m SK. d All tides, aren’t they, boys and girls ? Yes, and the high-tide of excitement and anticipation is when you go to rest(?) on Christmas Eve. CL Of course you’ll stay wide awake and see Santa Claus come down the chimney—bag of presents first, Santa Claus second. CL But, stay. You must first come to the CHRISTMAS BAZAAR AT THE DJ.C. CL There you can see tons and tons of presents. All kinds of things—things that baby will prattle and laugh over, things that boys and girls love, things that fathers and mothers will prize. CL And when Christmas Day dawns, mother won’t have much trouble in tumbling you out of bed—will she ? No ! You’ll all be up with the sun, eager to see what Father Christmas has placed in your stockings. CL Heaps of presents await you at the D.I.C. Guns, books, animals, dolls, engines, railway trains, motor cars, cricket bats, meccano, games, prams, and push carts. Yes, and china tea sets and carpenter’s tools, and a host of other lovely gifts. CL Come to the D.I.C. Christmas Bazaar to-day. Come and see Father Christmas in his Magic Cave —6d admission to the cave, and a present from Santa Claus on your way through. CL Cave open daily from 11 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.; 2.30 to 5.30 p.m.; and on Wednesday all day, and from 7 to 8.30 p.m. Come In Your Thousands to the D.I.C. Merry Christmas. The DJ.C. Will Remain Open This Evening Until If p.m. Wm. SIMM, Manager.
Have You Seen the 'tow-: Piano? Has it a Bhift«key for sharps and flats ? Certainly not t 'Each note has a separate key— same, as the Linotype Printing |raachinc,,and the Bar-Lock Typewriter. Shift-keys are too slow for Piano execu- | tion, Linotype Printing or Typewriting. “ BAR - LOCK ” THE BUSY ftSAN’S TYPEWRITER has no Speed-Limit because it has no .. Shift-Keys. | BAR-LOCK TYPEWRITER AGENCY P. do J. ROBIN, Monitor, 199 LAMBT3N QUAY. WELLINGTON. Eatfibilehcd 33 Years. There are few things so HUMILIATING as a blotched, discoloured, and blemished skin. Nothing can compensate for an unsightly com* plexion. Even a single pimple on the face is unpleasant, and to thote who take a pride in their appearance their first anxiety is its removal. It is quite a simple matter to keep the skin pure, clear, and healthy. On the Erst appearance of irritation, however trifling, use EXIWAZOL the wonderful emollient salve which cores eczema and »Idn troubles of every description, slight or serious. Commence the Ezmarol skin treatment It you want clear hcalthy skin. Instantly relieve* all itching. Irritation and pain. Price : 2/6 pel; {fir front Chemists and Qroears 6* POST PRttK PROM 4 CHAS. A. FLETCHER, Cjtewist, Wkixinctoh. SICK! SICK! SICK! I’m as flick of this job as can be; For nothing will shine, tho' I growl and I pine. And the Missus flares up hko the SLICK! SLICK! SLICK! . I'm as slick as tho lightning can be. , Now everything's bright; yes, it eiiines like the light. . Since the misflus bought Brito-Glae for me. o;o. correct all disorders of the system and relieve dUtreaalo? symptoms. Guaranteed harmless. Should be kept on haul foremerganciea. Agents,o. ILWoollams, S Earangahape El., Newton. Auckland. KINSEY'S PHOTOS. T ADITS and CHILDREN, Photographed JSiJ personally by MR KINSEY. No* mere Phorog. .rphs. but Pictures. No Extravagant Charge*. See name “KINSEY,” on Lombtou quay. MAKE YOUR OWN SUMMER DRESSES. THIS will be quite simple and there is no limitation to style and design if vou use the ideal Home Dressmaking svrtein Your firet dress will save you the cost of the tuition, and there is the ■tided pleasure of accomplishment. Six lessons and set of charts, 255. Writ* or call. Room No. 7. Adelphi Chambers, Willis street. rE EOYD OASLICK SCHOOL OP PHYSICAL CULTURE. ESSEX CHAMBERS. PANAMA BT.. WELLINGTON (opp. G.P.0.) Tionc 2199. For Ph-sical Improvement, and Correetio- of Deformities. MRS EOYD GAELICK Proprietress. i THE LADIES OF WELLINGTON AND COUNTRY DISTRICTS. JOSEPH, Ladies’ Tailor, beg* to > notify that he is still turning out ■st-elaas Costumed at a Cheaper Eat« in any other firm in Wellington. Fine action of Spring Goods. ONLY Ad«3S—BOULCOTT CHAMBERS. Wei. Eton, 'Phono SOES. , Wl
Glaxo Babies are always Bonnie. Rear your child on Glaxo. Day by day he will gain in beauty, strength of limb and constitution, though, mayhap, he was puny and delicate at birth. Glaxo’is the perfect substitute for mothers’ milk, for it contains all the essentials of the latter, including a similar proportion of fat. No other preparation can claim this virtue —hence the wonderful results achieved by Glaxo in saving child life. Sterilised milk, cream, and lactose, scientifically proportioned —that is Glaxo. It contains no adulterants or starchy foods whatever. All over the world Glaxo is used in children’s hospitals on the recommendation of thousands of medicial men. The Glaxo Baby Book will t«U you all about Glaxo—’lis ireo lor tbo asking. Write to Dept 9 , Glaxo Company, Palmerston N. pip i mmm -V-33Z, J How Quickly they are Selling ! OUR selection of Gift Goods may not be the largest in town, but it is certainly unsurpassed in quality. There is a choice range of cool, Summer frocks, pretty blouses, embroidered handkerchiefs, dainty neckwear, excellent gloves and beautiful underwear. Prices have been fixed at specially low rates. Yon can, therefore, shop here with confidence, lor you will get the best values for your money. an fUB A ■f’&JJTMI/Q/XiW “WHERE THE SMART HATS ARE 77 SwigSm iWM r 1 Maa Cm 264-266 Lombton Quay - Wellington. JANUARY Ist RESOLUTIONS I resolve to save as much money as possible by securing all pantry supplies from CAMPBELL, who sells reliable groceries for the lowest prices in town. Also I will drink only " Ocr Own" Tea, for it is the most delicious I have ever tasted. Good resolutions these—try them, they are quite easy to keep and they mean saving and satisfaction. W. CAMPBELL , Limited, 40 anti 42 Manners St., 293 Cuba St., 163 Ridd/ford Street, Newtown. JAMES GOER, BOOTMAKER, 18 MAJORIBANKS STREET (One minute frem Courtenay Place tram). THE PEACE FOR BEDROCK VALUE IN BOOTS. Repairs a Specialty. Contractors to the Wellington House’.vivss’ Union.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8612, 24 December 1913, Page 11
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