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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19977, 20 December 1926, Page 2

3W \#l Children dear have you heard the chat? Yes, it’s true ! Santa has gone and been and left the D.I.C. But you just cheer up and listen to this. Tucked away in corners of this lovely shop are the most wonderful things you’ve wanted all your life; and, if you ask your mother and father very politely, you might get them yet! A GREAT BIG DOLLIES’ PRAM, seagrass, rubber tyred, and leather padded, for 52/6. A TRICYCLE with rubber tyres for 75/A TEA SET of the very best Aluminium, 19 pieces, in a picture box. Just 9/6. ' ffLions and Tigers, Billygoats and Clowns! One just can’t blow one’s nose on a plain HANDKERCHIEF when all these interesting ones abound. Three in a box that turns into a circus show at 1/11; and two in a box with such a sad Chinaman, he does want you to buy him and cheer him up-1/11. THE SWEETEST “SILQUESTA” SOCKS. Pink, Blue, or Biscuit, at 2/6 a pair; and small Padded Silk Bath Slippers, Rose or Blue, at 2/11 pair. LITTLE BOXES OF STATIONERY —so small and so grown-up —at lOd, 1/3, and 1/11. Boxes of Picture Party Invitations, 2/- and 2/6. A REALLY CUDDLESOME DEAN’S BABY BUNTING, dressed in her Pink or Pale Blue Rabbitskin, 32/-; or a Dean’s Princess Doll, soft-eyed and velvet-clad, at 25/- and 35/KIDDIES’ POUCH KID PURSES, all colours — 4 1/9 and 2/6 each. Black cats for luck On Porridge Plates at 2/9, and little Black Cat Plates at 1/8, and Cups and Saucers 2/6. Brownies playing on porridge plates at 2/3, and Nursery Rhyme and Radio Mugs at 3/-. Other children are getting these. Don’t let your Mummy be too late! Big Balloons 9d! Come very soon! What shall I give this Christmas? Each and every year finds ns wondering just what to give to our friends and loved, ones. Why not remember them with useful gifts which they will appreciate the whole year? You can get the very thing you want at e 92 Princes Street And, what’s more to the point, you can get it at a price that defies competition. E m & e> 9 ® f NEE9 , THE “LANCASTER” DINING-ROOM. Seven-piece Suite, Extension Table, 4ft. 6in. Sideboard. In Oak - - - £59/15/-. Combine Real Comfort with Lasting Quality. NEES THE FURNITURE PEOPLE Comer Hanover Street and Anzac Highway, DUNEDIN. /VTAGO WlTNESS.—Largest Country U Circulation of any Weekly in the Dominion. Found in every farmhouse in Otago and Southland, and circulating largely in Canterbury and northern rural districts, it offers unrivalled facilities for Advertising anything of interest to country readers. pHE First Utility ol treuueni ami » regulai Advertisin'; consists in this; there is at all times a large class ol icrsons. both in country and town, who nave no fixed places for the purchase ol certain necessary articles, and are ready i be swayed and drawn toward any par ticular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first jeLc asks. WHOOPINGCOUGH has no terror* for those who use " HEENZO “ (Hean's Essence). The first dose will prove its value. Cuts the phlegm away: eases breathing; prevents severe whooping. Small bottle makes a pint. Saves your money, does you good. Cargle freely for throat troubles, 24