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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19969, 10 December 1926, Page 3

%aJF, Xmas Suggestions from Brown, Ewing’s Brief indications of almost unlimited variety in useful Gifts. More than ever the Gift that can be put into daily service is the most appreciated. MAIL ORDERS CARRIAGE PAID. CHAMOIS DOESKIN GLOVES, elastic wrist, P.x.m. seam—l3/6. FANCY CUFF DOESKIN GLOVES, one dome; in Putty and Fawn shades— 13/6. ONE-DOME PASTEL KID GLOVES with the newest fancy embroidered cuffs—l3/6. LADIES’ FULLFASHIONED SILK HOSE, a new and varied assortment just opened; beautiful quality, in shades of Mauve, Peach, Nude, Silver Cloth, Moonlight, Atmosphere, Paris Grey, Grain, Light Blonde—--14/6, 15/6. n\ *«\ "'W'” / a § o / _%p 0 •7 4 THE NEW “LURO” PEARL NECKLACES, all the rage; each in separate case; beautifully graduated; a truly handsome gift to 25/6. SEED PEARL NECKLACES in Cream and Pink; much in demand 11/6. SEED PEARL NECKLACES in three tiers—--10/0. HANDBAGS, featuring Underearm Style; in Moire, Silk, Morocco, Pin Seal, Black, Navy, Brown, Grey, Fawn—• 22/6 to Sgas. BLACK STRIPED PATENT LEATHER BAGS. Underarm Shape, with top handle. Very useful for every day—24/6, 29/6. Brown, Ewing’s PRINCES STREET - DUNEDIN PLAIN COLOURED SILK SUNSHADES with fancy painted handles and fancy tips, 12 gilt ribs; in Apple, Bois de Rose, Peacock, Tabac, and Nigger shades—47/6. PLAIN COLOURED SILK SUNSHADES. 10 rib; delightful colours. Navy, Nigger, Peach, Grey, Saxe, Apple, Palm, Bois de Rose, Tabac, and Brown—--39/6. LAMPSHADES — Linen Candle Shades, 1/3 to 2/3. Linen Electric, 2/6 to 4/6. Silhouette Electric, 3/6 to 4/6. Silk Electric, 10/6 to 42/6. Vellum Electric, 27/6 to 42/6. NOW ON SALE OTAGQ WITNESS CHRISTMAS NUMBER A CHARMING SOUVENIR NEW ZEALAND’S UNRIVALLED ATTRACTIONS including RURAL SCENES, ANIMAL STUDIES, THE RUGGED GRANDEUR OF SNOW-CAPPED MOUNTAIN PEAKS, and some of the Dominion’s FAVOURITE SCENIC RESORTS. An excellent three-colour Supplement, a reproduction of the famous picture entitled “THE NIGHT BEFORE TRAFALGAR,” from the brush of the eminent artist Fred Roe, R. 1., is issued with the Annual. The artist presents a striking group of our glorious old British Admirals—NELSON, HARDY, BULLEN, COLLINGWOOD, NORTHESK, SCOTT, ROTHERHAM —assembled around the fable under the swinging lamp in the cabin of H.M.S. Victory, discussing plans for the thrilling historic venture of the morrow. The picture as a whole is one that should make an irresistible appeal to the sons and daughters of the British Empire. As the number of copies to be printed is limited. Agents and the public are asked to ORDER WITHOUT DELAY AND SAVE DISAPPOINTMENT. PRICE, 2/-. mid h LSSr* Smart for the Boulevards— Sturdy for the Wilds Wherever circumstances call for transportation that is dependable these sturdy Commercial Cars are serving with marked economy and distinction. As Government mail-carriers in Bombay and Jamaica; as busses in North China, the Philippines and Ceylon, their staunch dependability has won high official approval. They are swift, they are safe, they are comfortable. Their smart appearance fits them for service on the finest boulevards. And thousands of them in use for eight years have proved that they travel the world’s roughest highways at a rerftarkably low cost p«r mile. Screen Commercial Car - - £360 Delivered. COSSENS & BLACK, LTD, □□dee- Brothers COMMERCIAL CARS