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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 December 1940, Page 4

t B Once again Xmas is here with the usual Gift Pro- .. .... Jp blems, and the “What to Give 9 ’ question must be solved. Z Tymons have collected from the world’s markets a comprehensive range of inexpensive lines suitable for all S gift purposes. ' W Wise shoppers will be looking around early this year, and naturally the early shopper ivill secure the c^OI * ce numbers. We will assist with our Lay-by Service. Just select what you need, pay a small deposit, and collect at your leisure BEFORE XMAS. HANDBAGS /■ —j— - ■MLTh'WET'T TV jOO A'T fl A iVf 1 Q ' We are showing a smart range- of Hand- J xJll X 0 NOVEL 11 UOAI tiANViSJtS) ; bags in all the new styles and colours | llrtnni&T wanted to-day. ' if IWEJI Daintily covered and trimmed and hand painted, Tvl^OllS , Usual ValllCS ’ these hangers make useful gifts. ’ TIES Tymons’ Value 2/6 & 2/11 each “S &n S tte 2” , NOVELTIES son’s smartest designs. TYMONS VALUES—- . * -wr . Selected items of interest to gift purchas- - 9/A fn 4/11 SCARVES AND CRAVATS ers. are here in all sorts of lines at — I / ® / Tymons’ Usual Values SHIRTS Show in a wide variety of designs and colours. ’ . He would be thrilled with a smart shirt from Tvmnns’ Prices from 4/6 - Tymons. New season’s lymons r rices iruill AT T orTTI?C styles are now showing. z - BLUIJ3LIIJb3 TYMONS’ VALUES— really useful gift is one of our smart 9/11 to 13/6 " new season’s Blousettes. | CAY CHILDREN’S WEAR Tymons’ Values 8/6 to 14/6 I select your needs from Why not select something I S S v Xl n ? ain from our Children’s Depart- I tvmons’ va/?i ’ this season for the kiddies. ‘ UMBRELLAS ® 3/3 to 4/6 pF. An essential West Coast accessory, an NOVELTIES 'ftvWvi umbrella selected from our range would Smartly packed novelties be a very acceptable gift. priced reasonably for Tymons’ Values from 14/6 gy a ||A DAINTY WOOLUES TYMONS ■/A late shipment of charming ’’v woollies has just opened. They are HHlir* /'*TEVH 1 xideal for Xmas Gifts - . I Hfc Gil 1 1 MIOF

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