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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2644, 15 December 1915, Page 6

As Doris dozed in her hammock one day, 'Neath the shade of the old apple tree, She heard 1 a nice boy in the next garden say, ■ 'Tray excuse my presumption, Miss D. I ventured to climb on this beastly old wall To invite yon to our Polo Club ball. ... Bai Jove, cold's better—delighted,' I'm smre! Tou. must taka WoodV Peppermint Cure.—Advt.

■Olje Sentiments of Xmas ate expressed [ tuXmas(tar6s IIHBBI!lSBBSBBBBBiaBBBBBBB3BBBIBBBI3BBHBSBBlEIBBElIl ||| There are few, very few people who will not be | sending Xmas Cards to relatives and friends., □ Xrrias would not be Xmas without the interchange of these messengers of goodwill. Let your Xmas Card be good,arid.there is no reason why it should not be so.' You can make certain of getting the best that the markets offer and the widest choice if you come to us." And this is no idle statement. All our Xmas Card purchases are specially superintended by our Mr. B. E. H. Whitcombe, in London, and as our purchases extend to thousands—double and treble j that of other firms—we naturally get the best choice, As illustrating what we are offering we quote the following:— L □ The Sunny Hours Box containing 25 Splendid ■ [ Xmas Cards, with envelopes to fit 3/6 Tile Art Box (12 Cards and envelopes) 2/" Tile. "Union Jack Box (8 Cards and Envelopes) 2/- L The Scenic Box (20 Cards and Envelopes). 4/The Family Box (12 Cards) i v . 2/The Classic Box (6 Very Fine Gravure Picture Cards, with Envelopes) 2/The Trinmpll Box (12 Cards and Envelopes)....™ 2/6 E The Hamstead Cabinet (12 Cards) 1/3 The Autograph Xmas Stationery .....2/-, 2/6, 3/6 - - . per box Wycombe* Comb TDmt6.,lLambton Qua?, .. IBEBas^cJ