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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 9 April 1926, Page 3

7 Day Service. Special to Motorists! OWING TO INDISPOSITION, “THE OASIS” PETROL, OIL AND TYRE DEPOT was not open during last Satur- . day Afternoon, and all day Sunday, but from date it will be open Each Week End when Motorists will have their wants catered for. HAVE YOU TRIED OUR EXPERT SERVICE? We can give you the MAXIMUM SERVICE with a MINIMUM OF DELAY. For every day all round Satisfaction, make your headquarters “THE OASIS” PETROL, OIL AND TYRE DEPOT, SOPHIA STREET, (Opposite G.P.0.). Telephone 1076. Messrs Dunnett & Downey, PROPRIETORS. When the Wedding Invitation comes to hand, And gives rise to considerable thought' on just what to give the happy couple to commemorate the event, you’ll find our suggestions particularly appropriate. Out-of-town residents will find that their orders by mail are fulfilled satisfactorily, and we invite inspection of our range of Silver and E.P. Ware, Glassware, Vases and Bowls, etc. G. AND T. YOUNG, LTD., THE GIFT HOUSE, 202 STAFFORD STREET, TIMARU. Miss H. C. Strachan, GLASGOW HOUSE, 118 STAFFORD STREET SOUTH. SPECIAL PRICES FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. Maids’ Tweed Coats, 30in. to 42in„ from 15/6 each. 50 Dozen "Iris” Corsets, all Sizes, were 5/11 pair; to clear 1/11 pair. 20 Dozen Sports Corsets, with Elastic, were 6/11 pair; to clear 2/6 pair. Women’s Fleecy Woollen Cardigans, all Colours, 12/6 each. Women’s , Fancy Woollen Coats, Trimmed Brush Wool, 37/6 each, MILLINERY FOR MATRONS A SPECIALTY. Smart Styles in Navy, Black and Brown. Prices Low. BABETTE -BRANCH SHOP, ARCADE/ Novelties in Knitted and Woven Cardigans, Polo Jumpers and . Jerseys. - ' FROCKS FOR CHILDREN. Undervests, Creme, Woven Silk, Mixture. Sizes 4 to 6, for 1/6. Fleecy Lined Bloomers 1/11, 2/6, 2/11 pair. Small Boys’ Jerseys, all Colours, from 4/11. Small Boys’ Fancy Knitted ' Suits, Plain and Marl Styles, very cosy. Caps to match. Babies’ Wool Pilches, Overalls and Rompers, Creme and Colours, very cheap. Orders taken for Knitted Goods. ’Phone 1246, Babette, Arcade. ARE YOU PLANNING FOR TO-MORROW? Perhaps you are in quite a good position-—for the present. But what of the future? In two or three years’ time will you still be satisfied with the same job? Surely not! As you grow older your standards will alter. What is a comfortable salary to-day will be totally inadequate in a few years. START NOW preparing for the future. It’s no use waiting for opportunities. You must make them, by equipping yourself with higher qualifications. I Study for a hotter position, for higher status, under the skilled guidance of Hemingway’s Correspond- | once Schools, and you need have no | .ears for the future, j Courses include: Book-keeping, | Accountancy Professional, Law Pro--1 fessional, Bankers’ Diploma, Teachers' Certificates, Matriculation, Advertising, Public Service Entrance, ' Pitman’s Shorthand, Business Letter i Writing. ' Start the ball rolling by getting full particulars of one of these courses. AVrlte to-day to: HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND. Tractor Trailers for Harvest Work. \Y/E are now building au Up-to* • date TRAILER, suitable for Carting In in HARVEST TIME, or for any odd jobs on the Farm at • Price within the reach of all. PLACE YOUK ORDER RIGHT WOW! A. C. WATSON, T COACH AND MOTOR BUILDER, TEMUR A. The one mile world’s record for lightweight motor-cycles, mado in 1024 by A. Woodman, was lowered at Auckland on February 27th by 0, Goodman, mounted on a 2§ A.J.S, Goodwin oovor- 1 ed the eight furlongs (n tlio romai/x----übio time for this typo of machine of 64 3-CSsoc, Both lightweight and sido- 1 car models of this famous British cycle may bo inspected at U. A. Rodgers, ] Stafford Street South. ... 1