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Evening Star, Issue 13144, 28 December 1908, Page 7

*,v m i m. % DELIVERY OP CIECULABS,ETC. '■"'.' THE EVENING STAR LTD. PRINT All Descriptions of GROCERS and DRAPERS' BILLS, CIRCULARS-,' ets., and when so directed hand over the same to tae " star' Itunners for distribution with the *Star,'_ which is delivered at nearly ts7ery house in' the City and Suburbs, and also extensive/y in'the Country. Help-the- little ones grow plump and strong. Give regular doses of Lane'sEmulsion. Start now. ■+, 1 1 The Cream of the Oat. Children like it and thrive.well on it Directions .for Cooking with every bag. At All Stores LOOK AT IT IN THIS WAY When you ask your grocer for a Cake of Sand Soap it does not follow that you get the best on the market; he will give you whatever he has in. stock. But if you ask for Pearson's SAND SOAP you will have the'satisfaction of getting the" very best Sand Soap on the market. It is not too soft, it does net crumble away, neither is it too hard; it does not scratch. One Cake of Pearson's lasts twico as long as any other sand soap. PRICE THE SAME AS OTHERS DURABILITY DOUBLE. If your grocer has not got it he can get it for you. Wm. Taylor & Sons, Ltd., Agents. Gifts Galore! New Year at Our Immesse Stock 16 replete with eeaso&able suggestions and rich in charming novelties and splendid values. TERRA COTTA STATUETTES, BUSTS, AND GROUPS, from French and Italian studios. Every one bears the modeller's autograph. These are exquisitely beautiful. _ ROYAL "DOULTON" WARE in Tea Sets, Vases, Beakers, etc., etc.; new styles. "BRETBY" AND COPPERETTE WABJE in Flower Bowls, Centre Stands, Pedestals, Vases, etc. Novel! "HADLEY" ART WARE, Handsomely Hand-painted Decorations, in, unique designs. TEA SETS AND ODD CUPS AND SAUCERS in Orown, Derby, Doulton, Art, Hadley, Foley, Belleek, Wedgwood. DINNER SETS in the leading waxes. 40-PIECE TEA SETS, Real English China,. choice variety, at 18s ■ 6d set. ELECTRO-PLATE, CUTLERY, ; IN CASES, Etc. CLOCKS, GLASSWARE, Etc, Etc. SPEClAL!—Novelties in Scottish Motto Ware.' !» RITCHIE'S W2?'

m,,,* , A rEW SUGGESTIONS ■ n ,• ~ ... , _ m . , Shawl, 4/11, 6/11 ■■wi£ %H? a */ii u B M a r Tie > long pair of Kid s*** wide, 3/11, 4/11, 5/11. cntt tsle _ r .„ . , _ Most people have only a limited amount to spend, and desire to make this sum go as far as possible. Now, we can make this limited amout go just as far as ever you could desire Spend your money this Christmastide, there is plenty more to be made. Don't believe the croakers ! Buy all the luxuries you want, stick to optimism—confidence and hard work moves the world. Dunedin is full of confidence, full of money, full of sound banks, and full of business for anyone not afraid of competition and hard work. Come tp our, and buy your Christmas Gifts-, and see Vhy we are always optimistic and:happy. »/« r ■?■£*'* of Kid 4/11, 5/11. • F0R o/c A T^ ER mce Umbrella, 7/6, 9 L G 'J°LV' oranic e Silk Handker' chief, 2/11, 3/11. These are just a few hints; if ycu ' come and see our selection we are sure wa can please you. With best wishes to all our Cue tomers for a HAPPY CHRISTMAS and a PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. FOR BABY.—A dainty Pinafore, I,TJ, 2/11', 3/11 ; or a pretty Silk Eib, M, V, 1/6, 2/. ...A.White Carrying Shawl, 4/11, 6/11,, 8/11, 10/6; cr a pair of Kid Shoes, 1/11. FOR SISTER.—A beautiful White Silk Blouse, 8/6, or White Underskirt, 1/11*, 2/11, 4/11, 6/11, 8/6. We have a splendid assortment. An Umbrella, silver mounted, 6/11, 7/6. 10/6; a Sunshade, 2/11, 3/11, 5/11, 8/6; a Hair Brush, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11 THE UNIQUE MILLINERY STORE