r T I HOSE who find it *• hard to decide on what to give a man need only step in here. Men have been catered for in a most practical manner —here arc gifts that men welcome and ere in nxd of. Choose from I OIiACCO roue ms. COLLAR BOXES, end IVALLE'ISat various prices. STEVENS BROS . pi;0 " The Strand, TAURANQA _ At the Triangle Ccrner, where the GOOD H VTS^Are Xmas Present Time at Rita i cc< Oo<Wn *v wmtk Utility Presents are Appreciated ■ Here we of-er you a few suggestions from our Weil Bought Stock ; : See Windows Presents for Gentlemen Silk Ties in wide end?, a lovely New Selection, 2/6 to 5/6 Silk Knitted Ties, 2'l I to 4/11 Silk Soft Collar?, 1/9. Collar Pin?. 6d and I/Silk Shirts in Tennis or Neglige, 22/6 Canoe Silkette Shirts, u/6 Silk Handkerchiefs, white 3/ri, or coloured 5/11 Initial Handkerchiefs, 1/6 Linen Handkerchiefs 2/6 Bracts, just impoited. 3/6, 5/6 Belts in leather or rubber. 2/6, 3/n Fancy B >xes Braces and Sox Suspenders, 6 6 Fancy Sox, Lisle or Silk, F l l to 6/6 Sox Suspenders, mw wide weave, 2/6 Panama Hats, 10,'6 to 39 6 Washing Hals or Helm t?, 4/6 Light Alpaca Coats or Navy Bi zers white braid Bilhing Costumes, coiton 4/6, wool 11/6^ Bawling or Tennis Shoes. 8/11, it 16, 17/6. Presents for Ladies Holeprool Hosa in black or w'-Te, 3/tL Ditto, in Real Silk Ankle, I i/6 Suede Shoes in fawn, mole, gtty or black, 37/6 White Buck Shoes, strap or lace, 32/6 , White Canvas Shoes, leather sole, strap or lace, 12/6 to 17/6 Tennis or Seaside Shoes, white rubber ?ole, 711 Ditto with new Crepe Rubb-r Sol’, 15/6 Turquoise Blue Afternoon House Shoes, 12/6 Presents for Boys Sun Hals or Helmets, white, grey or khaki, sl6 to slll Rubber or Leather Bells, 2'6, 3/6 Canoe Shirts, white, striped or pique Scout Shirts—Scout Plats and Belts, 2/6 Initial Handkerchiefs, l/6 Washing Suits, siz-~s I to II Sandals, Pan or Black Sand Shoes, white or grey, 4/3 up Bathing Costumes, I or 2-piecc, 2/6 up Presents for Girls Patent or Glace Bar Shoes White Canvas Bar or Lace Shoes, leather soles White Canvas Shoes, rubber soles Grey Sand Shoes, 3/11 up Dainty Slippers in all sizes Presents for Tiny Tots White, Black, Tan or Cardinal Strap Shoes, to 4/6 sizes I to 5 f Little Sox to match, 1/6 up Sandals 'in Tan Little Slippers in fancy boxes Travelling Requisites Suit Cases Bags Rugs C.G.C. SUITS, Ready-to-wear STETSON, BORSAUSO or BftTTERSBY HATS Bring Your Boot RepaiiNever mind who made them - —■•- Buy Good Linoleum? 4 Poor Quality Lino soon looks shabby. The pattern x:L comes off, holes appear, it won’t polish well and ■, ■ . the chairs cut into It. After a few months you want to burn it. We can show you - LINOLEUM SQUARES in all sizes that w II wear and look good right to the finish. The designs are attractive, the prices range to suit all purses : : : ; : : ' T. H. PHILLIPS, The Strand
Mi w II ® I mm m m n w 5M157. M iii s»s CC PROCRASTINATION is the thief of time,, ” slates one authority, and to Car On nan procraUination is the thief of money. tying your %adiator in before the damage grows bifger and repair costs mount higher-acting NOW will save both lime and money. TheTauranga Hardware p r° 6 "‘ & Plumbing Co. HAMILTON STREET, TAURANQA
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LII, Issue 8475, 21 December 1923, Page 3
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