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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2955, 15 December 1916, Page 2

I Settle Your Gift Problems To-day! J Whether it bo for Mother, Father, Sister, Brother, Wife, Husband, Daughter, 11 elative, Servant,. .or Friend, the Gift that is sure of a welcome .can easily he found at our 3 GRAND CHRISTMAS. CARNIVAL Vj See our Beautiful Display of Christmas Novelties. You arc SURE to obtain satisfaction here! . j H Service is prompt—Goods aro dependable—Prices tho lowest. . i . . ; 5 1 | GIFTS THAT ARE BOTH DAINTY & USEFUL | | AJ ; ■ — -4. ' . . ; J 1 BOXED HANDKERCHIEFS. ; Daintiest of LACE VEST-! SILK ANKLE HOSE—With T\T Wum?nnWTtl<T> ETTRS AND COSTUME:; lislo top andjoot, m black, I .FRONTS — In' 'White or-! white, and tan. Price, I 4s 6d'-6 in Box''s'lid' to ■ Pnris ' w ' th back ' new . est -s. 6d fl--Il' fi 'f » ■ collars. Low open or high HANDBAGS. 1 TINFN FArRROTDFRFD ' LADIES' BLACK MOIRE LIAEN LMBROIDLRLD 4s ,6d., 4s. lid., to Gs. lid. gIIjK HANDBAGS—With Puces, 3 m Box, 3s. Gd., 4s. Novelty Styics in 15mbroider- nickel 'frames •in all tho ' Box 6s lld 8s° X 6 ; d to f JroSLIN COLLARS in- ' Jlewesfc shapes .' Prices , 105... . Box, bs. lid., 85... bu., to. eluding roll, flat shape, high gj 13 S . Gd., los. 6d., to I ios.. bci. iiox. c j :<;- Prices according to sliapo qg s | PLAIN H.S. CAMBRIC AND with flare, new square back, SUNSHADES. g LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. . from Is., Is. 3d., Is. 6d., , FANCY SILK SUNSHADES fl ! H.S. CAMBRlC—Superior lin- Is. lid., to 3s. 6d. __.y i arge assortment, con- | en finish. Special Value, CHARMING BLOUSES. sistiug of tussore, fancy | I 1/ -tl 1 WHITE JAP. SILK BLOUSES chene, stripes, aud „checks. | j '■ —Smart hemstitched sailor Pricey Bs. lid-, 10$. 6d. t J2& j NOVELTY SILK HANDIvER- coUar. and cuffs; V-shaped 6d., los. 6d., 18s. Gd., to 3os. . > j CHIEFS. neck. Price, ■ 10s. 3d. to SUMMER HATS. j H.S. CREPE DE CHINE —- 14s. 9d. UNTRIMMED PANDANS— With damty coloured floral SMART WHITE VOILE / Extra large, suitable for ' spring. Price ,Is. 3d, each. BLOUSES — Very ap- beach or camping. . Usual; H.S. TUSSORE SlLK—l2in. propriate for tennis; large Price, 6s. lid. each. Price, square. Am. hem. /Price, hemstitched sailor collar, 2s. lid. each. > Is. each. edge with striped voiles. PRETTY SAILOR SHAPES HANDKERCHIEF SACHETS Trice, 12s. Gd. —In'white pique, trimmed tarFOR PRACTICAL USE. NEW "CLOVES t'ui bands and bow. Special ' DE NT'S FRENCH ' KID EXTRA LARGE WHITE LINERLD LlNEN—Sqnaie en- GLOVES—Finished. with 2 EN HATS—AII white for 1 i. W-' , "'J domes and self-stitched . j wa shiiif Price, 6s. lid. handkerchiefs; beautifully bark's ■ „ rv T>n S t e ] • nasniu 0 . x 11LL > embroidered. Very iccept- alld ,' lavv shaded;'splendid - UNDERWEAR. . able gift Special Value, 2s. , v#lUCi Usual Price, 4s. Gd.. tW™,Vt£t<? Chemi™ 6d. Other prices, 3s. lid., OnvnivAl Price 3s llcl LADIES v liSlo — Uiemise 4s. Gd., and 4s. lid. each. WHITE WASHING DOESKIN length; made with or with- ; . NECKWEAR. GLOVES-2-button or, 2 r WOVEN New MUSLIN. VESTS-Of V J ' BLOOMERS — Elastic at dainty Organdi double tnus- iiu. : waist and knee: light sumlin, finished hemstitched . Dl^ *s?' mer weight. Prices, W. 2s. •. M edge and front. Price, Pnces. 4s. lid., ss. lid., 6s. . 3d . ; O ,S. 25.:6 d. 'S% ' 2s. 6d. lid., Bs. lid. LADIES' DRESSING JACKI; ' Also, Swiss Embroidered . . HOSIERY. ETS-Japaneso cotton crepe, in; ' « Organdi, scalloped'edge, and • LADIES' COTTON HOSE—. useful -shades; saxe, ..pale - -.--j many ]iou r styles. "Worth Black, white, and tan; splic- . blue, ricu rose, pink; 3s. 6d. and 3s. lid. Prices, ed heel and toe; double'i'ootl hand embroidered white and; , 3s. 6d., 2s. lid. Price, Is. 9d. " contrasting shades.. Carnival 1 "• g ' , Pricci' ss. I^4r..ni.M i . . •- I WE PAY POSTAGE ON COUNRY ORDERS." : ' J GEORGE & KERSLEY. LtA, SS™

SSotlal Three Eh» Competition I p Results for November ii Competitions f The first ( £3 > was w ° n b y a 1 jy Christchurch resident with 167 pi nf 00 ' y bags, while nine competitors tied 0. yj Sltsl .WCMill. |?_ f or th e last two prizes with 20 2 lynil 13 , toags. Every month the bags roll 0 I Will . [p], in from all parts of the.Dominion, g t j • sp •and the interest taken in the coin- •'i ~z fllP [.nnfinufifl mi- -petitionwarrants the proprietors Ml TO bUIIUIIUGU .0 continuing the prizes for another g ■ BSftW'S'illiM H year. The conditions are simplic- 0 MUllUliy MBS 0 ity itself—there are no cash pay- Jj Mmjs 0 ments or coupons—just save the y JWM 10sll . bags and send them in—" the more na jp the merrier." j IK W. Littlejohn & Son, ! 3 By Appointment | I T, e , 1B?9 ' Jewellers, Silversmiths, | I I . Watchmakers and Opticians, 1 I II b | lee I 6 C/ ft .;■JT is riot possible to show many of our g 5 rt a goods here, tat we have a Catalogue, | | 8 a I fully illustrated, which we will be pleased | { I! | to send you. Our stock is high-grade, p \ ® w S but in. no way dear—the prices are-fixed | \ ' j as low' as possible, consistent with the | | 1 fine quality -goods. We have every con- 1 j I iidenco they will give entire satisfaction, | | lasting pleasure, and "rise. Wo solicit ■ § jj j your esteemed orders. b | I For Pino Ucm Brooch. f | I/in Salve. lEct. Gold. j* OLDEST. Gold Medals _ Awarded, 1 BEST. *181.4,AteoParta. ' SOLD EVERYWHERE | Ensures healthy, happy children, stamina to invalids, and robust old age by its bone and body-building qualities. Specially recommended [ by "The Lancet," "British Mcdical Journal," SIR CHAS. A. i CAMERON, C.8., M.D., Medical Officer of Health and Analyst * | for Dublin, ctc., and other famous Authorities. When prepared with Cow's mill! according to the directions given, forms a complete diet for Infants, Invalids, and the Aged. .^ r * TT" L.R.C.S., Ed., L.F.P.S., Glas., etc. (Leeds), writes: Your Ncave's Feed iz suiting our youngster admirably, for which we arc very thankful She was not doing well on cow's milk and wate~ ix\oi\(i."—-Wth : Scftt, t 1913. A MOTHER'S TESTIMONY. Mrs. Herbert Brown. Tanwhare, Waikato, N.Z., writes:—. M I am sending you a photograph of our baby Blanche, who'has j been brought up on Neavc's tood, and is eleven months old, weighing - 1 27.1 lbs., and has.never known a day's illness. Everyone admires her and speaks strongly of her fine healthy appearancc, which we attribute to Neave's Food and always rccommend to those we come in contact with." January 13th, 1913. J Useful Booklet, Hints about Bn'ny, by a'Trained Nurse, sen! free on Application to-the ' I . manufacturers, mentioning this publication, .JOSIAH li. NEAVE & CO., Fordingbridge, j England, or the Australasian Agents, Frascr, Ramsay (New Zealand), Ltd.. 31) Featberston Street, Wellington, and at Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide I and Brisbane. .1