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N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP., 107 to 115 CASHEL STREET. FATHER CHRISTMAS ALL READY NOW, CHILDEENWill preside at our Toy Store on Wednesday, 20th December, and each succeeding day for , the rest of the week. -Come along in Companies, Battalions, and Regiments, swarm into the Toy Store, and enjoy yourselves. SEE THE GIGANTIC DOLLY HOUSE —With all the dolls that grow in dollyland—Dolls at their best and dolls at rest, sleeping dolls and laughing dolls, comic dolls and pretty dolls, dolls at afternoon tea, dolls that talk and walk. It is the greatest doll you are likely to see in Canterbury this year. SEE THE MODEL RAILWAY. —It is a clever piece of mechanism. A model train complete in every respect runs a journey, travels over bridges, through tunnels, past signal stations, over snow-capped mountain peaks, through valleys, and past lakes, until it finally pulls up at the terminus. And then you must not fail to SEE THE MODEL LAKE WITH THE FLOTILLA OF VESSELS. This is a very clever novelty, and is one of the magnificent toys we owe to the Russo-Japanese War and the brilliant achievements of Admiral Togo. On this model lake there are battleships and cruisers, torpedo boats and submarines, mail steamers and sailing craft, and all the vessels move about and look quite real. The submarines, travel under water just like the real ones, and there are divers at work under water. It is a wonderfully fascinating exhibition, and one of tho jolliest things in toyland. WORTHY GIFTS. XJV3AS Boxed Blouse Lengths. These lovely embroidered Blouse Lengths have taken the women by storm. The Initial offering sold like the proverbial ■ «hot cakes, ” and here are another splendid shipment. Each box contains 2£ yds. of plain mercerised Lawn, in white or colours, one silk embroidered front, and 2j yds. of trimming for cuffs and collars. The “Lola,” at ... 4/11 ; The “Iris,” at ... 4/11 The “ Chivalry,” at ... 5/6 The “ Senta,” at ... 5/6 ' The “Co-0p.,” at ... 5/6 6/6 Irish Linen Blouse Lengths. These are put up in neat boxes, ready for posting, and make the best of Yuletide gifts. The lengths are of real Irish Linen, and all are hand embroidered. They are marked for quick sale this week At ... 7/11 9/6 9/11 10/11 FANCY CONFECTIONERY. Tucker’s English Vanilla Toffee, Honey ' and Mint Toffee, and Almond Fingers, ™it up in handsomely decorated tins, . each at 8d . Almond Toffee, Chocolate Almond Toffee, Almond Circles, and Butter Scotch, per tin, at lOd English Butter Scotch, in tins, at 6d 1/4 1/8 . ' Dazie Cream Toffee, in tins, each lOd Rountree’s and Cadbury’s High-grade Chocolates and Confectionery, in novel shapes, such as Plush Work Boxes, Plush Handkerchief Boxes, Jewel Caskets, Velvet Glove Boxes, Japanese Boxes, &c., at *4d to 10/6 each Japanese Cups and Saucers, Teapots, Sugar Basina, Blue Jugs, Dutch Figures, Old Masters, Child's Head, Footballs, &c., filled with choice confectionery, at 4d to 3/6 each I ’ Peek/Prefin’s Old English Plum Puddings in 11b, 21b and 41b tin moulds, at 1/6 2/6 and 4/9 each Christmas Stockings, filled with Jewels, Curios, Fans, Books, Umbrellas, Dolls, PurseEjChocolatos,Confectionery, at 8d 1/1/4 each A Conspicuous Collection , of Seasonable Gifts. PRACTICAL PRESENTS FOR THE PEOPLE. Practical people know that the most serviceable things come from the Hardware store, and while you are gift giving, - why not make a present of something that will be useful and give the recipient daily pleasure ? Just by way of a'.reminder we ; name a few articles that come under the heading of practical gifts : _ Sugar .Dishes, Egg Frames, Biscuit Barrels, Bread Forks, Lunch and Dinner Cruets, Butter Knives, Bread Board and Knives, Hot Water Jugs, Napkin Rings, Crumb Gatherers, Fruit Knives and Forks, Fish Eating Knives and Forks, .Tam Spoons, Toast Racks, Cake Baskets, Cases of Carvers, Opera Glasses, Ladies’ Purses, Gold and Silver Watches, Carpet Sweepers,' Washing Machines, Mangles, &c. And the following:— E.P. Tea Spoons, at 9/- 13/6 15/6 E.P. Dessert Spoons, at 17/6 e!p. Table Spoons, at 22/6 32/- 35/B.P. Dessert Forks, at 17/6 22/- 2p/E.P. Table Forks, at 23/6 32/6 35/B.P. Tea and Coffee Sets, at 60/- to 160/Salad Bowls, at 15/- 20/- 25/-Silver-mounted Crystal Vases, at 3/- to 7/- a pair. Ladies’ Dressing Cases, at 7/6 to 25/Gentlemen’s Shaving Cases, at 10/- to 30/- ' OHKISTSVIAS HASV3S.' Don’t leave this important item of the Xmas fare to the last minute, but come along and select the Ham that takes your fancy There are still hundreds here to choose from, and we guarantee these, hams.to be perfect. First prize Hams, pale or smoked, at per lb. Christmas Gifts .done up Era Parcels. If you are gift-giving, these Special Xmas Parcels will appeal to you. The little things so dear to women, and of such practical and daily use, are put up into these parcels, and if so desired the items can be distributed amongst several recipients. Just read through this list, and if you cannot come, just drop us a line to-day, and we will see that the parcel you select is sent to you. PARCEL No. 1 contains three fine Hem-stitched Handkerchiefs, a pair of Washing Gloves, a Needle Case, one box Hairpins (100 pins), and one cube Toilet Pins (120 pins). For 2/6 PARCEL No. 2 contains one bundle of 13 pieces White Tape, one set Linen Buttons, ono box of Linen Threads and Needles, one ounce packet of best Pins, one dozen Fancy Pearl Buttons, one cube Toilet Pins (120 pins), and two reels of No. 40 Cotton. The lot for 2/6 PARCEL No. 3 contains half-a-dozen Hem-stitched Handkerchiefs, one Pearl Necklet, one white Muslin Stock Collar, and one Needle Case. 3/6 PARCEL No. 4 contains one Fancy White Muslin Apron, two White Muslin Stock Collars, one pair Fancy Side Combs, one pair Lace Washing Gloves, and one cube Toilet Pins. The lot for 3/6 PARCEL No. 5 Contains half-a-dozen fine Fancy Embroidered Handkerchiefs, one White Muslin Apron, one Needle Case, and one Pearl Necklet. For 5/PAECEL No. 6 contains two White . Muslin Aprons, two pairs Plain Cashmere Hose, one pair Imitation Suede Gloves, one White Muslin Stock Collar, and one Fancy Side Comb. 7/6 PARCEL No. 7 contains one pair “ Wearwell” Kid Gloves, one Handkerchief Satchet, one Muslin Apron, one straight Leather. Belt, and three extra fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs. Tho lot for 10/FAiNiCY LACE AMD GOODS., DAINTY DECORATIVE PIECES. As Xmas Gifts they have over been favourites, and there’s many a housewife to be made happy on the merry morn of Christmas, when the members of the family gather together with their gifts for ono another. Make your selection early. Linen and Renaissance Lace bordered, 18in x 18in At 1/11 2/11 3/11 4/6 to 6/9 each Linen and Point Lace, very pretty and very useful, 30in x 30in At 5/11 7/11 to 12/6 each In Point Lace, Paris Braid Lace, or Cluny Lace, with linen centres, 36in x 36in 1 At 5/6 7/6 8/6 9/6 12/6 to 25/Table Centres and Sideboard Cloths, in lace and linen ‘ i At 1/11 2/11 s/e 3/11 4 ? 6 5/6 to 15/Table Centres, in Point Lace and Linen At 5/11 7/11 to 21/- each Teneriffe Drawn Thread Work—6in d’Oyleys, at 4£d 6d 18in Tray Cloths, at 2/11 3/6 3/11 18in x 27in Tray Cloths, at 2/11 3/11 5/11 6/11 7/6 to 12/6 32in Hem-stitched and Embroidered Tea Cloths, at 2/3 3/11 4/6 each * - Fancy Moire Linen Tray Cloths, ,yrith lace insertion and edge. These cloths have a rich silky sheen — 18in square ... at 3/11 25in square ... at 4/9 Duchess Sets ...at 6/11 d’Oyleys in great variety, at 9d to 9/-doz Table Centres, at 7/9 TEA COSIES— ' , . In Satin, with frill, hand-painted floral design ' At 6/9 each __ Satin-finished Tapestry, trimmed wish plush and satin frill,, all colours At 8/11 each ■ b ■ Fancy Brocaded. Silk, with plain silk frill edged with ruche, in all colours At 9/6 each ■ Fancy Stamped Velvet, floral designs, trimmed with satin frill, all ■ the newest colours At .xO/M, each COSIE COVERS for putting over coloured one for decorative eSeetWhite Lace, with hem-stitched frill, at 1/10 2/3 each . White Embroidered Muslin, with frill At 2/3 each White Muslin, with coloured embroidered sprays, hem-stitched frill At 2/11 ' Silk Covers, with floral designs, for working, hem-stitched frill At 2/11 each Silk Covers, with embroidered sprays, and hem-stitched frill, bast quality At 4/9 each . ' Fancy Table Centres, in silks and satins, in all colours, with fancy frills At 1/10 2/11 3/11 4/9 6/11 8/11 9/11 each i ■ Christmas Confectionery-'. ' Delectable Dainties for the delightful days that distinguish Christmas time from the rest of the year. And such Confectionery was never before seen under ono roof in New Zealand. Our buying organisation has been taxed to secure the best in every sense of the word, from wherever confectionery is to be obtained, j The Confectionery collection is unique superb; to see it is to marvel at | the ingenuity of the human mind, and the digital dexterity of the makers. Do come and see the confectionery, even if you are not in the mood to buy. A HINT TO YOUNG FOLK—“Cupid counts Confectionery among the most effective of her weapons.” CHRISTMAS CRACKERS.—There is pleasure in unravelling these mysteries, there is delight in the result. Here is a,fine list of novelties in Crackers:—Pongo Crackers at 1/8, Cherry Girl Cosaques at 1/-, Belle of Now York at 2/-, Blue Bells at 2/-, Picture Postcards at 1/9, Dolly Warden at 1/- Masquerade at 9d, Clarnico Musical at 9d, Game of Twinkle at 1/-, Colleen Bawn at 1/-, Tho Cherub at 1/6, Old Times at 1/3, Clarice Toy at 9d and 2/-. • , f

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