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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 16193, 20 March 1913, Page 3

II i w I p I fij m ■M & & {Si?sra Of I; '> V, ;: s Nk( s. 1 i^p )©l tABZg! & R&£ We present for your selection such an elaborate assortment of pretty styles, that it seems almost impossible for any lady not to find a model to meet the requirements of her own individual taste at a very moderate price. Visitors are specially invited to call at the Co-op. when in Christchurch. It is always a pleasure for us to show the new fashions, and even if you do not purchase, you may wish to order later by mail. TQRS3

WEDDING GIFTS THAT PLEASE CASE CARVERS ALWAYS ACCEPTABLE AND THE PRICE FITS ANY PURSE. e*H mmM tßasssm M fsS?, illlli BSS SSK SSI SSKKeHS saaraifi A CASE OF SPECIAL VALUE CONTAINING KNIFE, FORK AND STEEL. Of Shear Steel and Stag or Xylonite Handle*. IS/* 50 Post Free Anywhere. IF NOT SATISFIED YOUR MONEY RETURNED; Also in Stock case of 3 pieces Carver up to 60/and 5 pieces up to 5/5/Mason, StrulSiers & Co. Ltd, THE QUALITY IRQKRffOftSGEKS.-

IF THE TONGUES OF OUR LADIES’ FOOTWEAR could talk, they would give you some surprising facts about the wearing quality of our Boots and Shoes, hut as they can’t, you have to wear them to prove their quality. GIRLS’ SCHOOL BOOTS in Box Calf with low flat heel, button or lace 8/-10/6 Smart BOX CALF BOOTS or SHOES for hard wear; latest styles 15/6 18/6 to 22/6 LADIES’ WELTED GLACE SHOES foi he street 14/6 16/6 to 20/LADIES’ WELTED BOOTS in Glace Kid, very comfortable 16/6 18/6 22/6 STRONG SHOES for School wear in Glace Kid with Derby fronts, wide toe and flat heel 7/6 8/6 9/6 LL & COY, Specialists in Ladies’ Footwear

HAIR GROWN BY 9 The young lady who owns this hair, fytiss M. J. McLaren, of North Opawa, was troubled with Dandruff and Falling: Hair. Slio used Brice’s Regenerator, and testifies •' IY7y hair Is now thlak ana fnso From Dandruff, and Is the onvy of many of nip acquaintancos." Price, 3/6; Snecial Strength, 5/6, Of all good Ohemlita, THE FACTS TALK! Insist on getting Brice's Regenerator! , BRICE & SON, Consnltinc Hair Special fata, removed to 21G II..I\JH STREET, Vior W. B, Cooke k Bon. Chemisto 1 afwaysorder do^en tins afr-a ts fifes A? m m IT'S JUST AS EASY To order “ one aoten ” tins ns “ one ” tin I You save money and also avoid running short. Housewives find” HIGHLANDER” a posilivo necessity for Bjlkino, Cookino, and Children’s Use. It’s so delightiully Flesh,Pure, ltich, and always “ l ull Cream." v >w_L mmm ! MONEY MAKES MONEY. ! ■ COMPETITORS should get busy in the Solution of the ‘'Canterbury Times Competition (Twelfth Series), March 20 to May 10. Copies can bo obtained from all I mvors received up to May 10-

n a& % Slg SARDINE is a delicacy which ought to be found on every breakfast, luncheon, and tea table. MAKE A TRIAL TO-MY! ' • The best of all brands.

F THE JAM the Boys Enjoy W'< S^ti viUi^ Every thrifty mother appreciates its value. For table use and baking purposes alike Sx. GEOKGE Jam (stoneless) has no equal. STOCKED BY ALL THE BEST GROCERS.