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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2652, 24 December 1915, Page 10

TO nA V * s Da Y to 1 \J-Url I Buy GIFTS A few moments spent amid our Huge Display of Xmas 1 Novelties will solve all your Gift Dilemmas. Appropriate Pro- I seats for all. Useful and attractive articles to give real ■ j pleasure.. ' ' . I To Save Time —to got the Right Gift—to secure Utmost I Value—Shop To-day at r I GEORGE & KERSLEY'S Gtand Xm&s Carnival II; / II "LAST MOMENT" CIFT CUIDE FOR ALL. GIFTS FOB LADIES — White Kid Gloves, 3s. lid. and 4s. 6d.; Dorothy Bags, 4s. 6d. to 76. lid.; Pure Silk Hosiery, 6s. lid. to 13s. 6a.;" Useful Morning Overalls, 3s. 6d. to 6s. lid.: Fashionable Flowing Veils, 4s. lid.: Lace Jabots, is. lid. to 3s. 6d.; ■! Dressing Jackets, Bs. lid. and ss. lid.; Ostrich Feather Boas, 30s. to 795. 6d.; Smart Sunshades, 12s. 6d. to 305.; White Voile Blouses, ss. lid. to 595. 6d.; Crepe de Oliine Blouses, 225. 6d.; Fancy Stripe Silk Scarves, ss. 6d.; Dainty Collars, from ls.*6d.; Newest Vests, from 2s. lid.; Boxes of Handkerchiefs, 2s. 3d. to'l2s. 6d.; Pivers Poudre, 4s. 6d. box; Fancy Bottles of Perfumes, 2s. lid. to 10s. 6d.: . . Silk Needle Cases, Is. 6d.; Dainty Handkerchiefs m great variety. OIFTS FOR MENTeanis Shirts, 3s. 6d. to ss. lid. ; Linen Handkerchiefs, Is. to Is. lid.: Socks, plain and fancy, Is. 6d. to 2s. 6d. pair; Motor Gloves, 4s. 6d. to 215.; Pyjamas, 4s. lid. to | ,18s. 6d.; Braces in box, 2s. lid.; Paris Garters in box, g ' Is. 6d.; Suit Cases, from 12s. 6d.j Auto-Strop Safety. Razor, 255. . GIFTS FOR SOLDIERS— Kliaki Handkerchiefs, 6d. to <k. 6d.'; English Army Socks, Is. lid. pair; Balaclava Caps, 3s. lid.; .Cholera Belts, _3s. .■ 6d. and 3s. lid. • Mufflers, 2s. lid. to 4s. lid.; Sleeping ' , Bags, 355.;, Sweaters and Jerseys, 6s. 6d. to 10s. 6d.; AutoStrop Safety Razor, 255.; Combination Holder and Chest .. Protector,'Bs.-6d. .to 31s. ' . ' HOSTS OF TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN. LAST CHANCE PLEASE:COME j Steer' O toe morning/ • CHRISTMAS. and avoid tho ' . 1 I rush and-bustle I - o moment".. To The Economic . , shopping. Wo want TO-DAY! i to sorve you well! OPEN TILL 11 O'CLOCK TO-NICHT. GEORGE & KERSLEY,IiJ: —The best of all teas; Whostill roles the teat. IkMduiiiMMlinaMtiiiirii'iMiAlilan iif 1 1 "n in. u«i i> |p i(. . "Amber Tips" comes first in the alphabet just jj, • I! as it comes first on the table—"Everybody's - |[ Favourite" throughout the Dominion. Grown ' !j: I in beautiful Ceylon, shipped in British vessels, ;S: \ packed and sold in New Zealand —"Amber i | Tips" is an all>British product which is a ! II credit to. the Empire. || : J | I The 2)2 blend goes farthest. , Other pricet IIIQ and 2j: jI' ■>--'■ " • 93 - I 9 ~ SI C stands for Colonies ■ 13 for the Dominion The Germans couldn't save, ' With soldiers so brave touginriir • ru.-™*-. r 4-863 »<Mrmirrnimii nn WHOLESALE AGENTS t THOMPSON BKOS.. LTD.. .WELLINGTON. , | JiCIMOCESES' 1 '( • j FLANNELETTES -.1 LONGCLOTHS | | MADAPOLAMS and DRILLS | beat all competition j SEE HORROCKSES' NAME ON SELVEDGE | I and decline all substitutes. i ! \ " Sold by all Firat-Clais Drapers and Storekeepers • \\ | HIGHEST AWARDS AT ALL THE GREAT EXHIBITIONS. 5 j 1 Sitting, standing, walking, run- | ning, and particularly when W,, J ; j '|H dancing, you Q£jjg ™ needed for comfort ■ PRETTY'S OKTIS will also .enhance the appearance of your gown —keep .it from creasing — and e ie y° ur c° rse t s ' of indoor occupation. • J INSIST ON YOUR OKTN T Iw/Ifflflf draper supplying 113, /M fce'lV * lU4 HAINES-5S 4. ' ' *■» *—I »»»—V 5.... ..mi ml,-...— •THTTi" 1 *' 1 1 ■