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Hokitika Guardian, 12 January 1929, Page 3

CIO.OOO PEARLS LOST. LADY OWEX’S NECKLACE. PARIS. Nov. 14. L.uly Owon. widow of Sir Theodon Chi-rhs Owen, who died in 1926. hareported to the Paris police the loss of a pearl necklace stated to be valued at £IO.OOO. Lady Owen stated that she left hoi motor-car standing in Faubourg St. Rouore and walked to a department store. On arrival she realised that she had lost the small packet containing the necklace which she was taking to be repaired. No trace ol the missing necklace has been found. For pickles, sauces, or salads, ust Sharland’s Table \ inegar. Pure piquant, and free from mineral acids In bottle or bulk.—Advt.

Hack U No' * i iatistiec J \ "T & & 4v \l Wool Repp Y AllWoolCharmalame J or Ail Wool Crepe— R Surprising value-A Block ra I wortli every penny of I 7i/~, but by seli'jif, direct f from ou- workroom we 4 pass theshops'profiton to vou. Splendid quality, ui Almond, Beige, Rose, Black, Navy, Roy*l- - Sixe, Lido Blue, Brown, etc. Tailored •HMI/io To Your vjr j Measure Vest of pretty Celanese Silk to tone, Collai is also finished withsilk, inverted pleat* and Half Belt. Upieaui ouu i*y :• Measures required, all round bust, hips,in sleeve, i iL rioaL in rOUJIU BUai| *A‘I* J t*"*'* • length back, neck to hem. We make all allowance*. Over 40 bust, 5/- extra, over 4'l bust io/~ extra. Write For Catalogue. ELASSON’S SuffilS Christchurch

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