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m & 'i*' 7? m i ■ GIFTS THAT ARE SURE TO PLEASE HOSIERY PURE SILK HOSE. “ Orient ” Pure Silk Hose, full fashioned, reinforced lino lisle foot and art. modern heel. S.W., W., and O.S. In Afghan, Gunmetal, Koko, and Sumatra. Gift Prices, 5/11, 7/11, 9/11, and 11/6. LADIES’ MESH HOSE. Ladies’ Coloured Mesh Art. Silk Hose, in the new dull finish. S.W. and W. In Gumnetal, Java, and Moonbeige. Gift Price, 3/6. ART. SILK HOSE. Art. Silk Hose, Cuban heel. S.W., W.. and O.S. In Dark Brown and Gumnetal shades. Gift Prices— Mock seamed, 2/6 and 3/6. Plated, 3/11. Pure silk, reinforced rayon, fashioned leg, 3/6.With embroidered clox, 4/6. Pure silk, 5/11; also fullfashioned art. silk, 4/6. PURE SILK HOSE. ‘ ■ Cortioelli ” Pure Silk Hose, full fashioned, silk to welt, French heel. S.W. and W. In Dark Brown and Gumnetal. Gift Prices, 7/11, 9/11. LISLE HOSE. Best English Lisle Hose, Cuban heel, S.W. and W. In Moonbeige, Deer, Leaf Brown, and Gumnetal. Gift Prices— Seamless, 2/3. Full -fashioned, 3/6, 4/6. With embroidered clox, 5/11. CHILDREN'S HOSE. Children’s Socks, in art. silk and cotton. In shades of White, Shell, Sky, Tussore, and Sunburn. Sizes 2to 6. Gift Prices, t/- to 2/4. Three-quarter length, in White, Tussore, Sky, and Shell. Sizes 4 to 8. Gift Prices, 2/6 to 3/6. ONLY A FEW MORE DA YS BEFORE XMAS ART. SILK GLOVES. Art. Silk Gloves, pull-on style, in a nice heavy quality, with fancy' or plain tops. In Beavers and Gunmetal. Gift Prices, 3/11, 4/6. Black-and-White and White- ' and-Black. Gift Prices, 4/11, 5/11. GLACE KID CLOVES, Pull-on Glace Kid Gloves, E.W., trimmed contrast cuff. In Marino, Brown, and Gunmetal. Gift Price, 9/11. DOESKIN GLOVES. English Doeskin Gloves, washing shades, pull-on gauntlet style, contrast trim. Light Beaver and Wine, Light Beaver and Navy, Light Beaver and Green. Gift Price, 12/9. NAP-PA GLOWES- - Nnppa Glories, pull-on gauntlet, stylo,, trimmed wide fringe. In Dark Brown and Gunmetal. Gift Price, 11/9. UMBRELLAS. Umbrellas are always useful gifts. Straight and new crook handles. BlackGift Prices, 6/6 to 22/6. Colours — Gift Prices, 10/9 to 25/6. NEEDLE CASES. Fancy Needle Cases, in folding and envelope shapes, containing Needles, Bodkin, and Scissors. Gift Prices, 1/6, I/O, 2/3, and 2/ii. WORK BOXES. Fancy Work Boxes, good size box in plain and-floral designs, fitted with Needles, Cotton, Thimble, Scissors, etc. Gift Prices, 3/6, 4/11, 5/6. AMBULANCE OUTFITS. Ambulance Outfits, in folding leather • case, complete with gll the equipment necessary for a first aid outfit. . Gift Price, 6/6. Other prices, Od, 2/-, and 3/6. GLOVES and HABERDASHERY DENT’S CLOVES. Dent’s Washable Duplex Gloves, pull-on style, in the new shades of Green, Navy, Eggshell, Hunting Red, Beech, and Brown. Gift Prices, 4/11, 5/11. K.&IM LIMITED GEORGE STREET DUNEDIN. . V. "s WIIMi.IMM MaKes Clothes Snow White mmmm mm mm Lightens 1 Work . Brightens Mondays ■Hi m mm mm McLEOD BROS., LTD., Manufacturers

“ These are awful cigars that your mother gave me, love,” he said to his wife. “ They get worse and worse the lower T get in the box.” She hadl a brilliant suggestion to make. \Miy not turn the box upside down, dear, and start at the bottom? Then you 11 find them getting better and better. Thrilling scenes were witnessed when the Appledore ketch Sarah Evans was wrecked between St. Ives and Newquay. The crew of three were saved by being pulled up the face of a precipitous cliff, 400 ft high, with,rope ladders. When the ketch was close to the shore she dropped her anchor and tlie rocket brigade fired a line across her, which the men on board managed to secure. Before the breeches buoy could be rigged up, howover. the ketch dragged her anchor, struck a rock, and was driven ashore, where huge waves dashed over her. 1 he crow jumped overboard, and, with tlie aid (if a rocket line, managed to , scramble on to a rocky ledge*