Page 7 Advertisements Column 3

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XLV, Issue 3182, 6 January 1928, Page 7

'mJK '''"' l- Special I », i Coat Offer I fin Wl7 ' Smart Tailored Repp I /y \ \U/ i and Tweed Coats I f\rl^\\\ If /W in Black ■ t^z r^ \ \ ®\l Il9f 1 and all leading shades I a\L - 1 P4 Finest Quality #^ m i ■ Materials O jl f I n^^^^Pßrr^^^ siik-iined m/lr I ===== JM yl 1 Utest Styles ffl^fti' !■ I J \f | [ SPECIAL M I jgr^— 1 I price ■ V' I ,1 ifcf "~" FREE Xmas Offer I \ | J )jY With every purchase of £3 and over I p s|f_ m\l f s we will give one pair of BeautiM B J [/I -F " Three Queen" Silk Hose-WEE i 111 }<v HARRIS and H POST i SEND TURNER ■ FREE nil TO-DAY iQQcasheist.c t \^a^, c .) !■■

I Come and Inspect § J| High-Class and Novel f[ I Lnglisn Cjoods I lines Which no one else has got. iSf ■sp) Morocco and Velvet Leather HANDBAGS and PURSES for ladies *i§ LETTER CASES, WALLETS, PURSES, MILITARY BRUSHES $fc and CIGARETTE CASES for Gents. Jij FOOTBALLS, POCKET KNIVES and TORCHES for Boys. jpi TENNIS RACQUETS and SPORTS BELTS for Sports. j|L | TRAVELLING GOODS to suit all. ip. These Goods are absolutely new. |a|1F RCI AIISFNi HIGH STREET, LEESTON.

Smart Summer iijMr Shoe Fashions Jgtfw Shown in a variety of styles Here you will find summer foot fashions in infinite' variety, all showing the newest trends — the most wanted Styles. In many shapes, by Bostock, Clark and Selby. In many shades: Fawn, Champagne, Chestnut and Patent. Low and Louis Heels. A shoe for every foot—for every v occasion. Call and inspect our wide range. CHISNALL & STEWART COOKHAM HOUSE 750 COLOMBO STREET, C HRISTCHURCH

Jam sponge—Miss Cryer, 5/Fruit cake—Miss Armstrong, 5/Sponge roll—Mrs A. McCartin, 5/SECTION 9.—JUNIORS (under 15 years). Plate of six cakes, 3 varieties —Mr T. H. Bennett, 5/- • Six plain scones—Mr Jos. McPherson, 5/-, Jam sponge—Mrs T..8. Howson, 5/Specimen darning —Mrs T. B. Howsoa, 5/Geranium in pot—Mrs J. S. Chapman, 5/Gentleman's buttonhole —Mrs A. McPheTson, 5/Lady's spray—Mr Jos. McPherson, 5/Best arranged vase of flowers-—Miss Cryer, 5/Dinner table decoration —Mrs Kimber, 5/Collection woodwork, primary school.—Mr Jas. Hannah, 5/Collection woodwork, High School. —Mr Jos. McPherson, 5/Handwriting, Stds. 1 and 2, Mr W. C. Eggelton, 5/- • Handwriting, Stds. 8 and 4. —Rev. J. A. Shardlow, 5/Handwriting, Stds. 5 and 6.—Rev. W. G. Hannah, 5/Crayon drawing, Stds. 3 and 4—The Society, 5/- Ist; 2nd 2/6. Crayon drawing, Stds. 5 and 6. —Mr G. Pilkington, 5/- Ist; 2/6 2nd. Collection of vegetables grown by schoolboy —Mr A. J. Inwood, 5/-Best-kept plot in Southbridge School gardens—Mr W. C. Eggleton, 10/Most points in junior section —Mrs J. S. Chapman's cup The Committee wishes to record its appreciation and thanks to all donors of cups and special prizes for the forthcoming Show. Sentries for the show close definitely on tuesi>ay night.