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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 140, 11 December 1923, Page 5

fß|^F Xmas Presents «■« will be assured ! * joyous reception, and the ' excellence of your taste comi mended, should your gifts "in- : 4mßJmlKp elude any of the,following:— !" ELECTS-PLATED WARE-Alway, in gooi A choiM assortment of James Dixon's (England's Best),-comprising Tea and Coffee Services, Entree Dishes, Hot-water Jugs, Cake Stands, Teapots, Rose Bowls, Salad Bowls, etc. **rC^™lT 00PPE»™^-In the very latest finish; quaint and beautiful designs; well worth your inspection, inclnd-V w!^ S° 7 '7™ S°S ' F"° *0U ' Photo- Fr^<«/Tra yß , Hot" Water Jugs, Crnmb Trays, etc. BTTSTLESS CUTLERY-The reliable Chris. Johnson's "Silversheen These knives are not only rustless, but retain (as no ! ' • w£* blight Md SUver-Jike -PP^rance even when old and scratched. Would mate a very acceptable present-Also-Electro-Plated Spoons, Forks, Etc., Al qnaUty * ■ ..' . :~. ■■-■•• -; Etc., Etc. ... ■■: . - ■, .'- .;■ , 'W? ittvite you to visit our spacious Showrooms and choose your - Gifts from Quality Goods which are sure to please E. W. Mills & Co Ltd. Come, Jervois Quay, Hunter & Victoria Sts., Wellington. BLOUSE- I ! WEEK — | ;j at James Smith's Corner is always a brilliant i 3 success. Coming as it does so close to 3 jg Chris mas, it offers remarkable opportunities ' i g to those in search of a useful and beautiful ' i S.: I gift at a Bargain Price——— SI 3 Special Display in Window No. 14 All this Week I ; James Smith's Corner I d^ "Rif""siiFßLoiisß '] i R y^^^HSft ■ r : Heavy weight Jap- = 8 W ffr^jW *ne»e Silkshirt Blouses, edged with I H 3 • «* *T narrow Rlet Lace,, hand embroidered =5 I or P'"ll' v" s'ze* with loose inset I X V™*' V sleeves; crecm and white only §-; S , Xraas IC'/A^' i' Ifa (\ 35§ Hr ' I I I»/ L. I PfivMlireiiii™ 1" i I k l\\ Jpj ' \ Exactly as illustrated. Extra heavy I--' \'■ ¥ Cl • y/Y'- i r 6'^l" Silk Blouses: trimmed with I N) N T^>w Jy-^>Jm Filet Lace and Insertion; exceptional i " g \ TS>\^mt <^ "Xj quality; Ivory only; 13J to 14J 1 H: i s*^ Xinas I'7/A^ I ■ " ■niiuiiiiimniin .5 ■ h :'-0k MONA CREPE DE CHENE 1 ; Wf BIOUSES ji S /4so^^ JjN^ Exactly, at illustrated. Very heavy 1 E ; (m\ "■-^*^-'ui Crepe-de-dene Blouie* beautifully | S W. M. ' II trimmed with fine Guipure Lace ex- i fc § j^^^m "** " thown: Fleth- Apiicot'md E JhJ^^^SG Ciwrnrita. 1H to 14*. —s- ' C . ; Usually 27/6 S t\J- \ \ H ...inii.imiiiMiiiMnm l i,.i,,,,.,,,,,, limiltn * S § RENE DINNER BLOUSES 1 1 Sample illustrated. Handsome George j F ette Crepe-de-Chene Blouse* beauti- ) s fully hand-worked in Roman design : or beaded. These blouses are among I the smartest goods we have ever > handled and consmuie the greatest blouse bargain of recent yean; shades S Cream, Apricot. Flesh, Lime, Grey, Fawn and Saxc. : C Usuallys7/6 Xmas oh /a I >, 69/6 Trade///ll 5 75/- BwHn^ 1/^! S i * This Week's Big Special < i § I 3700 yds. Fancy Sponge Cloth ; Heaty quiLrr, 39/46 ins. wide. White and coloured -I L grounds, with smart check and snipe design. New<| tA A ' 5 i Seuoa'i goods. Also New Marie Sponge Cloth. I/ I I -- R 4' . ■ ••■ Usually 4/11,1/6, 5/11 I / I I :■■■•S H See Window No. 15 and 16 * / ■ * X VULCANISING DEPARTMENT. COAL-GRAIN. VUtCA^iKTOr W J- GAUDInTnD SON, Coal and VULCANISING. fY . Gram Merchants, can supply O. "■■ .-r— Promptly, ALL KINDS. . : NE way to repair old aporta shoes if tv *■*" rubber Bolm- Now landing ■shipmentß of That, not the A.8.0. Way. BURKES CREEK COAL, We build up-the sole by our vulcanising The Heal Household Coal, mined in N Z procew—a. process which ensures A trial will convince you. NEW SPORTS SHOES FOR OLD. Head Office: 40, GHDZNEE STREET BoßwtU^°% Old W" Cri<*". l^^BA^^l?^^^ Bowling Shoe*—we'll le-tole them to lajt! —— ABC. VULCANISING DEPARTMENT Remember last winter and 1 127, Lambtoa v»y. BUY COAL NOW. ;