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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19146, 1 November 1927, Page 2

COLWILL THE FURRIER. FOX PURS. Another new line, beautiful shades. Come and see them. 205 HIGH STREET,CHRISTCHURCH. 'Phone 4180.

FREE INVITATIONS ISSUED. Visitors to Christchurch during Race and Carnival Week are cordially invited by J. Mercer and Sons to call in and see the working demonstration of the "Mercer" Vacuum Electric Cylinder. This Cylinder heats fifty gallons of water per day for only fourpence, and has no rival for efficiency and economy. Note the' address, J. Mercer and Sous. Ltd., 54 Oxford terrace (near Montreal street bridge). —6 EASY TO REMOVE DIRT. Just soap and water! What a simple, easy way to remove dirt. But, of course, it all depends on the qu'aU ity of the soap. Verbena is by far the best soap for saving work and making things cleaner. It's first grader-it's pure—it's easy on the hands. Next time try Verbena, and a pleasant'surprise is assured you. * —6 | Just to hand for Race season a beautiful variety of Indian Lizard skins. We make in all styles to suit your requirements. Come and inspect our stock, including the best English makes. 11. Pannell and Co., 105 Manchester street. 'Phone 694. _6 COLD LUNCH FOR A MAN. Where is the man who would fail to do justice to a lunch like this? Tender, savoury, cold beef roasted to perfection, potatoes rich and brown, and a generous dash of Military Pickle. There is a delicious, tantalising flavour about Military Pickle that puts an edge on appetite. All croeers Fell the Military Pickle. = —2 MONEY IN DRESSMAKING. Besides being able to design their own stylish clothes at one-third the usual cost, many girls are considerably increasing their 'incomes by spare-time work as style designers. Ho?.- this fascinating art can easily be learnt is explained in the Free" Booklet, "Dressmaking and Millinery - Made Easy." which is sent on application to P.O. Box 26, Te Aro G, Wellington. —6 SOOTHING AND REFRESHING. It is not always possible to avoid unduly exposing your delicate skin to the scorching sun and hot winds. It is, however, possible to avoid the discomforting results of sun and wind burn by timely application of the right cream or lotion. We have in stock- a large variety of soothing, refreshing, and protective preparations speciallv compounded for tnis purpose. D. Ferguson Glanville. Chemist, 279 High street. 'Phono 2725, —6 NEW PERFUMERY. Perfumery. Powders, Face-<yeams. Toiletries, etc. All the requisites for Milady's dressing-table are obtainable at E. Cameron Smith's. New stocks which have just arrived from Paris and London allow of a very wide selection, and absolute satisfaction is as- j surefl even to those with the most exacting tastes. Prifes are always rea- | sonable at E. Cameron Smith's. Chem- i ist, Cathedral square. —6 I VISITORS To Town should inspect Ladies' Bags, ?ases, and Travel Goods AT L. H. DRAYTON, L 24 Armagh street near Colombo street, -D3276