Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17503, 20 December 1918, Page 2

Useful and Serviceable Christmas Presents for Gentlemen. S~* IFTS that please men are thing's of practical utility—something- they can wear or \ \J articles that are of real use. The following: is a selection of suitable Presents from winch a choice can be made, any one of which is sure to be acceptable and appreciated We pay postage on all Country Orders, thus placing- out-of-town buyers on the same footin* as* those living m the City. 8 j WHITE SILK SHIRTS, with Neckband only or I MEN'S COMFORTABLE PYJAMA SUITS— Collar attached—2l/- and 25/-. 3/6, 10/0, 15/-, 21/- and 27/6. SUIX^~ TUSSORE SILK SHIRTS, with Neckband only NEWEST STYLES AND COLOURS IN or Collar attached—2l/- and 25/-. "STOCKPORT" SPECIAL HIGH GRADE WHITE COTTON SHIRTS, with Neckband "" only or Collar attached-6/6, 7/6, 8/6 and 9,6. nS " WHITE COTTON COAT SHIRTS, with deep Styles—l 9/6, 21/- and 25/-. a PP r °ved Collar attached-8/6 and 8/6. GENTLEMEN'S UMBRELLAS-a choice WHITE COTTON SHIRTS, with Black Stripes, selection just opened up; all smart Crook Neckbands only or Collar attached—B/6. Handles; specially suitable for Christmas WHITE LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS, Hem- SMART SHOWERPROOF ' OVERCOATSstitched Border—l/ 6, 2/- and 2/6. 55/-, 65/-, 75/- and 95/- to 7 guineas. WHITE LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS, plain THE NEW SHOWERPROOF TRENCH OVERBorder—l/-, 1/6, 2/- and 2/6. COATS, with Belt rig-ht round—7s/- to 6 WHITE MERCERISED' HANDKERCHIEFS, ffumeas. Hemstitched Border—9d each. 1 *!? BAGS » SUTT CASES, AND WHITE AND TUSSORE SILK COLLARS, ' ds# Double and New Polo Shapes—l/ 6 and 1/9. PRESENTS FOR BOYS * WHITE LINEN COLLARS, all Shapes—l/- pnvc: , ~m m, CTTTr ,^ B an! pS2v??ffi3V ith C ° llar *«*<** ! ALL THE NEWEST SILKS IN OPEN-END BOYS' SHTRTs' tpdcttvc tT^o. ! TIES-2/6, 3/6 and 4/6. ETC. SHIRTS ' J £ RSE\S, HOSE. HATS. J Merchant Tailors, and Men's Mercers, 12, 14 f 16, & IS George St. . I * .' CATTANTRY RFWATJLVFD g^^raMros^asaMagj^iaia^pi^ HONOURS FOR NEW ZEALANDERS. I JL: ~$ 10l Jj I WELLINGTON, December 19. s The following members of the Now Zea- If! • i land Expeditionary Force on active Bervico I fj *3& <K?T? &y^G&,<Ck , §" TS "BUHTB Jfj. '' where other decorations are specified:— S JJL or ~: Corporal M'Lelland, W. H. " jjf ** | Sergeant Luff, T. R. Ej »«■ j* » • » «. , S Priv^pha^p , tV 1" 1 Mr. Edison s inventive genius, applied 1 PriTate'Dabner, h. " | to phonograph Record- making has | Private Williams, F. J. e< j j r> . . ° j Primte M'Carthy, j. R. | done wonders. Great improvements . I have been made. ! Private M'Lcnnan, A. » \ | Lance-corporal Queenin, B. Q.. j gj I Blue Amberol Records i Sergeant Gutzoll, J. §3 mOW ~, rr,, _ .. , 1 Lance-corporal Petersen, E. R, i *" e " nest Cylinder TeCOrd ever % Sffi £££ IW - I WSSM invented-Mr. Edison's final I £££ SS&i. 1 J - I WXfffi devel opment of the four-minute I t. M . I HfLi the beautiful Blue aSSSd°SS k' I AmberoL Not only is the tone | ferfisTf' & 1 KssiS j extremel y swee t. but for a ii SSSSa w. puh) I ililMW Poetical purposes the Record I Private Teahan, J. de Guerre) % WVfc**'® « 1S un t)reakable. ffi j h. & I EJ S very A month a new long list of I Private Sinclair, f. s. ' s Blue Amberol Records is issued & Sergeant Bell, A. 53 1 Sergeant Thomson, P. A. a w-i ■■ • v-n r —_. I Lanoe-corpoml Cross,'.F. L. | ll*CllSOll[ 8 Lance-sergeant Rowe, C. A. [| ** **\J? IL tfi2> | Sergeant Cormack, F. R. ' n " Corporal Burton L.A ® * * u i j ~, N , m ■ -, B Rifleman MacEinder, W. A 1 mUSt nOf Dβ played i Corporal Fatts. | ' with Diamond Re- mm SUH I Private Forsyth, A. E. a j i. . !' raH'i MM B $ Private Allison, A J f producers, DUt are ; | j? SSSSSSi : g- I for use only .on fHßgg| O| |H| f Private Hailes, F. j, | Phonographs equip- '»!S !: 8 I LancGHEorporal Mitchell, T. G. | Ned with SaDDhire i hHH 1 1:1 I Lance-corporal'sapsford, s. j. | Reproducers. H I i O S^t 3 Thlnf S on L 'D G 'M. E available include Regular Type-Standard (two-minute), I Sergeant Ashby A. W Amberol (four-mmute); Grand Opera Type—Standard (two- p3 Private Smith, A. G. T. ' "i minute), Amberol (four-minute); Concert Type —Amberol ' ffi Corporal Mackay, D. a (four-minute). Prices of these have been considerably reduced. % PrivatG Smith, A. G. a I Privito Williams, A. O. | NJ3..—lt may be well to state that The NEW EDISON does % Lance-corporal Ramsay, R. C. | not play records—but Re-creations. . a WSSS WelT'E A k I C«^«e of free on request. 1 Private Proctor, C. a I Corp^ral^SnSh^T ll, F " * 1 THOMAS EDISON, LTD., (Wholesale only) 364-372 Kent St, Sydney I Temporary Corporg.l Cnilds, R. A. <g^^^a<OiaMi^3Kja^ !g ccwin" is N° °! ie can exactly what a headache portends. It may be a-slight If indigestion; it may be the beginning of brain-fag, or worse, but whatever it is a |i j! sign of, the first cause is the same—a disorder of the blood vessels and nerves I| I! in the head, g 11 For imraeaiate relief of tne first cause iake Chamberlain's Tablets for I ( J the stomach and liver. They act quickly on the stomach, '<ive» and bowels and I jJ , relieve the engorgement of tiie whole blood system, thus gently letting the I ■ J nerves " down a peg" and giving rest to the brain, 9 : J Headache cannot exist when Chamberlain's Tablets are taken. Their I j % marvellous influence on the liver and bowels puts an end to it evsry time. I I You get up in the morning rested, refreshed, and filled with healthy j) energy after taking j - -. J& "HIE STOMAGM LIVLP. * B