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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 693, 18 December 1909, Page 10

'" !■ PUTTLK. I PUZ7I F H i I a 'W uxd fin vast lisa ■ y «» Emtf*?, Bm, J 2 THINK! THINK!! | i>> * _ . WHAT. A WORRY IT IS-CHOOSING THE GIFTS. BUT ! H GRUMBLE A3 WE WILL, MOST OF, US, AT ANY RATE, ARE I \ , GLAD TO HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY OF SHOWING OUR GOOD- \ I WILL AT XMAS TIME BY MEANS OF A GIFT. , j i t j !IN THE ISLAND WINDOW [ ,lAT IE ARO HOUSE, however j ,' Jα display of | : IS NOW BEING MADE WHICH IS CALCULATED TO REMOVE THE i ! PUZZLE-WRINKLES FROM'EVERY BROW, FOR IT SOLVES BE- ■ \■ , YOND ANY SHADOW OF DOUBT THE QUESTIONS:, "WHAT TO [ \ < GIVE?" "HOW MUCH TO PAYf",AND "WHERE TO BUY?" « S ' BE SURE AND' SEE THIS DISPLAY-IT INCLUDES MANY f j ■ OTHER WORTHY, GIFTS LIKE THESE.: j i , 'LADIES''LEATHER HANDKERCHIEF BAGS, including every style \ find shade in Peggy, Courier, Trio, What-Not, Irono, and Balloon f [ , Shapes. Choice may also bo had from Morocco, Senl, Hide, Sueded ■ Crocodile, Russia, Puma Skin, Velvet Crocodile, Sueded Calf, etc., ] I from 4s. Ifd., 65. 6d., 73. 11d., BS. 11(1., 9S. 11d., 12s. 6d., 14?, 6(1., : ■ : 16s. GcJ., 18s, 6d., to 30s. 6d, each. ' \ [ ' i LADIES' INDIAN BAGS, in soft Suede Kid, to match the meat fash- \ | ionable colours in Costumes, 12s.' Bd. 14s: Ed., 16s. Cd. These are '■ I very stylish, and make nice prosents. i i .LADIES' PURSE BAGS, in Ruisia, Puma, and Velvet Crocodile, Bs. \ • i Cd., 10S. C'.!., 12s. 6d., 14s. 8(1. , . LADIES' FITTED DRESSING CASES, from 2, 2*. and 3 Guineas. \ : _ j GLOVE. HANDKERCHIEF, AND COLLAR BOXES, crushed Morocco i \ ti Leatherette, Is. 11d. eaoli. f, '~']' SATIN-LINED WORK' BASKETS, in a variety of styles, from 7S. 6d.. ( i ' , Ss. od., 9s. Cd., 10s. 6d., 123. 6d., 14s. 6d., 16s. ad. • |L , WELL-FITTED AND i VERY DAINTY WORK COMPANION, Bs. Ed. * \ ',■ I COMPLETE MANICURE SETS, 8, 9, and 10 pieces, 4S. lid., 63, lid., i - ' BS, 6d., 10S. 6d.', 12S. ed., 14s. 6tl. > ■ j , '' : LADIES' SILVER-BACKED HAIR BRUSHES AND MIRRORS, Bs. ! .',. ' > 6d., ,10s. 611., 12s. 6d., 14S. 6(1. to 21S, pach. SILVER TOILET TRAYS, 1«d. 6d., ISs. r Bd,, 18s. 6d. " ' .SILVER-MOUNTED CUT-GLASS TOILET BOTTLES, 2s. ed., 3s. 6d., 4s. cd. each. - ' " } SILVER HATPIN STANDS, Is. '9d., 25., 2s. 3d., 2s. 6(1. - ' >, ■ SUNSHADES ARE SUITABLE.—Wo hav;e ju3t opened an unusually , ~' choice collection of Ladies' Umbiellas, the handles bciny distinctly J unique—9S. Ed,, 12s. ed., 14S. 6d., 16s. fid., 17s. 6d., 19S. 6d. to 275. 6d. * ; DAINTY FEATHER' BOAS -Choice lot in White Coquo, 13S. GrJ., lEs. - ' , ed.j 18s. ed. 225. ed. to 275. ed. OSTRICH FEATHER BOAS, 355. to 105s. , ~ LADIES' SILK MALTESE SCARVES—always acceptable ae presents— , • very fine assortment just opened, 68. Bt).i 7s, 6d., Bs. 6d., IDs. 6d. - to SBs. ed. ' ■ ' ■ ,r v"/ FANCY PRESENTATION BOXES" OF "LADIES' HAND-EMBROI-. ~ ' i .vDERED 'HANDKERCHIEFS, 2s. 6d., 3s. 6d M -4s. 6d., Ss. 6d., es. '/• ."', ■' \ 6 &i 78r ed. eaohr'iThfjse contnin really; hiEh,-finulo*quahty o f Irish , ' » / , ''Handkerchiefs, i t , , l , ' ; LADIES' LACE JABOTS—the result of a Cable Order—far and away ' the choicest we havo ever shown, 2s: 6(1., 2S. T lid. 3S. 6d., 3S. 11ci., 4s. lid,, Bs. iid.*aao«.V,j ri ififto jfiVJJ- '", , .PETER PAN COLLARS, from Is. to 4s, Bri. . v ;' NICKEL WATCHES to teach "a boy punctuality, 55,, 78. 6d. each. ' •', ; ' i In other Sections there ,will be Gloves and Toys, and many other ,•• ', acceptable presents. If you are /in search of a suitable gift for.a. Man, ' ,; , ! v visit the Men's'Section. A host of'gift suggestions ;will at onco preEent j ' i "! ' i , themselves. Doh'i wait till the last minute—we'll both be the bettor J ' i for, early buying. • ' ,/•>-,. — .-»«,. j- , ( , ' ' r -," .i ■' *"* *' v> ' '" 1 .".-.j' ' ,; Ottba &n6 Dboa- Streets, ■ j '■ J "\ ' ■ ; " WELLINGTON. . I *\ ' ' ' ' < I 'r / . ,* <, s '," X*i© XHzieet Collection o* Trfoli^,'^*!* l Ptauzicloe .; pui! I* KB@SJ v L '' I J With over 150 Wonderful • , ' ' V < \ Hundreds of the Best of the Famous Sara v' S r'T 3 '"" • } Loyd's Artful Tricks and Clever Puzzles. ' l ' } $L~M$SiLi. X Many of the Puzzles are worth more than the \ , > price of the entire collection. Every Trick quite' 'j » i new or set out in a novel way. « \ Published at 2/6, but selling at 1/6 for a limited , i n # time just to advertise our other goods. ' I , ' ', *j-isES2r""" ', ' Fun and Amusement for Many a Year. Tha Un3on flianufactuplng Cc. p I . ;,-,! - A Big Boot, 11 jj 8 inches 299 ELIZABETH STREET, MEUiOURfIS. > 'i' ' ' i We havo pleasure in announcing that wo hava now Opened a Collection of BEAUTIFUL GOODS to meet the demands of the CHRISTMAS SEASON. These comprise a * ' GREAT VARIETY of INEXPENSIVE GIFTS, as well as the MORE EXCLUSIVE EX- ,. AMPLES of Handicraft. ''' ORDERS BY POST WILL RECEIVE SPECIAL AND PROMPT ATTENTION. ■ Wellington--J 62 Lamjbton Qoay; Wangaat* 1--49 Ridgway St. ■ . DELIGHT'FOR THE YOUHCSTERS ON XMAS MORNING. ■ CAMPBELL'S RICH XMAS STOCKINGS-3d., OS., Is., is. Gd., Is. Bd,, 2s. fid., 3s. ¥Un for the Party—CAMPBELL'S XMAS CRACKERS, Is. 3d. and Is. Sd. WP A M T 40 AND 42 MANNERS STREET, . v viiVlTli: IMHiLdLi, 203 ctjba stbejst. • , 163 RIDDffOIID STBEBT. NEWTOWN.

■ ■ ii !; J I° f an y I **-' practising in Wellinnion to-day who can provo that ho is the Originator of [ I I Painless Dentistry. Wα are New Zealand's best and largest dental Concern. Forty-six thous- ' J JJL. JL 1 ll'l J ••"' pleased patienh attest our popularity. 1 Electricity used in all Departments. Written Gnarantee with all Work. J teeth p 9 9& . QDOMTUfSD'ER i Without Plates makes pulling and filling painless. We aro the only dentists in New Zealand to-day usinij tho 1 famous OdoDCunder. We Lave purchased the secret of its manufacture. It is the only pro- ! """ paration now universally reconi mended by dentists and physicians all over the world Wβ j ' ' pull more teeth positively painless than all other dontists. Try one and bo convinced Wo ■• ! TO ■ . v ' are reliable, responsible, and well-known. Our references aro twelve thousand patients a rear ; ,We are not nore to-toy and gone to-morrow. Wβ are the only Painless Dentists in New Zealand, and oar four years of successful •■ practice is prool of this. Call in the moraine and have your bad teeth out, and go home in the evening with new ones, if neces^rr (Low prices and best work is out,aim.) ' . —«~.»»j. : „ Good Sots of Teeth for £2 2 0 •) We make our best set of teeth for £3 3».-no ; , Gold Fillings — ». 7 6up V more, no less. It's tho very best plate that can Silver Fillings „. „. fi 6 ) be made and fitted v>ith our Patent Double : _ Examinations Free. • . Suction, which positively stops dropping down. ! ' ""JJ ".J?.*™'*?''.!? 8 loirest for 5 0 °d work. Only specialists omploVed. all pure gold and guaranteed lor ten ! jeaie, S». and ia 2s. a tooth. Tho best bridge-work mado in Wellington at this pneo. Solid gold crowns 305., guaranteed/This ie tho ■ only oace we nave in Wellington, and wo devote all' out attention to it. We have no agents, so bewaro of impostors. Get our esti- . i mates and compare them with others and bo',convinced. Nora.—We originated in dockland a perfect system ol painless dentistry. ! AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS, Caba and Hacosrs Streets (over Winder's). ■ • •',,,•..'.. ' ' " WELLINGTON. I Quean "ud Write!* Sl*. AMddmL , Writ,'«. -for AppoiMm.nt. ' ® r . Ray Her. Mursc" Attendant,