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I . •■■ ! I Leather Goods is an elastic term at Whit- fIU- — / . BOX'Ciwy S ' combo's. Betides hundreds of articles made j f . \ _ .■• ■ •■* . jgg " Y'Qx ' . The -Noted Centre for Gifts of Beauty and Usefulness i Attache Ca»evHand Bags, Suit Case., Biou.e ■ '■■■'•'■'. : :'■ "' ""*" ' V Vll ITLU/Vl Dt O : "££ Si ~ _ MOT for six years havewe been able to show such a wonderfully varied selection of Novelties and " "T ~ .'„ ■ ■ '■■ ! • Com - W'J ™f V™./. IN .New Creations. We have, sought to outrival any Christmas Display we have ever made-even &W showcase and 1 .■• I ... , . , ,:• , „.., selections early, hrst . , , f , , ~. ... . ~. , , . , , . . ~ ~ , counter displays goods envy.me roiK wnen you reaa mis «e^S". comers have the best • m.pre-war days-and we feel sure the public will be delighted with the many interesting and beautiful thalaTt Teally NeWt announcement. You may order by Quality and v»iue. j choke, and they": can 'things we have gathered for their approval. Words and pictures cannot do justice to our Socks; you The biggest British post, with the certainty of getting, the | r- special note — . j take time to all __._» an early call and see for yourself the Excellent Values offered. With our four big Makers haoc sent us same attention and satisfaction as if All Leather Goods pu rcha S cd Lettered in Gold we have to offer in , ~ ,". , , , , ' . , , ~i- T , -/V ! their best and most shopping in person, belect your Utts '■ I I or Silver-Tee of charge. . . Christmas presents, warehouses, we buy so largely that we deal on the mosT: favourable basis, lo choose girts at beautijulproductions. from this page. $ | |{——— —.■—. r - r^r^rrrT , i I) '. '■ ■ ; ' ; - ; WHITCOMBE'S means that you make a Happy Choice and SaCe Money. , 1 -' .—_; ■. 1 j

!' ' ""■'■'-'"' '"■'■""■-' ■■'■''■ ' '' ■"■■■■■.'.'••■' ; -jr.. ...in., A Choice Range of ■ Letter'/dases and I tmti&iftM rocket. Books I W years of.usef uincss'will be giveiv.-by-ioitt of ■'■ i ll,(;so Cases,''which form ideal Gifts— ! SUEDE brown, mole and i fa™- Prices,,lS/-, 27/6, 30/-, 35/-, 45/, i , AULLOAV CALF-lir green and brown. Prices . 'p( J 4S /. ( . 66/-, 75/-. " BLACK MORROCCO-Prices,. 10/6 to 25/-. ■ IS. =■" - l[yfflil Pocket Books—-:: . ■••'■ ! WILLOW :-40/-, 50/-. ; fX^,,M7i«.Wf , F'Mjs SUEDE—Prices, 25/ V 27/6, 65/-, 67/6 15LACK MOHROCCO-PHces, 7/6 to 25/-. . I All Li-aMicr Goods Purchased Lettered in Cold or Silver-Free of Charge. . • S ■ __ i ' i : . , _J <i. I Handbags. :-.-v,,,.. /^k i A Smart Handbag is sure to' '':r'^:^^^ff : . V*\. ;.". M§r plea'e Whitcombe's Hand-.. ■/ \ I • bags are the highest achievement in Style and . ■'■■ ''jg§§f'-\il \f Quality—"Correft" for 1921. 'Hundredi to ''; Q-f^^L a J^ mxßa )J''' f . . choose from. sT^^^^i | BLACK MORROCCO-20/-, 22/6, 35/-, '45/-, 57/6,';.' i -BLACK SEAL—3O/-,'35/-, 55/-, io £5/10/- and »-'««■' " ■" :"'.' W^PWl^^. i ■' ENGLISH CALF-In grey.'brown and fawn, \ ' ■ 27/6, 32/6, 45/-, 55/-, 57/6, 65/-, 75/-, 82/6, to; H I ANTELOPE — With ivory and // I frames, £5/5/-,. : *6/6/', £7/10/-, £8/5/-. ; r 'V" : //■ j SlLK—AA'ith jy.ory and- tortpiscshcjl, .frames, irt.'V'^fe\3?SS^H;f^^-;|f|is^/y nigger brown, blue, and black, 75/-, 35/?,-.;: ; /•<|ffi|=^^^%^^®JS^^^ v . .. K : 'BEOOADED•'SILK— With- tortoiseshcll' frames, '' i v - 52/6, 75/-, 82/6, 85/-j with ivory frames, fe^^p%s®^^^fl I"' BEAD BAGS-65/-, £5/15/-, £6/10/-, £8/10/-. iSSSiS^^^^^W .. i All Leathor Goods Purchased Lettered in. Cold or Silver-Free of Charge j •; . < A. Gift for Mother, ■ i. IpHipSsHM Sifter or Wife' at woman wou ' d not e delighted to ■' receive one of these Practical Outfits? . You* have a wide choice here of ' WORK BASKETS AND SEWINC BAGS. Very handsome Wicker Baskets, with leather to l ,s in sf i" ar °. oval > »nd octagonal shapes; fittctl lvltll everything useful for sewing. BASKETS-Pricns, 62/6,70/-, £5, £5/5/ : " SEAVING BAGS-Fitted. Prices, «-•'■ 7/6, 10/6, 12/6, 15/-, 20/-. ■ !'•■• aOWING COMPANIONS -Lea-' • ..'"'"'' .-.~ __ .22/6,' 27/6, 30/-, 50/-, 57/6. ;l All Leather Coods Purchased Lettered in Cold or Silver-Frep of Charge." . _ . ; . -V ; — I ; ••-; — —r — ' ~~—— ' ""''"' U '■■ ONOTO.™ PEN FUUHseifi^Hash! 9'; - ■ Killing the Onpto is as easy as dropping a letter.iii'the • • Iffi i . - j)illnr box. and takes about as long. The self-tilling ' \ (M, i v incclianism is iiart of the pen, and so cannot be like- f\i :j the fragile, glass squirts used with old-fashioned foini- ' / \WiSt | The Onoto is the simplest pen to use,'it cannot leak or ' / K'vfll i "swent" ink in your pocket, and is always ready to write. fig, A^f^ i . The POPULAE JIODEL N.-20/-. . ffiLjji ; The STEKAM'LIXJi; ONOTO (New Model)—2s/-. fSB sJfS ' 3 , GOI-D-MOUNTIOD I'HESENTATION—3O/-, 35/-, 40/-,- 45/-. M fflfk '' / 1921 CALENDARS JHB^ N F W M ft | landscapes. Child Studies, Nmv.il niul Military, Humor- f'o ■ jjf \j)"•■■' 1 our, 6d. to 7/6. Block Calendars, with daily quota- Iff r^&L_»_.ll | tiona from Tonuyson, Shakespoare, etc., 2/6 and 3/6. Csk/ ' ' | Purso and Vest-Pockot Calendars, 4(1. to 2/-. Perfumed <K~--«JI!§sLL l%gsitoisS£t •■ ■ I Calendars, 1/3, 2/6, 3/G, 4/6.. Leather Calendars, 7/6, ' t 8/6, 10/6, 16/6, 25/6, 27/6, 28/6, 32/6.. i J . ; ' i ■' "■ j A. Helpful It! 3 TOBACCO POUCHES—IO/6, 12/6, 13/6, 17/6, to 35/-. \ MUSIC CASKS—iiolls, 15/', 17/6, 20/-; Suede (flat), 25/-, 35/-. \ AUTOGItAI'II. ALBUMS-5/6, 6/-, 6/6, 8/6, 9/6, 10/-, 15/-, 20/-. 3 ADDRESS UOOKS-4/6, 6/-, 7/0, 10/6, 12/6. \ I BOXED STATIONEP.V—2/-, 3/-, 3/6, 5/-, 6/6, 7/6, 8/6, 10/6, 12/6, 15/-, 25/-. | CTIBSS SETS—7/6, 10/6, 12/-, 20/-, 22/6, 35/-, 45/-. 1 AV.VTKK-COI.OUR BOXES-I/-, 2/-, 2/6, 3/-, 3/6, 6/6. • ' I CRAYONS—3(I., 6d., 9rf.,. 1/-. i PERMODELLE—B/G, 15/-. ] PLASTICKNK SKTS-1/-, 2/6, 4/-, 6/-, 8/6. ' '■ | All Leather Coods Purchased Lettorcd in Cold or silver—Free of charge.

'When in doubt you can safely choose For Man or Woman, Boy or Girl BookloverV will be delighted jo visit Whitcombe's, who display the. biggest selection of Books-they have ever stocked. There aro thousands of Books of all classes—Books to pleaso everyone, Books that' will make Gifts'to suit all tastes. .:. . This Christmas Season has been long anticipated by Whitcombe's, whose. Melbourne Manager visited America in order to procure the latest productions of leading publishers. Their London" House is in touch with the British Market. ' Readers should remember that Publishing Firms are .now getting into their- stride after years of difficulty. Many favourite books and series, which have been out of print for,a considerable time, "are now .- procurable-again. The- following list suggests only a small fraction of Whitcombe's stocks! You are . ,- invited to-come in and look around—"browsers" are as welcome as'.buyers.. Call, soon I

Whitcombes Zoo , fe® } Vise p ? re t and L Unc 'n"/ e i I. . • ■_ y&$T% ' er lo gtve * oy * a wi ° H rou u«»8e. Kuddlemee Toy» fill the bill exadly: besides, they • The "Kuddlemee ,f Toys j DOGS-"MIKE," 10/6, 20/-, 22/G; "DANDY," IS/-,- "PRINCE," 10/- "FIDO," 10/-; '' I 'TERRIER," 11/6, .15/-. OATS (Prchistoric)-SMIR.K, 10/6, 13/6; DAK-DAK PREHISTORIC (Namo Un- \ known),-9/6 each; "SMUT," 11/8, 20/-. \ PENGUINS--6/6. MONKEYS-12/6. ;.' . \ KANGAROOS—IO/8, 25/-, 30/-. : RABBITS-4/6, 6/6, 8/6. 3 ELEPHANTS—IS/-, 16/8, 55/-. . . DEARS ON SKOOTERS-6/6. ' : • 3 DANCING BEARS WITH SPRING LEGS. DANCING DOGS WITH SPRING LEGS. ' j KUDDLEMEE SKITTLES-Sot of 9 different, plush animals- and 2 balls, 35/- set. 3 GOATS, CATS, DOGS, SEALS, RABBITS, LAMBS, TORTOISES, KEWPIES— I,'- each. ' \ OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A SHOE—Shoo with 8 Kiddies, 10/- sot. PLUSH BALLS WITH RATTLE-3/-, 4/-, 5/-, 6/6. ; : [j "- V\ W&BL PPIMITQ "!'» ;! ' : !'-' vy ENGINEERING • *jjL • tT |o| The Toy of To-day. ' ° 1 ° ' ° fIU " "Primus" is the latest and bost develop- • «JM ' j ° {SI ° mcllt Engineering Toys. In fact, it is o '|x' „ j o &£r!g » more tlian;a Toy; it'.satisfies a'boy's desno „ a . » j o IIIP o 'to "niako things,'!? and.irill give many liour3 o JM • o jo ||||| o of pleasure plus education. ' 'Primus is . js|sjj§a ° I •SB' WOOD AND METAL. 1,. j 0 r ° Sot No. . • I 0 ttp " o—ll/6 Accessory Sets- jr ■ y a;- i Of course you are. Ycu . i SOLID LEATHER KIT BAGS—With covered frame, Min. 65/-, 16in. 75/-; 18in. 85/-.' NAUGAHYDE WATERPROOF KIT BAG- 18in. 125/-, 20in. 145/-. . ' . ! THE MELBOURNE, KIT BAG-16in. 70/-, 18in. 80/-; i BRIEF BAGS—Solid liide, Win. 45/yl6in. 52/6, 18in. 57/6. ! SOLID HIDE SUIT OASES—22in., £7/10/-, £8/5/-, £9/-/-, £9/10/-1 24in., £8/-/-, £8/5/-, £9/-/-, £10/10/-i 26m., £8/-/-, £8/15/-, £9/15/-, £10/15/-. All Leather Coods Purchased Lettered in Cold or silver—Froo of Charge, > . ' .' i '■, . ' i ' ■■ - ' !

Beautiful Art Volumes. THE CHARM'OF THE ETCHER'S ART, in 3 parts. Each book contains 12 reproductions by famous artists. . Price 10/6 each. CHARLES-SHANNON, A.R.A.-Containing 10 Colour ■ • Plates, and 1 Black and Whito Plate. Price 10/6. FRANK BRANGWYN, R.A.-Containing 8 Colour Plates. Price 10/6. FOUR CBEAT AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS. MAX MELDRUM—His Art and Views; 42 Black and AVliite Illustrations. . Price 10/6. CONRAD MARTENS—The Man and His Art; by Lionel Lindsay. GO Coloured, 11 Sepia, and 16 Pencil Drawings. Price 42/-. THE ART OF JOHN KAUFFMANN-Twenty illustrations in ha,li'-tono; an edition of 500 copies, each signed by the author. Price 25/-. THE; ART 01'' J. j; HILDER-36 Coloured Illustrations, 15 Pencil Drawings. Price 42/-. AUSTRALIAN ART BOOKS. Each Containing Seven Illustrations. Price 2/6 eaoh. THE ART OF WALTER WITHERS. THE ART OF DAVID DAVIES. THE ART OF GEORGE W. LAMBERT. THE ART OF FREDERICK McCUBBIN. THE SCARLET LETTER-By Nathaniel Hawthorne. Beautifully Illustrated in Colour by Hugh Thomson. 40/-. THE ROAD MENDER—By Michael Fairless. Illustrated - in Colour by E. W. Waite. Prion 15/-. KIPLING'S SONG OF THE ENGLlSH—lllustrated in Colour.: , Price 15/-. SCOTTISH'PAINTINGS, PAST AND PRESENT—By ■ James S. Caw. Profusely illustrated. Price 21/-. THE ALLIED FAIRY-BOOK—Beautifully Illustrated by Edmund Dulac. Price 27/6. . THE WATER BABIES-By Chas: Kingsley. Hlhktratcd in ColourJiv Jessie WiMcox Smith. Price 26/-. THE SLEEPING BEAUTY—Ro-told by Sir Arthur Quil-lor-Couch, and ■• illustrated in: colour by.. Edmund Dulae. ( • Price 27/6. ! Stories for Boys and Girls. WRECKERS OF SABLE ISLAND—By 1 Oxley Mac Don' aid. 21: '" ". '• ■" ' '-" BOSOM FRIENDS—By Angela Brazil. 2/-. THE STORY OF THE HEATHER-By May Wynne. 2/-. . KITTY TRENIRE-By Mv Quiller-Couch. 2/-. PRESTER JOHN-Bv John Buchan. 2/-. -.. HIGHWAY PIRATES—Bv Harold Averv. 2/-. PETER THE WHALER—By W. H. G.. Kingston. 2/6. KING OF THE ATR-By Herbert Strang." 2/6. THE FLYING SUBMARINE-By Percy AVesterman. 2/6. TREASURE ISLAND—Bv R. L. Stevenson. 2/8. THE ARABIAN NIGHTS. 3/-. TOM BROAVN'S SCHOOLDAYS—By Thos Hughes. 3/-. AVHAT KATIE DID-Bv Susan Coolidge. 3/-. WHAT KATIfI DID AT SCHOOL-By Susan Coolidge. 3/-. YOUNG FRANC'JTREURS—By G. A. Henty. 3/6. CARRY ON—Bv Herbert Strang. 3/6. THE A'OUNG RAJAH—By AV. H. G. Kingston. 3/6. LEONE ANNANDALE'S STORY—By E. EverettGreen. 4/-, KING OF THE AIR—Bv Herbert Strang. «/-. IN THE GRIP OF THE HAAA'K—By Reginald Horsley. 41: THE GAYTON SCHOLARSHIP—By Herbert Hayes. il: FAIRY TALES—By Hans Anderson. 4/-. FAIRY TALES—Bv Brothers Grimm. 4/-. 20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA—By Jules Verne, j 4/-. A BOY'S ADVENTUEES ROUND THE WORLD-By J. 11. Tligginson. 4/-. . FROM POAVDEB MONKEY TO ADMIRAL—By AV. H. G. Kingston. 4/6. JAMES BRATHAVAITE-By AV. H. G. Kingston. 4/B. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN—By.AV. M. Thayer. 4/6. . 808 THE OASTAAA'AY—By Fraidc AV. AVebster. 4/6 HIGHAVAY PIRATES—Bv Harold Avery. 5/-. CAMP KIDDIES—By Lillian M. Py-ke. 5/-. ROBIN OF THE ROUND HOUSE—By I. M. Peacock. 5/-. LAUGHING AVATER:—By Ethel Turner. 5/-. . A PRINCE AT SCHOOL-By Lillian M. Pyke. 5/-. ON THE BANKS OF THE AMAZON-AV. H. G. Kingston. 5/-. THE AVORLD OF ICE—Bv R. M. Ballantync. 5/-. DIO~ LESTER OF KUREOJONG—By Mary Grant Bruce. 5/-. ' FROM GEEECE TO ROME—Bv G. H. Kupfer. 6/-. STORIES FROM THE ILIAD—Bv H. L. Havell. 6/-. ROGER AVILLOUGHBY-By AV. H. G. KINGSTON. 6/-. ROSE MERVYN—By Anno Bcale. 6/-. THE PENDLETONS—Bv E. M. Jameson. 6/-. MORE KINDRED OF THE AVILD-By C. D. G. Roberts. 6/6. A PAIR OF SCHOOL GIRLS—By Angela Brazil. 8/6. A LADY OF THE BASEMENT FLAT-By Mrs. de--1-lonio A'"ai;:cy. 6/6, A SCOUT'S SON—Bv C. Turlcv. 6/6. LOST AMONG THE EED MEN—By Edward S. Ellis. THE PONY EXPRESS RIDERS—By Edward S. Ellis. 6/6.

-> . ——; ; ; —ju. . £77ie Latest Fiction. By Well-known Writers. KINDRED OF THE DUST—Peter B. Kync. 6/-. (Author of Cappv Kicks.) THE SLAVER OF SOULS—Robert W. Chambers. 6/THE CHINESE LABEL-By J. Frank Davis. 6/-. (An outhralliny: Secret Service Novel.) HAPPILY MARRIED-By Corra Harris. 6/-. FREE AIR—By Sinclair 'Lewis. 6/-. • (A Delightful Motoring Story). " • THE VANITY' Compton Mackenzie. 6/-. THE TOLL VlLLA—By'Lucas Malet, 6/ r . , CUPID IN. AFRICA—By- Capt., P. C. Wren. 6/-. IN THE MOUNTAINS—By the author of "Elizabeth and Her German Garden"). 6/-. "Its charm and sweetness steal upon the mind as with the spell of a delicate.September day."— "Times" Literary Supplement.THE PLUNDERER— By Henry Oven;- '■„ 6/-, .. A'Thrilling Story -of the Marsh Lands of Florida; • „SONNIOA—By. Vincent lbanez, the author of ,"The ' •'i •';'-.' Four' Horsemen of the Apocalypse." ' ''6/-;.' • McGLUSKY, THE GOLD-SEEKER—By. A': G.-Hales. ■:; e/-. ..".* ■•• : .= •■; . -■ THE CROSS PULL—By.'Hal. G.Evats. ' 6/-..' ' '-," . ."■ "The best dog story since "The Call of the Wild." .—"Times ... Literary Supplement, London. ANDERSON CROW, DETEOTIVE-By George Barr McCtitcheon. 6/-. THE KAISER'S INVESTMENT-Joseph Hosking. 6/-. THE WATCH DOG OF THE CROWN-John Knipo. 8/-. . A powbrful historical nov.el of the Tudor period. HARVEST—By Mrs. Humphry Ward. 6/-. • SWEETH fiARTS UNMET—Berta Ruck. 6/-. THE AVHITE HEN-Phvllis Campbell. 8/-. PAINTED-MEADOWS—Sophie Kerr. 6/-. ■ DOUBLE LIFE-Grant Richards.' 6/-. A first-rate racing yarn. IN THE SWEAT OF THY BROW-Joseph Hocking... 5/-. ........ , ■■:.. Standard Authors and Poets. In Beautiful Bindings—Lambskin, Sucdo and Morocco. • What more exquisite gifts-can be conceived than ' the works of Standard Authors'in dainty and sort-... iceablc bindings ?• Here is a: great selection- of Beautiful Books. 'J , TENNYSON'S COMPLETE POEMSFrench Morocco, Gilt Edges, 32/ G. Crushed Morocco, Padded, Gilt Edges; 35/-. Rutland Morocco, Padded, Red under Gilt Edges, 42/6. LONGFELLOW'S COMPLETE POEMS-Oxford edition. Illustrated. Turkey, Morocco, Padded, Red under Gilt Edges. 32/6. WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE— . Oxford Edition, complete in one volume. Straight Grain Roan, padded. Red under Gilt Edges, Gilt Roll. 30/-, postage lOd. Oxford Edition, complete in one- volume. Suedo : l padded, Gilt Edges, Gilt' Roll, Monogram. 30/-, postage lOd. Oxford Miniature Edition, on Oxford India Paper. Six volumes, bound French Morocco, Gilt Edges in French Morocco Case. . 60/-., postage lOd. Pocket "Falstaff" Edition, ten volumes. Bound in Lambskin, in Case. 50/-, postage 1/-. World's Classics Edition, in nine volumes. French Morocco, GSIt Top, French Morocco Case. Price 75/-, postage 1/4. THE WORKS OF R-UDYARD KIPLING—Thin Paper, - Red Lambskin, Gilt Top. Each 10/6. THE WORKS OF GEORGE MEREDITH-Thin Paper, Red Lambskin, Gilt Top. Each 8/-. THE WORKS OF W. M. THACKERAY— Oxford Illustrated Edition, twenty volumes. French Morocco, Gilt Top. £6/10/-. "■ Oxford India Paper Edition, seventeen volumes, : imitation leather, Gilt Top. £4/14/6. Oxford India Paper Edition, seventeen, volumes, ' lambskin, Gilt Top. £6/15/-. Oxford Edition, seventeen volumes,! Cloth. £4/6/-. THE WORKS OF CHARLES 'DICKENS— Fireside Edition, twonty-two volumes. French Morocco. Gilt Top. £9/9/-. Oxford India Paper Edition, eighteen volumes, Lambskin, Gilt Top. £7/10/-. THE WAVERLEY NOV'ELS-Scott. & Twenty-live volumes, Cloth. £4/10/-. A.STUDENT IN ARMSFirst and Second Series', Dark Blue Lambskin, Gilt Top. Eaoh' 10/6 (postage 6d.) IN FRENCH MOROCCO, GILT EDGES-Prlce 12/6 (postago Bd.) Burns, Ingelow, Tennyson, Cowper, R. Browning, E. B. Browning, Keats, Emerson, Mrs. Hemnns, Byron, Longfellow, Lindsay Gordon, Scott, Southey! IN CRUSHED MOROCCO, RED UNDER GILT EDGES. Prices 17/6 and 21/- (postage lOd.) D. C.Rossetti, Wordsworth, Shakespeare, Shelley, Moore, Emerson, Scott, Proctor, Golden Treasury, Keats, Longfellow, Cowper, Tennyson, E. B. Browning, Burns, Lindsay Gordon, Milton. "■ IN IMITATION CRUSHED MOROCCO, GILT EDGES. Price 12/6 (postage KM.) Ingoldsby Legends, Canterbury Tales. Gems of English Poetry, Longfellow, The Faerie Queen, Emerson's Works, Byron, Dante's Divine Comedy.

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