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Mataura Ensign, 15 December 1911, Page 8

Christmas Gifts. Christmas Gift Buyers Are getting busy with their purchases for relatives and friends, and we are doing our best to aid by providing little novelties and curiosities. We all know what a difficult matter it is to find just the article wanted. Most people are looking for something uncommon and artistic and withal useful. We are endeavoring to cater for such people by importing from the English, Continental and Eastern Markets quantities of the most desirable GIFT GOODS— Goods that will meet with the approval of discriminating purchasers whether they desire small money values or the more expensive articles. You are invited to inspect the display we are making in all departments to-day, to-morrow and during the few days that Intervene between now and Christmas. You will find in the display a selection of Japanese Fanoy Woodwork in the form of Trinket Boxes* etc., at prices ranging from Is to 6s 6d. SILVERWARE from English Jewellery Manufacturers comprising Jewel Cases, Trinket Boxes, Silver and Cut Class Perfume Bottles, Silver-mounted Combs, Silver-backed Hairbrushes, Sliverbacked Hand Mirrors, and many other novelties in silver and cut glass suitable for a friend's dress-ing-table. Manicure Sets in various designs with silver mountings are one of our specialties, those finished plain being particularly charming goods. Space does not permit us- to enumerate the many novelties we are showing. Just call and look over the tables and counters on which the Goods are displayed. Mac Gibbon & Co., Ltd. The Main Street's Busy Corner.

SUMMER Wis J % WA7 Our MILLINERY has never before attracted so much favorable attention as It Is doing this season. We are again making a specialty of Hats suitable for young ladies at 15s 6d, 17s 6d and 13s 6d. The latitude allowed this year to the style of Hat a lady should wear is very great, and to meet the different tastes we have a very large assortment. Visit THOMSON AND BEATTIE'B and see them. Everybody is made welcome and no one is asked to buy.

Thomson & Beattie, Ltd., 'PHONE 23. MAIN BTREET, CORE. One Shilling in the £ Discounet on all Cash Purchases. THE CENTRAL' HARDWARE STORE, OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION. Up-to-date Goods Stocked here. LIME, CEMENT, GALVANISED IRON NAILS, LOCKS, Etc. BEDSTEADS, \Vir.i. M' r> ESSES, BEL, - LINOLE"* ,_;.7 1 • lv attpnut-, WRITE tOi Telephone 174. Etc. pt--112. ARTHUR MORToN. Corner Main and Ashton Streets. 3194 0 WONDERFUL VALUE. FENCING POSTS, STRAINERS AND STAKES. Split or Sawn, and the Largest Stock and variety in Southland. PPECIAL VALUE IN TIMBER. A /cry large stock on hand, or orders sent lirert from sawmill to any siding in hrnok lota. DAVID WILSON, TIMBER MERCHANT, MF.RSEY STREET, GOIiE. Why does Everybody ask for THOMSON'S ? Because it is universally recognised that Thomson's Aerated Waters and Cordials are unrivalled, and are obtainable in every corner of the Dominion. Genuine Table Ale, made from malt ana hops, brewed only by Thomson & Co., INVERCARGILL AND GORE.' FRUITS! FRUITS! NEW SEASON'S. HAMS! HAMS! FRESH HAMS! BACON! BACON! HITCHON'S ALL FRESH AND OF THE FINEST QUALITY. HAVING bought tho Finest Qiwlitv in FRUITS and having a Firat-das* FRUIT-CLEANING HSHC'HIXE on the premises I hold that my Ml ITS aro second to none on tlj<* market. Ring up 182 or post your Orders to B 101 and they will be promptly attende to. E. J. M c DOWALL, THE MODEL GROCER, AMBROSE'S BUILDINGS (0 IP ooite Polioo Station), GORE.