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Evening Star, Issue 19127, 19 December 1925, Page 12

CALENDARS FOR NOTHING —WHISTLES FOR NOTHING. And superb reel Persia ; Handbags in solid leather, that were -lOs. on Monday Its (sd, A lovely range of pure Irish LinOn hand-worked frocks that were 81s, from' Arthur Barnett's, Ltd., on Monday lor 20s 6d each. —[Acl\'L. ] OTAGO TREASURE HUNT AT LOGAN PARK—JANUARY 9. Full particulars nest week. In the maantiaie |ta% Qtgg® 9A-4 Southland geography.—[Adyt.jj

GIFTS Coupons at all the Counters. Of Charm and Daintiness are now ' showing for your approval and choice. Don’t forget the good old prowrb, “ 'Tis more blessed to give than to receive,” and the giving at Christmas and New Year will be as easy as it is pleasurable when you see the vastness of our inexpensive offerings. Wonderful Variety in HEMBTITOTED AND EMBROIDERED HANDKJdvCHIEEb ami Self Colors. Priced singly at 6d, 1/, 1/2» ‘/6, to 4/9 each. . , ... BOXED HANDKERCHIEFS, 3 in box and 6 in box; so dainty and so welcome a gift. Prices from 3/it to 15/. HOSIERY in every desired shade and quality; so acceptable a present; Art. Silk Hosiery, (lift prices, 3/11, 4/6, 5,/11, 6/11 pair. KAYSER PURE SILK HOSIERY m leading shades. Gift price, 14/6 pair. GLOVES, new and smart. These will please. Gift prices, 3/6 to 6/6. Then other lines of interest are Novelty Effects in SILK and CREPE DE CHINE SCARVES, CHUBBY UMBRELLAS, SUNSHADES with Paisley design covers. LADIES’ WOVEN SILK JUMPERS, Eton and Polo Cellars, now shades. Christmas Gift pricets, 12/8 to 45/. DRESSING JACKETS AND GOWNS in Colored Crepe, also Silk; beautifully embroidered. Christmas Gift prices, 6/6 to 45/. MEN’S FANCY SOCKS, new designs for present wear. Christmas Gift prices, 3/11 to 5/6. TIES! TIES.—A reallv choice selection of KNITTED AND WIDE-END SILK TIES. Christmas Gift prices, 1/6, 2/6, 3/6, to 5/6. MEN’S NEGLIGE SHIRTS, with collars to match ; the latest in present wear; ' Main shades and fancy stripes; wonderful variety. Christmas Gift prices, 6/11, 7/11, 8/11, 10/6, 12/6. *Vnd for the home we have Stainless Knives, Forks, and Spoons, Novelty Cases of Fish Knives and Forks, Tea and Dinner Sets, Afternoon Tea. Sets', Moorcroft and Doulton Ware. Rose Bowls, Vases, and Hundreds of Useful and Beautiful Presents. WOLFEMBEN & RUSSELL South Dunedin.

THE PREMIER ON CHEAPER LIVING Mr Oates paid during the campaign that “ w must find n cheaper way tor the people' to live.” This undoubtedly, in these nfter-the-war days, is indeed a. great problem to tackle. One only lias to think bank on the wst_ of living (when wages, were certainly muclT lower) prior io 1014, and compare with present-day. prices for everything. Kents, wages, and all conditions havpi risen so 'highly that it necessarily followed that ail 'commodities in clothing, in food necessities, in luxuries, and in all the essentials of modern life must proportionately increase,. It is only by systematising that economy can 1m attained. The process; of dealing in the most urgent of all the daily food supply lias always been the harnessed honsewiie’s chief concern. When Oasli and Carry was introduced to tin.' large communities of the world’s centres, then it was realised that the onlv medium possible had arrived. Dunedin City is to receive a great Christmas and New Vear gdi when this system is established here at the large premises, next to Hayward’s and opposite Arthur Harnett, Ltd., in George street, on 'Monday morning. From Monday on, all will have the opportunity of buying the Dost well-known brands in a simple, expeditions manner of landing them in the home al price's which will bring recollections of those cheaper and happier days of ten or twelve years ago.—[Advt.J l