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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16412, 4 January 1919, Page 5

SPECIAL GIFT EXHIBITION j ACCEPTABLE, PLEASING GIFTS FOR LADIES fr) Suitable Presents for Matrons PRESENTS FOB GOOD BOYS 2 LADIES' HOSIERY AND eLfIVCL o V J FEATHER BOAS, in Maiahont and Ostrich, smart dressy HANDKERCHIEFS, Fancy or White M Stf L ,„.. TTr L *®^ S .VKTP ANTIMONY'BOXES .. .. 1/- 1/3 1/6 2/6t07/0 goods, very suitable for Matrons wear, colours lugger, SUMMER HATS .. .. 1/- 2/11 H wrArrluV/r fr»/sJtVI ANTIMONY PHOTO FRAMES .. .. 6d 9d upwards y/ff Black, Black and White. Mole, Grey and White— FELTS .. .. .. .. 4/11 h ctt'kaNKLFHOSF At-' VJi ANTIMONY CALENDARS .. 3/3 each At Prices ranging from .. .. • • »/»* WHITE and COLOURED SHIRTS from 2/11 H COLOLKED w'ILK HOSE—At .. g/f. ANTIMONY' CANDLESTICKS •• .. 3/3 3/6 to 7/6 g § XLMJD-EMBROIDERED SELK and CREPE DE CHINE >» IGHT- WHITE and TUSSORE SILK SHIRTS .. 8/11 J COLOLR-D LISLE HOSE, all fashionable shades SATIN-LINED CASES of PERFUME from 3/11 / 8 (~) | \ DRESSES, in White. Pink and Sky .. 32/6 39/6 45/- GOLF STOCKINGS strong knitted, with plain U nr <rr- -i- n wnnr pt \tv rmr wn™ /J1 COLGATE'S PERFUMES, in case ..2/6 2/11 C UU 9 TRAY CLOTHS, embroidered and drawn thread.. 1/6 each bars or fancv tops .. 3/3 3/11 4/11 p BLACK, <*Lo \\HITE PLAINLL.LE HOSE— .CASKETS of PERFUME .. 1/3 casket DUCHESSE SETS, La<» and Insertion 2/3 each SLEEPING SUITS and COMBINATIONS 4/11 J _ CLOVES Bk TmLad.J*i PERFUME BALLS, on chain .. 5/9 each CRASH TABLE CENTRES, embroidered m A lovely collection of BOYS' TIES 1/- cach C ? GLOVES, Black, Tan and Beaver— MANICURE OUTFITS .. 2. - 311 colours .. .. ... .1/11. each BRACES. Dlain and fancv. various stvles— 3 WB& WD CLOVES, «• .*«* JK'BES VANITY CASK •• •• V* /" V *.* * *?"* *VU £* 10J 1/6 1/11 5 doeskin gloves- " V^ t T? KO t--h yT is frequently difficult to decide upon """I?"" tftß Sensible Gifts for the Here Man 5 LADIES'COLOURED EAU DE X the right thmg to give to the right CROCHET D'OYLEYS .. «i« «"* Rid, BROWN AUSTRAUAN FUR RUGS, ? ■■ DUPLEX •• SUEBS GROSSMITH'S 22 Pf s °" at , th<! S _f So ° ° f 8»od- PSeIM fW COLONIAL TRAVELLING 2 PIQUE GLOVES, a-bntton, in Beaver, Tan BRITISH EAU DE COLOGNE 1/9 cach Will and mutual good Wishes. GirlS and YOUIIg Children DRESSING GOWNS 18/6 32/6 39/6 E. n • " */i 'i/R */£ CALIFORNIAN ROSE BEADS, large assortment. GIRLS'SMART PRINT FROCKS, the latest styles ATTACHE CASES !! 6/118/1110/6 12/6 ? mKr -ii io,i X . We SUBMIT SUGGESTIONS of girls* white muslin frocks, nj«iy f?"' '»*«<-JJf ? SmaS COILS fnlicc.Hu,H„;siii . <£2pJ£ FLORENCE EBONY MIRRORSIron,4/»to0/11 items Culled from OOT extra large stocks, Lm aad Emte^; CKMODILE SUIT CASES 22/6 S6/6 SS/6 3 Crepe dc Chine, etc. From V-tt.il/1 EBONY WHALEBONE ML SUES 6/3 S/11 13/S with guiding prices. GIRLS'SMARTLY TRIMMED HATS- GENTS'UMBRELLAS 0/11 10/615/- IS/6 t°'/~ P s „ Pr r fi ' E ?; KA ' ,DKE ?fi l, !?-,...e, h CARDS aad POST CARDS - GIRLS' TRIMMED PANAMA HATS, in latrat fc WHITE°L\WV H 4.NDKERCHIEFS hemstitch in variety . Our assortments are IMMENSE, and Styles—These are verv suitable for Xmas Gifts MEN'S MERCERISED INITIAL HANDKER- ? embroidered on one corner 61tf 7id 9*l/- BRUSH, COMB andMrRROR.m are priced from PENCE to SHILLINGS INFANTS' SILK FROCKS nicclv embroidered—— | txttttat* it a vT\T*T , P Wfl rH(Frs S: S?.iT EBED HANDK£K ' SATIN-LlNEDCASEcoalafoinif:! and SHILLINGS tO POUNDS that none INFANTS SILK FROCKS, MEN S SILK INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS— C v\H FS ort ?/! t/tl 5/8 0/ii COMB (Silver) .. .. .. 19/6 in t- c j Luat none mFANTS' NEW SILK and MUSLIN BONNETS MEN'S SILK TIES .. 1/6 2/6 3/11 4/9 h WHITP H<: PWRRfIIDFRFD UNPV HANT) SUEDE KNITTING BAGS .. 3/11 5/6 I shall gO away Unsatisfied. 3/11 4/6 5/11 10/6 MEN'S" PRESIDENT "& FANCY BRACES 2/6 L t/i M « LEATHER BAGS .. 8/11 10/6 to 25/- & M CHILDREN'S COLOURED BORDERED HAND- MEN'S SOX SUSPENDERS 1/6 and 1/11 □ g^» <TS - •• 81d 1/-to 8/11 V- ■ , __== J SILK'HANDKER* g lareborflers—At 6/ff D °OR MATS . • •: .. .. 1/6 CHILDREN S COLOURED SILK HANDKEK- MEN'S WHITE & TUSSORE SILK SHIRTS 10/9 H LADIES' EMBROIDERED HS HANDKER COLOURED PICTURES .. .. 2/3 CHIEFS, Printed A Special Line 41U each MEN'S WHITE & TUSSORE SILK PYJAMAS 40/- 5 ' CHIEFS, 3 inaBox-At 1/9 '2/3 2/6 3/3 inn n _«m m tWgCTllggirat- MEN'SFLANNELETTE& CREPE PYJAMAS 10/9 C With 6in Box—At .. .. 2/3 and 3/3 Mm. T HB MEN'S BLACK & FANCY CASHMERE SOX 4/11 * p LADIES' WHITE EMBROIDERED HANDKER- ffSIL Ml Wt Hg |I!i Wk Wjl 1 M * flLjB H ißlil MEN'S 5 CHIEFS, 6in a Box 3/G 3/U 4/8 5/S #M WsSuffir iff§Ugf»f| Mi H MEN S MERCERISED SILK PANTS & UNDERS r "SdkS" 11 rT« ER S B 11 ® Ws 5 ® I . I ■ B white straw boater hats i',\\ E LADIES'COLOURED CREPE DE CHINE— JL 3l J,, JB A MEN'S PANAMA HATS .. .. 8/11 ? Smart Patterns and Special Values. At 1/— 1/3 I ifii BflSlifa BBH W MEN S SOFT FELT HATS, all shades 8/11 j A281)3—5253 / MEN'S TWEED HATS.. .. .. 8/11 L

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