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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 138, 8 December 1921, Page 7

Do Your Christinas Shopping Early! All Children Love BOOKS Suitable Gifts for Boys and Girls Books are appreciated. Books are preserved* and kept for many years. Older folk can remember how they treasured the books of their young- days, and you may be, sure the present generation of children have similar tastes. CHOOSE THE BOOKS HERE— WE CAN PLEABE YOU. BOOKS FOR BOYS BY E. S. ELLIS—Red Feather, Lost in the Rockies, Captured by Indians, A Princess of the Woods,' The Daughter of the Chieftain, Wolf Ear the Indian, Astray in the Forest, Bear Cavern, River and Forest. The Lost River, The Boy Hunters of Kentucky ; Price 3/- Postage 4£d. Highway Pirates, Sales Sharpshooters (by Harold Avery), Doing His Bit (Tom Bevan), Prester John (John Buchan), Highway Dust (G. G. Sellick), Secret Service Submarine (Guy Thorne).- -■" Price 2/3 Postage 4|d. Frank's First Term (Harold Avery), The Gayton■Scholarship (Herbert Haynes), The Adventures of a Three-guinea Watch;" Tom, Dick, and Harry; Parkhurst Boys, Sir Ludaf, A Dog With a ■ Bad Name, My Friend Smith, The Cock House at Fellsg-arth, The Fifth Form at St. Dominies, Roger Ingleton Minor (by Talbot Baines Reed) Price •/- copy Postage 6d. extra , Arthur Peck's Sacrifice (Gilbert Jessop), The Young Lion Hunters (Zane Grey), Ken Ward in the Jungle (Zane Grey) Price 6/6 Postage 6jd. Every Boy His Own Mechanic (by Bernprd E. Jones) . Price 9/6 Postage 6?d. extra Forge of Foxenby (R. A. H. Goodyear), For the Sake of His Chum (Walter C. Rhoades), Two Scapegraces (Walter C. Rhoades), Quills (Walter C. Rhoades), For Name and Fame (G. A. Hentyj, True to the Old Flag, Tiger of Mysore (G. A. Henty), Redskin and Cowboy (G. A. Henty), The Boys of Wynport College ,(Fred. Harrison), The^Boys' Guide, L How It Works, How It Is Made (Archibald Williams) Price 6/- Postage 6}d. BOOKS FOR GIRLS ■f . ' ■ ■ - Little Women (Louisa M.' Alcott), Bosom Friends (Angela Brazil), Doris-H&nlyn (R. O. Chester), Kitty Trenire .(Mabel 6 - Couch), Olive Roscoe (E. Everett Green), The Girls of Cromer Hall (Raymond Jacberns), ■ Waste Castle (W. M Letts) price 2/3 v Postage Aia. ■ What Katy Did,' What Katy Did at School, What Katy Did Next, ' The Swiss Family, Robinson Price 3/6 . Postage 6d.' ETHEL TURNER SERIES—King. Anne (new title), Laughing Water, The Apple of Happiness, The Secret of the Sea, The' Little Larrikin, Mother's Little Girl, Little Mother Meg, ; That Girl, Three Little Maids, Flower o' the Pine, In* the ■Mist.of the Mountains, Seven Little Australians, Fugitives : from Fortune, The Cub, Captain Cub, Brigid and-the Cub, Tohri of Daunt, The Family at Misrule Price 5/- Postage 6d. "BY ANGELA BRAZIL—Fourth Form Friendships, The Nicest ' Girl in the School, The Leader of the Lower School, The Third Class at Miss Kayes,'For the Sake of theSchatil A Pair of School Girls, The Manor House School, The School by the Sea Price 6/6 Postage 6d. VIBIT TOYLAND. KIRKCAJLDIE AND STAINS LTOFAMOUS FOR OVERS 7 YEARS FOR STYLE; QUALITY AND VALUE

HAIF-PRIfF m v \f\i S\ XltWjV X IYIVJU IB fl 111 11 I ' M. &M. A. ALCORN, V^_ J (Incorporating Pringle'v) 152 Lambton Quay, Wellington Phone 2360 f , "V. ' " ■: . ■ - fExBSk * Gilmer's is the shop to outfit your girlie for the W^W! ■ ' School Holidays. §|^& Beach Hats i^M 1A 1/6 2/9 "^B^^S Tagels and Leghorns wHSfOjilr A* Lowest Prices in Town. . WbSJ/Jm - Beautiful Selection of Children's SILK AND" ,Hf fl 9 MERCERISED C6TTON JUMPERS— KSm. Mm From 6^ for 1S'""t0 12/ffi for 30'"' HoY JH H ■ *s 'useless to search other shops for lower < BfiS SPS |B , prices than these. X? \3 ■ Take a Wallace Street Car and shop at CORNER CUBA AND ABEL SMITH

INVITATION Before you decide to purchase that Xmas Gift will you visit The Leather Bag Shop and inspect the great variety of GIFTS IN LEATHER All of which are useful and inexpensive. Your gift problem will be easily solved if you call. TfieIEATHERPM §bop €9 Wl LLIS ST.,« JLJ WELLINGTONS