1 m m m m Stub? IfciriSS^i tm m BSS m m was " I can give you no better advice than to drink pure, wholesome Tea—Tiger Tea for preference. "Father Christmas." omething out of the Common, All Ladies know and admire PATENT BROGUE SHOES Well YOU really must see these—they are so unique. Full tees c-ond sensible heels and fully broguedf Beautiful ?n appease 'spC did in wear, being all guarante e d Solid Leather. P t^oS/7! e of BOYS ' TAN DE * BY BOOTS from B °y ß ' B 'B MAKE YOUR BOY AND GIRL A PRESENT OF A PAIR. US PRSNCES STREET (Opposite Old Post Office).
Hies Craig Robertson, a member of the Glasgow Parish Council, is visiting Dunedin for a few Atiya. Miss Robertson has nn introduction from the Marchioness of Aberdeen., who is the president of the International Council of Women, and also from the Hon. Mrs Waldegrave, the president of the World's \oung Women's Christian Association. Miss Robertson is also a member of St. Mary's Hospital Board, in Scotland, and is therefore intensely interested in Plunket and Karitane work. Miss Robertson will speak at the "at home," which has been arranged for Miss ijnelson, national secretary of the Y.W.C.A., on Thursday afternoon at the Dowling street social -club room. Miss Snelson has also just recently returned from war work in England.
IS AN OLD SAYING, AT CHRISTMAS THE PLEASURE OF THE RECIPIENT IS EQUAL TO THAT OF THE CiVER. FOR IN SELECTING; A A FRIEND THE GREAT PLEASURE IS IN nNTICIPATING iHE PLEASURE OF THOSE RECEIVING IT. THE DELIGHT OF CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IS THE PLFASURF OF SELECTING SUITABLE GIFTS AVHERE "M CHOICE, VARIED, AND COMPLETE ot Useful Articles suitable for L<Hl%illia£ißiWWra!s@SE THEREFORE, IN BUYING YOUR PRESENTS AT BROWN, SWING'S THE PLEASURE OF CHRISTMAS SHOPPING WILf B^ ENHANCED. Brown, Ewing & Co,, Lt« DUNEDIN'S BUSY BUSINESS CENTRE. rnme nami There is going to be a great scarcity of HAMS and BACON this Christmas Season. We are fortunate, however, in having* our own Bacon Curing Factory at Christchurch, and so have exceptional facilities for obtaining supplies. We shall therefore have a large, but by no means unlimited, stock of the very best PRIME HAMS AND BACON on sale. Deliciously Sweet, Well-Cured, Lusciously Flavored Hams are now obtainable at Lowest Market Prices. We are prepared to pack Hampers 'of any size for the Holiday Season. SMALL. WELL-ASSORTED HAMPERS, with plenty of Delicacies, for Picnics and One-Day Outings. BIG HAMPERS, with all the necessary Groceries and Provisions, for Camp-ing-Out and Holiday Parties. We also pack CHRISTMAS GIFT HAMPERS, which will certainly be much appreciated in these days of advanced prices. All Goods of the Best Qualities, in Perfect Condition, and Most Carefully Packed. . ALWAYS!" And a Bonus Coupon with Every Cash Purchase! Telephone 955. Telephone 35.
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Evening Star, Issue 17226, 16 December 1919, Page 11
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