, lmy fever, cold in the head, headaches, etc, is McArthurs’ “Catarrh Snuff.” This preparation can bo carried in the pocket and avoids all bother with water douches and syringes. Just take a pinch and inhale —immediate relief follows. Price Is fid a bottle, post free from McArthurs’ Ltd., chemists, 075 Colombo Street, Christchurch. (1)
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 25 March 1926, Page 2
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