For the SUMMER WARDROBE A LIGHT TWEED OB WOOL CREPE ‘ COAT , Inspect . Celia’s collection of English Tailored Coats —some for casual wear; others more formal in type. Or AN ENGLISH LINEN DRESS Cleverly cut, with Inserted Pleatings— Stitched Belts—Collars—Revers and Pockets add to the interest of these simple, well-made Dresses of New Processed Soft Linen. Included are Several large sizes, with Collars and Long Sleeves. S.C Whiteombe & Tombs’ Bldgs., CASHEL ST. Soiop Celia. / B«ani v •s. td % W Accurate Time GENTLEMEN! If yon want a Sturdy, Accurate Timepiece, see our famous Nickel Lever .. At 25/Call or write Stewart Dawson LttL, Jewellers, High St., Christchurch.
Diamond Solitaires* Smart Platinum Settings. From £l3/10/Diamond Cluster*. Nsbw es i Platinum Settings. From £5/5/-3-Stone Di a mo.n d Bars—modem Piatioum settings.' From £* Magnificent Engagement Rings ~.. Chosen with Discrimination Thin love of artistically designed —high quality rings will never die. Out rings have been chosen for thelr quality .and value, and ' tlgena -Is - to antedate their exquisite beauty. m m 200 HIGH STREET (Procters corner) HOME BREW Mo Government Action? Why not have an abundance of refreshing cordials, beers, wines, etc., this summer? “The Book of Drinks” contains all the secrets of successful brewing, and it is full of proven recipes for making real good beverages. Be assured of success without experiments—send for your book now. Be able to make almost any known beverage yourself, it’s all so simple, and besides all recipes are quite lawful. Have your copy sent, post free, by return mail, just send your address and a shilling postal note to Auckland Publishing Proprietary, Dept. C. 1., Box 1839, Auckland. TIMAKU NEWS SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mrs Raymond Appleby is the guest of Mrs G. H. Ussher (Sefton street); Mrs R. H. Rhodes (“Came,” Sealy street), left yesterday on a visit to Christchurch. Mrs J. Ford , (Foxdown) has returned after a visit to the Misses Hassell (“Carshalton,” North street). Mrs G, Hart (Wai-iti road) has returned from a visit to Sumner. Miss Cara Pinckney (Glenaray, Southland) is the guest of Miss Peggy Unwin (Church street). HIGH GRADE FURNITURE FOR EVERY ROOM. At prices you’ll like! Modern, yet not extreme. A. D. Tucker Ltd. PRESS LANE FURNITURE FACTORY, Next Press Office, behind Warner’s Hotel, also Gloucester Street entrance. CORNS u relieoedln ONE minute! Take no risks: Use the one sure safe way which relieve* corn pain Instantly, removes corns quickly and keep* you rid of them. Dr. Scholl’s Zlno-pads with free Medicated Disks remove the cause of corns—prevent blister*" heal tore toes overnight. 9* - 1/6 S Obtainable only from Chemists and Or. trimC denlars gssry where. Uok for the name «a Dmftmrt and risk Wood* (191 MsireeblM SCftVSi Senwt itM. ' I Dr Scholls Pam ii gone! GYGLAX London’s best Beauty Treatment. A further service .... We have pleasure in advising that we have now, as a permanent member of our staff. Miss Beth Hunter, qualified Cyclax Consultant and Masseuse, who haa joined us direct from the Cyclax Salons in London. In Canterbury only at Ballantynes Miss N. Bradley ART FURNISHER 152 GLOUCESTER ST. Announces she has Just opened up a good selection of Printed linens, Cretonnes, Chintzes, Satins and Casements suitable for Soft Furnishings, and invites inspection. Telephone 31-363 CLEAR VISION moans speed, efficiency . . . These are easy when your eyes are right! Perfect sight not only means better work . . . but it means yon will enjoy your work more. PROCTER’S, The Opticians , 390 HIGH STREET. CHRISTCHURCH ’ ThouC 36-081 Visit— TIMAKU —Thursday, 12th November. WAlMATE—Friday, 13th November. Procter’s & Grant (late A. Grant) OPTICIANS 11$ CASHEL STREET Opposite Ballantynes ’Phone 83-703 for Appointment
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21938, 12 November 1936, Page 2
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