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Northern Advocate, 21 December 1932, Page 3

K L2 RE£7 >A'GS Farmers’ Furniture Branch For Useful Gifts that possess charm and distinction, • and bestow a delight in their giving, there is no better place than our Modern Showroom. We cordially invite an inspection of the many beautiful and. useful articles displayed in our spacious premises. Reading Lamps, Standard Lamps, Stools, Screens, Coal Boxes, Smokers’ Stands, Occasional Tables. EVERY PIECE MAKES A CHARMING AND ACCEPTABLE GIFT THE FARMERS' Furniture Branch BANK STREET WHANGAREI .1 80 more cups fro every packet-l|ll for 2/6-all grocei OvenveiqhUi Xmas Suggestions Everyone is Amazed at the Variety and Wonderful Value at MENZIES’ CHEMISTS & STATIONERY STORES Hundreds of Low Priced Articles in Endless Variety—All in Modem Design and Good Taste YOUR INSPECTION IS CORDIALLY INVITED Cut Glass Perfume and Smelling Salts. RAZORS.— Gillette, Valet, Wulkinson and the new “ROUSON. ” This is the romance of modern Razors. 30/-. SHAVING BRUSHES.— The Most Acceptable Present you can give a man. 1/6 to 30/-. SHAVING SOAP IN BOWLS. — Moray, Yardley, etc., and a big variety of sticks and tubes from 1/-. TALC POWDERS.— Some nice new brands in bottles. BOXED SOAP.— Clearskin “the best of all,” 3/-. Otto of Rose, 4/3. Lavender, 4/3. Violet Oatmeal, 2/6. And dozens of others from 1/-. A few boxes of Morny’s Rose and June Rose Soap. Pot Pound in bulk and Fancy Containers. Also Lavender Flowers in bulk. BATH SALTS & CUBES.— Fr om VHANDBAGS.— The Greatest Range is Always at Menzies—From 7/6. All Colours and White. Pouch, Envelope and Handle. Kiddies’ Bags from 1/6. Some Great Value in Caskets, containing Perfume, Soap, Powder and Talc, from 2/6. MANICURE SETS.— Pocket Sets, 1/9. Table Sets, from 5/6. All strong instruments and well made. FOUNTAIN PENS.— Sheaffer, Waterman, etc., and Propelling PENCILS —a great variety at all prices. BOOKS.— Will you accept our invitation to see our books? You are not asked to buy. GENERAL BOOKS.— “Disraeli,” Andres Maurois, 6/6. “Story of San Michele,” Axel Munth, 7/6. “Cheerful Yesterdays,” Judge Alpers, 7/6. ‘‘ An Outline for Boys and Girls,” 11/-. “An Intelligent Woman’s Guide to Socialism and Capitalism,” G. B. Shaw, 7/6. H. V. Morton’s “In Search of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales,” 10/6. NEW FICTION.— ‘ ‘ Inheritance,” Phyllis Bentley, 10/6. “Magnolia Street,” Louis - Golding, 10/6. “Anxious Days,” Phillip Gibbs, 6/6. “Prison Wall,” Ethel Dell, 6/6. “A Lantern in Her Hand,” Aldrich, 6/6. “Pencarrow,” Nellie Scanlan, 6/6. RECENT FICTION.— “Beauvalet,” Georgette Heyer, 3/6. “Darkened Rooms,” Phillip Gibbs, 3/6. “Johnny Reb,” Marie Conwey Oemler, 3/6. “Hatter’s Castle,” A. J. Cronin, 4/6. “Delight,” Mazo de la Roche, 4/6, “A House Is Built,” B. Eldershaw, 4/6. “Exit,” Harold Bell Wright, 4/6. BIBLES.— School Lines, 3/- to 10/-. Leather Yap Index Ref., 10/6, 11/6. Yap Edges, Thumb Index Ref., 18/6. India Paper Yap Edges Ref., 22/6. Schofield Ref., 30/-, 40/-. POETS.— Modern Comedy Cloth, 11/-. Forsyte Saga Cloth, 10/-. ' Masefield’s Poems, Cloth, 13/-. Kipling’s Poems, Cloth, 25/-. Harold Menzies CHEMIST AND BOOKSELLER OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE Engagement & Wedding Rings! WE IMPORT OUR DIAMONDS AND MOUNT IN PURE PLATINUM AND 18 CARAT GOLD, THEREFORE WE CAN GUARANTEE ALL • OUR RINGS. _ Write for our Illustrated Price Ijist and Ring Size Card j. SHUCKSMITH WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER WHANGAREI And at Dargaville and Kaikohe. Phone 2590, Whangarei.