:.' . . .-. . ' ■ ■-.' , ' . '...', . .' 81)32 NESB NOTICES. ■ ' "Dainty Linens, bleached on the Emerald Isle, Shaming with whiteness the untrodden snow, 'j^SZSZ Pure as the shamrock, sweet as the colleen's smile, SUSS^^ #/" Fresh as the winds that o'er her mountains blow." \\ II —MOORB. II There's a charm about clean, white, dainty linen that even silk fabrics II can never possess, and this is aptly described in the above quotation. This M appeal is strong in the fancy linens now showing at Beath's. Ladies will be delighted with the many beautiful articles wrought by the cunning hands of the Irish peasantry, and redolent of the land of the Shamrock. : Lace-edge and Insertion Duchesse Sets — 1/3 1/9 2/3 2/11 to 4/11 pet set Venetian Lace Duchesse Sets, with linen centres-— 11/9 14/6 16/6 to 27/6 per set Real Cluny Lace d'Oyleys sid. S£d. IOJd. 1/1J each Drawn-thread and Embroidered Linen d'Oyleys— 6id. 9Jd. 1/1J 1/11 each Drawn-thread and Embroidered Linen Table Centres-— : 2/3 2/11 3/6 4/6 each Real Hand-made Crochet d'Oyleys— 1/6 1/9 2/6 2/11 each Hemstitched Pillowslips, frilled— 1/4J 1/7 i 1/11 2/3 2/6 each Drawn-thread and Embroidered Linen Pillowslips, frilled— 6/11 and 11/6 per pair Drawn-thread and Embroidered Duchesse Covers— 3/11 to 6/11 each BE ATH & CO. LTD. |» CHRISTCHURCH Wi ■■■SSiiSLim ■■■■i,,,-.,,,,,.,, - - - ' J* s || Riglit oust on its own is& every way— £h® best l||| m Tobacco ever p^asned into a Pipe EowL v |||| 1| That's why men wl&o smol&edi eiipemslve B| U&\ s^iost'a^es clroppedi tKeffia ax^d now fa-uy Golden fesflX Eafpe. It sixi^ply ca^t folte.yonar ton^^ae —ssnolte j||| -- H Kalf-a-dosen pipes one after ,tlie otfeLer, ; and psfi .;,. S you've still a sweet, soothing sanolie. Golden m Eagle Isolds its fire losa^ and close aiad'is tHe'. |||| '*\ fi most economical tobacco. Try a tin and prove. '-Si '- §8 its inherits. . ' - _ -V B8 TS'i.e sie%v Gift Scheme is way up top too. Splendid iJ'Sji ! presents for yo«.-aiidi tHe* lady-save yotir seals an<l ]'£$$}* " >|ji jget hor a gift she will surely appreciate. ' - Llft^ M HERE'S A TIP FOR SMOKERS. :§J'| &M When you buy a new pipe, don't smoke it until you've soaked the inside of the !.***! jjy&i! bowl and stem in milk for at le.-ist twelve hours. It will then smoke sweet and ■ ii%'^ 'SM cool right from the start. t , \m\ f~&i) ' llii .r'^AßMßßS.inecrtaniCS, b!ac«s« PILES'. !"*"* smiths, pafsiters, and all # The only permanent relief from piles othT^ who labr'^'f «ecd PT| jf^ |#^ jl s relief *rora constipation so ,as to re- • - nWmFDOLJNE Pi The 1 if Mtli^^^TQ™ lieve the blood pressure and irritation I'rtl'L1 'rtl'L<' ,»uuJL!!u.,y nc y ■ iW?« Si*^Vi^® «ia^SWf^L^« m the intestines, then the piles will ;tlwst, cleanest arsd most heat- gradually disappear. Ohamborlam's. i»*^ article ever prepares ?or me Tablets will certainly cure your conUv;jd§. Use it daily, if- everywfoere. stipation.—Sold by all Chemists andStorekeepers. 12 0^
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXII, Issue 8258, 26 December 1911, Page 7
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