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Now for your holidays! Drain your crankcase and fill up with Shell British Motor Oil

GIVE SPORT LOVERS gifts they can use YOU need have no doubts when it comes to choosing , 1 gifts for those who play. Give them something they can use—-on court or links. Here are listed just a few of the gifts that rank high in the favour of players. Come in—see them—appreciate how much more you give when you make it a sporting, gift. Naturally, all sports goods are guaranteed at Whitcombe's. , >|^^- laminated frame of exceptional The Auto-Caddy Bag saves endless j^W- durability. The Hawke Selected— 'stooping. Two legs, simply opera* (if f value that has set the town a-talk- ted, hold the bag erect. There is \L/ ing. A laminated frame at a nothing to go wrong, £2 15/-. JF j/r^ surprisingly low price. MISHKO GOLF SHOES. Fit jf jjr - The Super Hawke .... £3 15 0 perfectly, and give tons of .wear* fJT , The Hawke Special £3 5 0 39/6. / J? The Hawke Selected .... £1 17 6 CLUBHEAD COVERS, 3/6. W^ ■•; .. ' SHOOTING STICKS. The If you re in doubt as to what to give Walking Sticks that open up to The tennis player will thank you if a g°lfer > a glance over this will f orm a comfortable spectator's seat you give him something he can sh°w 7 OU how Wlde your choice for races, golf tournaments,, etc., use on the court or off it. Here are really is. from 27/6. the gifts we suggest —practical, GOLF BALLS CAPTIVE GOLF BALLS 6/9, worthwhile, appropriate. ' " ' * GOLF NOTE BOOKS from 2/6, DAr^llCT rnVCQC Several of these first-grade Balls an d GOLF SCORING BOOKS nHVyuci wYEM 4 • come in attractive Xmas packages. from 3/6. A zip-fastened head cover costs you You'll find their preference in- CALAMITY JANE PUTTERS, but 4/6. Overall covers, zip or eluded.in the Dunlop, Bromford, This is an exact replica of Bobbie dome fastened, with handle, in SpaldmgMultidot, North British, Jones's famous putter. Its magnifi--1 leather, canvas or suede are excep- Ayres, Kmg Plus, Silver King, all cent Unce and deadUneS9 make tionally worthwhile, from 6/6 to V; cach > W' per dozen. Warwick k a w^thy club Golfcr , s Bag 20/.. ' 2/3 each, 27/- per dozen; and the 3Q , ' 7 s famous Whitcombe's Hawke Balls «att s-<r .-< * *.r*-. n <-. c TENNIS BALLS...'-. . 1/6 each, 17/- per dozen; and GOLF BALL CLEANERS from A box of tennis balls is always wel-, Super Hawke 2/6 each, 3 for 7/-, * t;- . i t. it ri i - and 28/- per dozen. . ",• ~.' ■ jN^Ks^ come. First-grade bam: Dunlop, X /%?S3^fc< Spalding, Ayres, Spencer-Moulton, mi E RAfC jF Vwsi^!^ Slazengers are all 12/- per half- WWLr DftU3 •■• •. /'M^^Z dozen, 22/6 per dozen. Hawke, the It's a sure way to please him or her. £ f/r ." ji Y%, exclusive Whitcombe's Tennis Ball You'll find Bags at Whitcombe's Jf ///JW is priced at 19/- per dozen. from 17/6 to £6/-/-. One at £5/5/- / ///oJl)tim DAT/MIETC 'n russet c n^s a zip-fastened mSJ/Y le/I^K RACQUET.S .. . hood and pocket, umbrella strap, , m^7<^-^-^m You can't give anything better than padded shoulder strap, metal stiff- Jwu/l^7^^B a racquet. There's a representative .-■ eners and is provided with padlock jF&rtezts display at Whitcombe's that in- and key. Jf^^<!>T-^^F eludes every maker of repute. And Most of them display the Oval whatever you pay for the racquet Slanting Ring which permits .the bag -ffl- /I^2T you choose, you'll find it's guaran- to lay close to the body and allows Ay ft yj^y^y^^ . teed. See the Hawke Range-—made for a greater number of clubs to be £m Jf/ M^F exclusively for Whitcombe's. The carried. The Outside zip-fastened K%i J/J'^fl' ' Super Hawke, strong, balanced, hood obviates all injuries to the ftxN***^^^P^ resilient and the lowest priced first- clubs and is so fitted that the bag ■ ft^^XhyX^^ grade racquet you can buy. The can be carried by the handle when Hawke Special, a fine two-piece the hood is ekher up or down. . WHITCOMBE & TOMBS LTD. SPORTS. SERVICE

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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 144, 15 December 1933, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 144, 15 December 1933, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 144, 15 December 1933, Page 4