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Evening Star, Issue 20052, 18 December 1928, Page 10

A New Bag makes a .Bonny Gift Tailored Bags, Bunch Bags, Umbrella Bags, Bags of Morocco, Antelope, Shoe Calf, Chagrin Calf—all'types and styles of Goodlooking and Attractive Bags for Christmas giving.. A wide range of prices from - - - - 14/6 up.Please Inspect! JO m % I I % i I * We Detail Five HANDBAG, with patent lightning fastening; shade, Elephant’s Breath; .Chagrin Calf; back strap and finger, ring— '£2,; NAVY BLUE POUCHETTE, four pockets and inner purse, lined Grey, Kid and Pearl Grey Moire— £2 10/*.: AN UMBEELEA BAG, in Nut Brown and Peach Morocco, Silk Golden Brown Umbrella, 17in long,fitted into each-—Mirror, Purse, and two pockets; beautifully lined—£6 10/*. TAN CHA'GEIN GALE, a beautifully fitted Bunch Bag, with Amber mount of both Bag and Inner Purse;; lined Peach Silk Petersham. A roomy Bag— £6 6A. A quantity of ATTE A G TIV E MOEOCCO HANDBAGS, with handles, Pouch shape and Flat Envelope Pouchcttcs. Prices range from—• 14/6 to £2. DJ.C. for Bags

HAWKINS’S PRICE LIST. LISTEN!— All Patent Medicines sold at spot cash lowest prices at Hawkins’s, 150 George street, Dunedin. POST Free.—Good Enemas from 4s 6d to 12s 6d each.—Address L. Hawkins, 150 George street, Dunedin. SPRING Blossom Elixir, 2s bottle; a tonic and blood cleanser.—Hawkins’s Herbal Depot, 150 George street, Dimcom. SPRING Blossom Ointment, Is; euros soro legs, eczema, piles, rashes, chilblains, and skin complaints; sold everywhere. “ jpERTICURA ” Soap, healing and \J cleansing; cures deep-seated skin diseases; price, Is.—At Hawkins’s, Gcorgo street. SPRING Blossom Pills; price, Is; cure indigestion, liver, kidney, stomach troubles, also constipation. “ T3LOOMINE," a great Corn Cure; -O price Is, at chemists and stores; “ Bloomine ” out on its own. HAWKINS’S “Big Six” Cough Cure, for coughs, colds, whooping cough, ana bronchitis; prices, 6d, Is, and 2s. RS LOUISA HAWKINS’S Infant Teething Syrup, Is; Infant Soothing Powders, Is box; Gem Worm Powders, Is. AWKINS’S Instant Relief Asthma Powdcr clears tbo bronchial tubes, 'difliculty of breathing, and nasal catarrh. AWKlNS’S~l3otaiiio~Cougli Syrup, for bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough, croup coughs, and colds.—lso Gcorgo street. WFERING Women, avoid operations by using “Oraugo Blossom”; month's treatment, 5s. —L. Hawkins, Gcorgo street, Dunedin. 501 VITALITY PILLS, The Great Nervo-Spinal Tonic, Price, 5s 6d and the Special Extra Strong, 12s. Hail order chemist BOX 791 CHRISTCHURCH tip \iV W IRISH MOSS J ai\esg“i EH.ULSION; forth® old SANTA CLAUS “Every pufr Says—housewife should on her Christinas Grocery Order,” buttes? . "its pasteurized wJftKTJNS Therc is no PIS.X.S better pill than MARTIN’S. You rely upon MARTIN'S PILLS. Sold by ailChemitls and Stores, • You 9 IN order to have the Star’ out in .. good time, it is found impossible to classify Advertisements that come iu after noon. After this hour they cannot be classified. Wo would therefore request Advertisers to kindly bear this >u mind, and *end in their Order® early. '

Do These Gift Suggestions Help You? You’re looking for something that will please—someihing that will be practical and acceptable, aren’t you ? Well, hero are a few suro-to-be-appreciated gift suggestions that will solve your Christmas problems. Binoculars, Opera Glasses, Magnifiers, Compasses, Barometers, Thermometers, Hand Reading Glasses, Silver Cases, etc, Wo have a fine range for you to select from, and all these useful gifts are at prices you don’t mmd paying. Call in early and inspect. Fairmaid Optical Co., Limited, QUEEN’S BUILDING, DUNEDIN. Consulting Optician • • Mr A. Hamilton Fairmaid,

THE LEADING FURRIERS, FIRST FLOOR, HANNAH’S BUILDINGS, 24a GEORGE STREET. PHONE 10-890. LATE NIGHT FRIDAYS.

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