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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13612, 22 December 1909, Page 5

GIFT THINGS IFOR XMAS & NEW YEAR AT CAREY'S. We don't believe in making our warehouse a "toy-shop" at Christmas; thereby taking from the fancy dealer what is rightly his. But we have long lists of " Gift Things " at ready-money prices. • They should appeal to you. " Mercella " Handkerchiefs, with coloured border 3td. each H -mPitched Linen Handkerchiefs, from.. sd. to 1/3 each IFa-vv H mdkerchiefs, some with coloured embrod-red sp'-ay — ' From .. .. • • • • 7d. to 2/4 each Embro : d2red Muslin " Peter Pan " and " Gibson " Collars— F/om 9i to 1/8 each Imitation Maltese Ties, from .. .. ■- • 2/3 to 7/6 R Maltese Ties, from .. .. 4/9 to 17/6 each Paris Lace Ties, from .. . .. .. 1/- to 5/3 each Paris and White Jabots, from .. T. 1/11 to 3/11 each Coloured Silk Bows, from .. ~. 1/- to 2/11 each Silk Ties, from .. .. ' .. 1/-to 2/9 each Tinse] Neckwear, at .. .. .. .. 10$ d« "Lavender," " Rose," and '' Pot-pourri " Bag?— F;om V-to 1/6 each Japanese Perfume Sachets, at .. .. 31 and 63. each Fioral Sunshades, from .. .. 7/6 to 13/6 each I Plain Sunshades, from.. .. .. 4/11 to 12/6 each ■ I Children's Sunshades, from .. .. 1/-to 3/11 each I Coppsr Calendars, from .. .. 101 d. to 1/9 each I and Cut Glass Hairpin Bottles and Trinkr Boxes — From .. .. 10 id. to 1/9 each Hand-painted Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, at .. 1/6 each Sky and Primrose Moire Blptters, at .. .. 1/6 each CAREY'S READY-MONEY STORE. I|lL mm L

I Smiths Taxi Cabs I I ================-== LIMITED =- — ■ - 5 * AXI J, TAJa 11838— telephone—1838 I OABAOE . . . CENTRAL GARAGE, WORCESTER STREET. I CAB STAND . . HEREFORD STREET (Opp. Bank N.Z.) Cpo?-i*> g A PAPER for THE PECfPIJS THE SATURDAY Evening News" Published In THREE Editions, at 4 p.m. 5 p.m. 8 pjn. 12 pages llcTuZ: 12 pages The Saturday issue of the "Evening News" is recognised as the best evening paper now published in the. South Island. It has more special features and a greater variety of interesting and high-class \ reading matter than any other, and it is because of this that it has > won such a high place in popular esteem. Amongst its leading f attractions every Saturday are the following v— t NEWS OF THE WORLD ... 1 Being a page devoted to the latest and most interesting happenings ' at Home and abroad, as recounted in the leading British and foreign .. newspapers. ' ■ * SELECTED FICTION ... Consisting of serial and complete stories of a high literary quality. £ THE HOME MAGAZINE ... I A page specially devoted to topics of interest to women, in which , fashions and hundreds of other matters feminine are entertaingly discussed. FARM AND GARDEN ... A corner for agriculturalists and gardeners, professional or amateur. GREENROOM AND GALLERY . . . A weekly chronicle, by G. R. H. about plays and players. , BAND GOSSIP byToM-ToM. SPORT OF ALL KINDS ... A page devoted to outdoor pastimes, including chatty new» and notes by special contributors. ' THE LATEST EDITION of the " Evening News " published at 8 o'clock always contains the fullest and most reliable results of the day's ... SPORTING FIXTURES AND EVENTS and may be obtained from all runners and agents throughout the city and suburbs. 12 pages .. 84 columns .. 1 Penny

A woman spends a large portion of her time over the Kitchen Range, bo the hae a right to the very beet one made, the ATLAS RANGE. THE "ATLAS" ENSURES UNIFORM RESULTS IN COOKING, AND ECONOMY IN FUEL CONSUMPTION. Call and enquire more ajxiuti~ihem. SCOTT BROS., Ltd., MANCHESTER STREET. CA35}

Farmers and Horse Owners Note. OUR PREMISES ARE OOMINO I>OWS. ALL STOCK MUST BE IMMEDIATELY CLEARED. BUY SADDLERY AT WHOLESALE PRICES WHILE OUR STOCK REDUCING SALE LASTS. Genuine Sale of Saddlery and Harness AT J JOHNSON AND COUZINS, 214 CASHEL STREET. C 4334 CHRISTCHURCEL