Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14547, 26 December 1912, Page 3

I ; I _ . , _ I jjj For Ladies j For the Home i \ For Men \ I I White Embroidered Muslin Blouse • I Point Lace D'Oyleys, lOin. x 10in., \ \ Everett's Trousers Pressors and | I R Pieces 2/6 to 10/6 each very choice 1/- 1/3 1/6 each | f Stretchers— i I I Han p 1 E ce 3 brOklerti ß/Ml li "o/6 1OU h\ I Dra ™ Thread « a Triraraed P ° infc ! I PriCe3 22/6 and 27/6 » - t f Cream Embroidered Radiantaßlou'se \ I Lace Tra * 16in-by 20m M I Men 's Fancy Vest,, latest English j t : I Pieces 7/ii 8/11 9/11 each 3 j *'" O/ $ * samples, in great variety— % I) I Strang's Embroidered Silk Japanese I Hemstitched aid Fancy Drawn- \ i Prices 4/6 6/6 8/6 10/6 i I I Blouse Lengths 7/6 10/6 Thread Tray! Cloths, 18in.x 27m. | i 12j6 to 21/- gj I I 18/6 J7/6 19/8 22/6ea % 5/9 eacn I 5 I I 1 A choice selection of Umbrellas", \ Hemstitched and Fancy Drawn- I I *gfii V I I I Fox's Paragon Frames, with 1 | Thread Tray Clothsl 20in. x 30in. I | PrlC * 3 2^6 27^6 tO | ".| I Satin-de-Cheno covers, handlo3 ; fi 7/6 7/11 each !j $ '" i 1 I with soli<l K° lcl mounts, Electro- I I Hemstitched and F«Jncy Drawn- I 1 Men's White Mercerised Hamiker- \ f| * plated Bracelets (quite the now- A | Throad Afternoon Tea Cloths, % I chiefs, with initials 1/- each | 4. § est )' 'vory and solid Bilver, etc., J qoin T jt/q c/o on fh i E * Prices ranging from g Ills en s **" ll;e Handkerchiefs, s I 10/6 to 32/6 each I I Irish Hand-F.mbroidered and Hem- | | plain and initialled— ' m>l A hugo range of choice Maltese Laco stitched! Afternoon Tea Cloths, S__lj 2/6 3/114/6 6/6 f Goods, comprising Peter Pans 36in.xS6in. 27/- ?l fi frnm st/-H onph Pr>lKi-ntfo n R/e k Sr-i.TTji-.u-j li ■ a-rr is s c ATioj Coloured Han llcerohiefs— ra #| trom 4/11 each, Collarettes 5/S 31 Insh Hand-Embroidered and Hem- fLznS o.q tVIQ u a if j A _ en i , - I to 13/6 each; Cravats 3/d to t» stitched Afternoon' Tea Cloths, 3/9 the half-dozen ,| I 8/6 each; Bcarvcs in assorted 54in. x 54in. ... 21/6 27/6 \ j Ties, latest styles and shapes- } ga S patterns, from 5/6 to 75/-each; 1 T• v rr j n v -j j j t I a -i 144 i n a. ia / I I Plastrons 7/6 to 12/6 each f I"* Hand-Embroidered and Lace | 1/11 to 4/6 j II An excellent range of Handkerchief " Sβ?' I Special Boxed " President" Braces- I g 6. Scarves, suitable for Christmas 6 " & * ob/ " 3/6 a pair \ ? Presents, in various colourings Bound All Real Lace Tray Cloths, j \ j E| I and patterns 1/11 2/6 8/6 ea. i 20in. ... 23/6 each | | White Tennis Shirts 4/6 to 6/6 i § boxes suitable for Christmas s 3 iU '° 10/0 jj ■I I . preMnta,fromß/eto27/ ;; idoz. I All Real Lace Table Centres |4in- | g | ffl I A pretty selection of Lace Collars 38/8 75/- 5 | 12/6 1 W I and Cuffa, as now worn. A sor- Fancy Drawn-Thread and Lace | t I S viceable gift for Christmas, from Trimmed Pillow Shams— j Fancy Half-hose in all latest shades, j M I 1/11 to 9/8 ; 10/6 and 11/6 each \ Btriped and with clocks t g a A beautiful range of Scarves, in all Embroidered lad Fancy Drawn- ' 1/11 to 3/9 each | I S f? d . es '. c ,°, m P"« in f ?™ on > A n rtl - Thread Cushion Covers, hem- Hemgtitched Linen Handkarohiefa t'j d iicial Silk, Oriental Net, Cry- #,ni amo. ««,»u nemaiucnea uinen iianaKarcnieis, g ' M etalline, Lace, Silk, etc., in ■btohed fall ... 10/6 each | from .... 5/6 *-d oz . ■* i vaaioua widths & assorted styles, k* 66 Tnmmed Cushion Covers, with 3 | | 8 I from «/ll to 42/- each <* ntre design ... ... 18/6 I j| a Sunshades in all colours, plain and Fancy Drawn - Thread Sideboard II- or Children " | I 1. , fancy » from , 2 / 14 to a W" each Cloths, with lace trimming- A charming se i ecfc i on of med e-^ I 1 A large and vaned assortment of 5/11 each j . Frock.,, Coats, Overalls, Hats, ! I I Belts, Suede, lintel, Elastic, p oinfc Lacfl Sideboard ! Bonnets, &c, dainty and service- I I I Itm 1/' tot/c each Oloths *'" 6 9 each | I in a wide range of price,. I I Hundreds of fascinating gift goods are . . . . I shown in all departments, economically priced ■ : C7BR*-094 ■ "■ f»J ._;'.■;,

= Handsome Carved JESESII M Sideboards at £1110s. To-day and inspect my choice selection of Quaint ]is^§ftiijL' Antique Furniture. Special fir *7/7 I iPft H w /itßil designs to suit Bungalows, ffl *< fl[ I liSm II M Hi m f M AMI lIP , Af^TITDI? nf //A ~^®m ' all my own Fnrnitnre U JsL* j i; Js-JI Wm INSPECTION CORDIALLY I I Catalogues free on application. <I Qv 111111111 HP I J TERMS ARRANGED ' (?v inluu\ I with approved buyers at PB| JOHN M. MITCHELL ' Mfflb Iss pMS ; ***"**■* I IMb Th« Furniture iManufaoturer ; , » 535 Co j ombo nr $outh g g e t - ' —* I 07716-1313 ;■■; ff ■ -fr It is very difficult to select a useful XMAS GIFT for a man, but have you ' '■■' l\ m ever thou £ ht of a Thermal ? Hi ' I wilt keep foods or liquids at any Iffi I temperature. Coffee, Soups, Jellies, i /""N !| Ice Creams, salad«, Stews, etc. ji/wlGO] ! Keeps Hot 24 hours. Keeps Cold 60 hours '[^""SS^If 0 I One Pint Size - - 7/6 ! One Quart Size - - 12/8 I \£toriLj\ 1 These bottles differ from the expensive I \ •~~Z~7 3 ones in the outer case only. ill J Tnst think hoy,- serviceable to a man whilst Fishing. |i E Shooting. Motoring. Boating. Cycling, etc. Certainly a ■ra-ffP gift that would be appreciated. ; i ~'*X. 'B ■ ' » THE QUALITY IRONMONGERS k\c7??i IMMU>JW - - -i milieu" iwiii ■iHwiiiiii iii«gg*%i 81 CASHEL. STREET. WEST.

IRRITATION ON LEG past mumcE Worse Every Day, Not Able to Walk. Scratched Till Nearly Fainted with Torture. Cuticura Soap and Ointment Gave Instant Relief, Now Completely Cured. 15 Prospect St.. Wavcrley, Sydney. N. S. W.—"Several years ac;o I was living In Narrandera on the "Western Line when I suddenly contracted a bad leg. It first started with slight itchinc. but it became worso and worse every day until the irritation becamo past endurance. I used to scratch it till the blood came and I can assure you I had no peace night or day and in consequenco becamo seriously ill. "My leg getting worse I had to give up work, not being able to walk I had to lie on a couch all day and at night was lifted on the bed. I used to scratch my leg till I nearly fainted with the torture. I used everything I saw advertised but nothing did mo the slightest bit of good. I was getting worso all the time and I was almost in despair. I saw Cuticura Ointment advertised and being only too glad to grasp at anything that I thought might give mc relief I sent at once to our chemist for some of the Cuticura Remedies. I washed my leg at once with the Cuticura Soap then applied the Cuticura Ointment and to my utter amazement I felt instant relief. "After the third application, my leg: was decidedly better, and from that time, my lee kept improving every time I applied the Cuticura Ointment until it got completely cured and has remained so to this day." (Sisned) VTm. Bundoek. Aug. 1911. Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are sold throughout the world. For sample of each with'?.2-page Skin Book, post-free, address R. Towns & Co.. Sydnoy. N. S. W.