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North Otago Times, 6 December 1910, Page 2

HEADY-MAI WASHING DRESS VALUES. THAT WILL. IMPRESS YOU WITH THE' MANY ADVANTAGES OF MAKING THIS HOUSE YOUR PLACE ' j : r ••••-*• rrn imy * WHITE. MUSLIN DRESSES Without throwing any, floPa\ _®, STRIPE ■ CAMBRIC: DRESSES '.i- •'decorations at ourselves we • well made and New Styles, Tucked skirt (and,. embroidered ilpuso 6 tn]M]lly gtate that 9 , 9/li; . • there's no shop in this town o . .v.-. . . -, ; RTRTPF OAiirRRTH # that takes such.pains to suit © WHITE MUSLIN DRESSES, STRIPE DRESfeES. # 0r that can give ® ccol and summery, yet neat and-First-rate, Washers : • values like these. , •! , dressy--13/G • and 15/6. • #-#-# . ' : ; 9/11, 10/G, 12/G, 15/ G. self colored linene dresses qsase than you linen costumes. ■ ' all shades and well, made CAN AFFORD TO PASS THEM-, All Shades and. Styles ;; : .... . 14/11. .. • BY. . . ,17/ C, 21/-, 25/-, 27/ G. , •' WE ARE STILL GIVING A CASH DISCOUNT of ONE SHILLING in the POUND. James Macdonald and Co.

Extra Special Value m » ; MEN'S WEAR.

Books IN IMATDEMO THE GREEN MOUSE-by.ROBERT-W. CHAMBERS—3/6. "Few writers nowadays, have the lightness of touch that belongs to Robert W, Chambers, and in 'The . Green Moiiße'-he provides much en-> joyment and maijy hearty laughs."— New York Sun. ■ JOSEPH HOCKING'S NEW NOVEL : —The Prince of this World—2/6 ■ and 3/6. • BEST NEW AMERICAN FICTION. •LINCOLN (J. C.)— The. Depot Master, 3/6. .SINCLAIR (Upton)-Samuel the Seeker, 3/6. -MOLE (Marion)—Vera of the Strong Heart, 3/6. OPPENHEIM (.Tames)—Doctor Rast, 3/6. CDRWOOD (J. 0.)-The ' Danger Trail, 3/6. PERRY (L,)-Dan Merrithew, 3/6. BALMER (Edwin)— Waylaid by Wireless, 3/6. LANDIS (F.)-The Glory of His Country, 3/6. VANCE (L. J.)-The Fortune Hunter , 3/6. . MASQN (R. L.)— The Trailers, 3/6. AUSTRALIA By J. FOSTER ERASER, 3/6. NEW FlCTiON—Paper, 2/6; Cloth, 3/6. M'OARTHY (J. H.)..,The O'Flynn. VOORS (Van)-The Girl from His Town. MOORE {F. ' F,)-Laird of Craig Athol. BINDLOSS (H.) —Ranclier Cartaret: TRAOY (Lonis)-Tho Stowaway. FORMAN (J. M.)-Bianca's Daughter BDLLEN (F.)—Told in the Dog' Watches, SWAN (Annie)— Margaret Hoiroyd. CROItER (B. M.) —Fame. ' OXBNHAM' (J.)—Maid of Silver Sea. . fIDNT (V) —Wife of Altamont. i BOY SCOUTSBOOKS," SIGNAL HANDKERCHIEFS, SIGNAL REMINDERS, FLAGS' OF EMPIRE, FIRST t AID, AMBULANCE SETS, SE- ■ CRET. CODES, MORSE CARDS, SEMAPHORE CARDS, Etc.

T7WR the present season we have made vfeftY , SPECIAL PDRiT.i CHASES for this department, and gentlemen can secure from; us value which will convince, them while for FINISH, STYLE and SMARTNESS they CANNOT BE EXCELLED —WE. QUOTE A PEW LINES BELOW.— V' . • , ■

MEN'S BOATER HATS In very latest shapes'. Youj need to see tteo to appreciate their good Qualities. Our Prices-r2/6, 3/6, 3/11, m, 5/6,' 6/6, 7/6. MEN'S FANCY VESTS.' . For 'Summer 'Wear. Just a Sn>?.rt Lot. To 'go ah exceptional Prices—4/6, 7/6, 10/6,12/11, 14/6. MEN'S TWEED CAPS. In very latest shapes.i A,' very com.', plete rangp awaits your inspection. Call and see them-1/-, 1/6 1/11, 2/6, 3/6. MEN'S ALPAQA COATS . In Black and Striped—the very thingMor thp hot'weather. Special prices—B/11 and 10/6 each. MEN'S PYJAMAS In' a! very fine range. Special prices—s/6, 7/6, 8/11, 10/6,14/6.

GENTS' SUMMER WEIGHT UNDER CLOTHING., We. hold a'.very: Complete..atock arid we would specially as'* you to call and inspect the-value we ofler. COTTON SINGLETS and.PANTS1/6, l/?, 'l/U, 2/3, 2/6. MERINO SINGLETS and PANTS.1/9, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 3/U. NATURAL mti SINGLETS and PANTS! —3/G, 4/6, 4/11, 5/6, 6/G. BOYS' and YOUTHS' UNDERWEAR Stocked in All Sizes. MEN'S NEGLIGE SHIRTS. 11l .this line we havei a fine range to ehow you. Our Value is Right, while the Patterns are just Al. SMART STRIPED ' NEGLIGE SHIRTS—3/9, 4/6, 4/11, 5/6, 6/11. TUCKED GINGHAM- SHIRTS at 5/11, ft/Hi, 7/6. GENTS' TENNIS' SHIRTS—3/G, 3/11 4/6, 4/11, 5/6. WORKING SHIRTS at prices which will suit you,

Tfce POLYTECHNIC THE FAVORITE READY MONEY DRAPERS & IMPORTERS. THAMES STREET, OAMAHU.

OWING TO THE EVER-IN-CREASING DEMAND FOR MODERN JEWELLERY J. E. HOOD Begs to inform the Public that he is making a Speciality of Remounting Old Jewellery in Modern Designs. Ornaments dficarded as being old-fashioned can, 'by remounting, be given an appearance in accordance .with modern taste lor a small outlay. Old Pieces of Jewellery vfhiah are not suitable for remounting are taken in exchange or part payment. JUST OPENED-A Large Parcel ol Jewellery and Plate, latest designs.' J. E. HOOD, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN, Thames street,-

UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY i OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. FOR AUCKLAND, NAPIBR, AND GISBORNE, via Timaru-The s.s. WANAKA, about FRIDAY, 9th December. FOR NEW PLYMOUTH, AND ONEHUNGA, via Tiraaru Lyttelton, Wellington, and Nelson.—The s.s. WeljtagtOD.—The s.s. COBINNA, on SATURDAY, 17th December. Sails at 4 a.m.' FOR WESTPORT AND GREYMOUTH (transhipping for Hokitika), via Tinsaru, Lyttelton, Wellington and Picton.-The s.s. PUKARI, ou THURSDAY, loth December. FOR WESTPORT & GREYMOUTH (transhipping for Hokitika) via Timaru, Lyttelton and Wellington and New Plymouth.—Steamer ' ton and New Plyraouth.-The s.s. KOONYA, on THURSDAY. Bth December,

A. Fraseiy BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, ITCHEN STREET* WANTED— ~ COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER to ltnow thai I have Firif-o!«iu SAMPLE ROOMS, Ce»tr»]ly Situated and Well Lighted Ixprouei Meet Every Train', GEO. ADAMSON, Agent N.Z. Carrying Co, Box 99. Telephoni 107.

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, THAMES STREET. 1 ■ OAMARU. FOR A REAL GOOD, USEFUL -CHRISTMAS GIFT—TO MAN OR WOMAN, BOY OR GIRL, NOTHING CAN BEAT A FIRSTCLASS UP-TO-DATE FOUNTAIN PEN, - We have just received a large consignment of these PENS, direct from the makers to . our order • for the Christmas Season, They a re unequalled n design, flnish and durability, with all ■the latest improvements, all British make, and guaranteed to give satisfaction, THE TRIUMPH, Gojd nib, irrid}umpointed, self filler, solid vuldaniU fountain, i (beautifully inished, is a Pen which makes writing , a pleasure, and will last a lifetime, The self-filling meI thod is. easy, simple and clean, no intricfeufce . screws, I projecting, knobs or I india-rubber foal | may , he understood land worked by a child, and can be used to wash I and clean the Pen when required. PRICES 1 . From Is to 15s fid. Mounted in Gold, Plajn and. Omar mental Designs, table for Presentation, from One to Three Guineas,

'A Steamer awaits at Lyttelton tbe ARRIVAL of the BXPRESS TRAIN from the SOUTH EVERY DAY. NOTE—Fassengers and Cargo Booked to all New Zealand Ports and the Principal Ports of Australia; also oy the Orient Line'to and from London, and by Canadian and 'Australian Line to and from Honolulu, Victoria, Vancouver, San Francisco, and Europe, For all information apply to the Office jof the UNIOJ STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). COAL, _ COAL, • SHIPMENTS NOW BEING ARRANGED. FOR HARVEST COAL. THE FAMOUS Westport, Goalbrookdale, apd Pelawniain. Delivered ex Ship or Yard, Bagged or Loose., SEND'ORDERS PROMPTLY, We also Supply all other kinds of Coal, Firewood/ Coke, etc., for Household and Steam Purposes. BROOKVALB COAL, ex Mine, delivered promptly. WESTPORT GOAL COY. LTD OAMARU. YARDS—ltchen and Co'n uet; streets. CHAS, MANLEY, • Yard Manager. Telephone, 125. POTATOES f'l : : Hi tft Ciili Buyer! ol Seed u'd M« Pota!o»ii

g J. DAVY 8, DENTAL SURGEON, Lob don House, THAMES STREET, OAMARU, Hours, 9to 5.30. Telephone, 38 Private Residence Telephone 109.

(A CARD.) Jjl F. ARMSTRONG, DENTAL BURGEON, (Opposite Courthouse)', THAMES STREET,.OAMARU. (Telephone, 82.)' Jj R M. J. HANN ON, SURGEON DENTIST, Waitaki Buildings, THAMES STREET, OAMARU, (Telephone No, 75.) Hours, 9 till 5. Saturdays, 4 till 9'. MB G. ROBINSON, SUBGEON DENTIST (Opposite Wesley Church), EDEN STBEET; THE SEEDS MOST SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON, Procurable at BKOWNLEE AND gOH Who are the LEADERS IN THE SEED TRADE. Swede Turnips, for the latest sowings : Champion, Bangholm, and East Lothian. Early Turnips, to sow in December: Red Lincoln, Purple-top Mammoth, Imperial Green' Globe, and Devonshire Greystone. The Best Keeping. Turnips: Greentop Improved and Purple-top Improved, Atodeens, Dale's Hybrid, Pasterton's Hybrid, Waite's Eclipse, andjßomney Marsh. Rape Seed.—our (famous strain of Broad-leaf Giant. Carrots, for latest sowing: The Mastodon, Long-red and White Belgian, Rye Corn and Cape Barley, Grass Seeds, Clover Seeds, Lucerne and Tares. Our No. 1 Special Superphosphates is suitable for all root .crops. Our,'Special 1 Garden) Fertiliser eh'd Tomato Fertiliser, in one shilling bags, VEGETABLE SEEDS: All the Standard varieties and novelties. FLOWER SEEDS ; Annuals, Biennials 'and Perennials, in Id 'packets. KYLAFIS : The great summer wash for Fruit Trees and Roses. In half-gallon tins. Highly recommenced.

:rn , n IBEIAND & CO. , KILLERS AND CHAIN HES- :, . ;l CHANTS, H •' BEVEBN BTfiEET, VIE ARE NOW. BOOKING ORDERS Ml!| It! . FOB. CABEEULLY SELECTED MACHINE DRESSED RYEGRASS t;.! i.iii ■ w® ■ CLOYERS, BRIEFCASH BUYEBS OS. WHEAT/ OATS AND POTATOES. j.&t7meek V LL KINDS OF LETTERPRESS ' WORK DONE in the BEST STYLE at the NORTH OTAGO TIMES OFFICE,

"THE TRIUMPH," Self-filling Stylo, Patent Spring Needle, in all sizes and designs, for either ■desk or pocket, PRICES, k'rom 8p 6(1 to 7s fid. FOUNTAIN PEN CLIPS AND HOLDERS, For the Pocket, in Steel and Leather. J. M. BROWN.

BROWHLEE AMD SON, THE NORTH OTAGO SEED WAREHOUSE. . jTITANTED KNOWN— CABINET iIV PHOTOS, ,7s 6d Per - Dozen, Oash'.-MAHAN AND SONS.-