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NEWS AND NOTES.

A young lady who attended the Bible Class camp at the Racecourse at Wanganui in.the Easter holidays whispered to a reporter that it was the first rime in the lives of a largo number of the girls that they had been uisido a bar. T n fact, they were so much attached to the surroundings that they slept in the said liar, depleted of all intoxicating liquor.

A good afternoon’s sport,and amusement is assured all who patronise ■ the Fail-view Gala on Saturday. For those in search of’produce right off the farm, an excellent opportunity is afforded. GaTnes and amusements will, ho provided in plenty, and a good display.of needlework will.be disposed..of at bedrock prices. Afternoon tea maybe had on the grounds.

Morton and Co. will sell on Friday at 2.30, a magnificent collection of statuary, ornaments, and trinkets of Italian marble. The statues are by famous sculptors, and beautifully finished. The goods will ho on view from Thursday morning.

This, day at . 2 p.m. Morton and Co. will sell in their Mart a large quantity of furniture and effects. ■ The Theosophical Society extend an invitation to all interested to lectures by the Rev. W. Crawford — “The Plan of Salvation according to Theosophy,” in the Y.M.C.A.', this evening at 8, and on Sunday at 6.30 in the Unitarian Hall, “The Proclamation of the Christ’s Return.”

A few bargains are still available before we finally close our sale, and get back to normal business. As we; are now dressing our windows, we adv.ise you to come and inspect early; to-morrow may be too late. Alston’s, direct importers

“If its hosiery” of any kind, buy it from “The Louvre.” Another, lot of wonderful values in children's sox and 4 sox just opened up, and priced for, to-day at Is, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is • 9d, Is 11 dto 3s fid. Hosiery specialist, “The Louvre,” Central Stafford Street.

To-day a special showing of girls’ smart winter coats will be mado at “The Louvre.” These coats are in new .colours, in superior velour cloths, with and without fur collars and trimmings; also in smart tweeds in all sizes, keenly priced at 16s 6d, 19s 6d, 25s 6d, 29s 6d, 35s 6d to 655. Also 24 warm heavy winter coats for kiddies, in sizes 18, 20 and 22-inch' at 7s lid and 8s lid. You should see these coats early at “The Louvre.” ...

Some great values have just been opened up in ladies’ woollen cardigans, jumpers and jersey coats at “The Louvre.” All the new colours, . jazz effects, and marl mixtures arc here in quite distinct' styles, and at just wliatr ever price you want to pay. We feel sure our selection and values are cnequallcd,’ and invite your inspection at “The Louvre.” ... . .

• Indigestion Conquered.—E. C. Ayres; chemist, of Timaru, has received a striking tribute to the ellioaey of his Indigestion Remedy from a recent’visitor to Timaru. This gentleman. Who was a sulferer for years, had tried numerous remedies in.his native town of'Dunedm,‘ and jlt he wasv;ad--vised- b.v arirlendHo? try.'Aytes’ Indigestion "Remqdy;. tliafi/lm obtained ally relief. Afteipqa feW- doses, ;Abe pain in stdiqach aha; chest; ceased, tile;, fullness after -eating .'{Vanished, .and -he was able to throw’-olf 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. Be said life was now worth living. His remedy can bo obtained from E. C. Ayres, chemist, Tiimini, m two sizes, small 2s 6ci, double s.ze 4s fid.

Our sale is still going strong, and fresh bargains are being'offered m all departments every day. Wo are holding' a special sheeting campaign for thjs week only, we stock only reliable makes, and along with this goes our usual motto of satisfaction or your niouev refunded. Single bed white twill sheeting, linen limsh, 5 yards for 11s 6d; single bed white H.B. sheeting, '5 yards for 12s 6d; ?single bed white soft twill sheeting, 5 yards "fof '9s'Tld ; double bed sheeting 72in., white twill, prices from 5 yards for 14s 6d; extra wide double sheeting 80in., heavy white twill, 5 yards for 16s lid; 80in. white twill linen finish sheeting, .5 yards for 17s 6d; 80in Finlay’s linen finish sheeting, 5 yards for 19s Od; our best quality linen finish twill sheeting, usual price 33s 6d pair, special price 27s 6d 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. ' . !

Just landed direct from British manufacturers, wool frocks, jumpers, sports coats, etc. The latest goods at lowest prices. Bust and Co., Drapery Specialists, 84 Stafford Street South....

Rheumatism. — Sufferers iroin Rheumatism and Sciatica/and allied coin-, plaints 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, tliub getting to tlie seat of the trouble, and completely criminating it. The aching and swollen joints aro soon reduced tc normal. This remedy also acts as a tonic to .the. System.' 2s 6d and 4s; fid bottle. {Procurable from E. 0. Ayiris, M.P.S., timaru. . ....

All wool maroeain, black, and all newest idlades, j2-incb,,, 4s:. , ;id a yard/, Bust ana 'Co., drapery specialists, 84 .Stafford Street-South. ...

“Where to spend the holidays” is the thought .uppermost in most men's minds, and' as a result the ...purchase of a now suit is being considered. Cameron’s, Stafford Street, have a splendid range of stylishly cut ready-to-weavs, marked at prices which represent- a considerable saving on the tailored to measure garments. Culi and try on a coat or two next time you're passing—there are sizes to fit every figure. ...

That Scott Bros.’ improved j/tngc* are gaining in popularity is proved by the increased number of sales being made by the local agems, John Edmond Ltd., Sophia Street, who carry a full stock of ranges and spaio parts. John Edmond Ltd. have also 'opened up a mw shipment of the lateat fireplaces and tile surrounds, etc., and will be pleased if all interested in building will call at their warehouse and msoect same. ... 40-inch pure wool dress flannels. Shades grey, navy, cardinal, saxc, and green, 4s fid a yard. Bust and Co., drapery specialists, 84 Stafford Street South. ... :

To-morrow afternoon All Saints Church, Waimataitai, will hold a sale of work, with dance in the evening. Only four more days in which to act, otherwise you will allow a chance of a fortune to pass you by unheeded. This is the chance of a lifetime; for the number of valuable prizes offered and the stupendous value of the first prize go to make the Grand National Raffle unique. Buy a ticket in this wonderful raffle, while £1 spent will purchase for you nine tickets and give you 215-1 chances. Truly a royal chance oT winning a fortune. Think of what £3150 will mean! It will ensure independence for life. Act now and act decisively. If you have not already bought a ticket, buy one today, and if you are already in possession of one, double your chances and Invest 2/6 wisely in another. 'There is nothing like having two strings to your bow, and who can tell but that yours may be the Ist and 2nd winning numbers. The last day is Saturday. Do not wait until then, as probably all the tickets in the district will be sold, before that date, and it will be too lqte. Buy today, buy big, and.buy a fortune. Tickets on sale at' the Bristol Piano Co., all tobacconists, and the wholesale agent, D. J. Doyle, Stafford St., South, Timaru. .....

Thomson’s is full to overflowing with new goods, even though the two bales from the East and 14 cases from Britain are detained somewhere. Being a business everywhere, the values put before the public are reliable. The coats, the wool coats and costumes, the fur necklets, the wool jumpers and cardigans, 7/11 to 27/6; gloves, hosiery (cotton 1/- to 1/6, wool cashmere 2/11 to 6/3, silk 2/11 to 5/11 or 6/11, most ladies buy at, but up to 9/11 and 11/9 we have ranges ladderproof); a line of flannelette for young people’s wear at 10Jd would be good value at 1/6, pure free from dressing. Hosiery shades the newest—banana, champagne, putty, gold, cream, henna, and onion. New dresses, blankets, flannels, colonial dress tweeds, all double width from 5/11. Gentlemen’s equajly attractive. Table covers from Bannockburn all the way 12/6 up, Lister'3 plush do. very handsome and doable. ....

■Our Home buyers made an exceptional purchase of girls’ all-wool knitted dresses, and these are offered for sale to-day at “The Louvre” at quite one-third off usual prices. Wo have them in every size, colour, and style. Note the prices—5s lid, 8s lid, 11s 6d, •13s 6d, 15s Od, 19s 6d and 23s 6d. 'Easily .worth-a. third-mare. Only one of each garment. Make your selection early at “The Louvre.” ...

Router’s Boot Stores are selling English-made : . football ’ boots at' 12s fid a pair. The largest, stock of football boots in Canteroury. t We stock-football boots, for your youijgegt hoy.. Mato your young hopeful happy, and buy him a pair of football boots at Souter’s Busy Boot Stores. ...

For complete 'satisfaction, smart-. ness of appearance, and all-round long wearing. satisEaetion, you cannot equal, a “Superior", suit. It is built of the highest gfg.d£ wool suitings with superior qualit'ji :! ;trimmings and linings, whilst the painstaking workmanship and immaculate finish •have gained for the “Superior” suit an enviable' reputation.;; .Why pay more than 96/- for a suit? , You can get the quality and durability at half the- cost. . <Be wise! - Join the daily increasing number of satisfied customers, and 'ofder' yoiiir shit to-day from the Superior Suit Company (G. McKitterick, manager), 313 Stafford Street. .;... MOTORISTS! ' Another ind.cation ol the importance of South Canterbury, and Timaru as its centre, from a motoring point of view, is • the latest' move' in the trade. Messrs-Lamborn Ltd. having completed the lease of their central premises to the Dominion Motors, Ltd., of Wellington and-'Christchurch, ivho are New Zealand-distributors of Hudson, Essex and Chevrolet cars, and Chevrolet trucks. Knowing the policy of the Doiiy niou Motors, Ltd., we have no hesitation in recommending the travelling public to visit them for service, mid to -local residents to pay a call for their-requirements, and to see the range of Hudson. Essex and Chevrolets on view. ...

Worms in Children.—Many of the minor ailiiients which children are subject to, may be traced in the first place to the presence of worms in the system. If your children aro irritable and' do not sleep well at night, it is extremely probable they require treatment for worms. A most effective remedy is Ayres Tonic Worm Syrup. Pleasant to take and acts speedily, cleansing the system and restoring the child to a condition of normal hoaltli. Prico 2s 6d, 3s. E. C. Ayres, M.P.S., Chemist, Timaru.

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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 14 April 1926, Page 2

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NEWS AND NOTES. Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 14 April 1926, Page 2

NEWS AND NOTES. Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 14 April 1926, Page 2

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