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I inf l < ft)" I iw wr L /H jAv 1 \ /' T Bl \ J IB A r 1 J2g 45 t| fISI V . fV MH I L. u■ Im/ Mb l 517.25 IRIIIT* IT sin HIGH NEW ORIENTAL IMPORTS ART OF THE EAST FOR YOUR HOME —SEE THIS COLLECTION! ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Fascinating pieces, fresh out of their packing cases from Shanghai, Peking and Taiwan —■ and each one is characteristic of the Eastern way of life. So if you’ve had your mind set on a sprinkling of character pieces for through the house, visit this exhibition soon. Hurry though,-for the favourites are not likely to linger, gggr ; Decorative or practical things, like ming tree bowls to tilgK show off treasured miniature plants. Jade chess sets VII. or sought-after long soup bowls 80c. Rice bowls and spoons from 68c. Ginger jars from $1.97. Chinese tea S|s : sets $l6. Butter dishes 27c. Hand made glass animals 55c. Indoor miniature garden pieces houses, 7 bridges, fishermen, etc., from 19c. Also of interest are S 7 the c^‘nese watercolour brushes 32c and incense burners with sweet smelling incense in a variety of / fragrances. Floral artists will adore the line up of vases f Fz * n the famous ming, green, blue and orange. See them f j / now at the City store china department. I Hlflk RSMSR 111 R 545 I JYS2