Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19980, 23 December 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. SEE HECTOR! NEXT MONDAY (BOXING DAY). AND DON’T FORGET THE PLANS ARE OPEN AT THE BRISTOL. PULLERS’ pRINCESS THEATRE Direction: John Fuller and Sons CDtJ*)* MONDAY NEXT (BOXING DAY). Commencing at tlie Bargain Matinee. Commencing at the Bargain Matinee. GIGANTIC DOUBLE BILL. The Most Stupendous Programme ever presented in Dunedin. FULLERS’ GREAT XMAS CARNIVAL. FULLERS’ GREAT XMAS CARNIVAL. HECTOR ST. CLAIR HECTOR ST. CLAIR REVUE COMPANY. REVUE COMPANY. An Entirely New Melodious and Hilariou* ' Comedy Revue, Preceded by FIVE INTERNATIONALLY-FAMED VAUDEVILLE ACTS. Direct from Edinburgh, M'DONALD and PAYNE, M'DONALD and PAYNE. Two Irresponsible Scots. Direct from New York, GRANT and BATES, GRAND and BATES. Two exceptionally clever coloured comedians, who will present an act of song, dance, and southern harmony. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. BOOK NOW. BOOK NOW. “The Spirit of Christmas is Vocal ia Music!” “gEGG’S” Have now on display a Magnificent Stock of Instruments and Music eminently suitable for Musical CHRISTMAS GIFTS SUGGESTIONS FOR MUSICAL PRESENTS FOR LOVERS OF MUSIC! Which you are cordially invited to call and inspect. PERSONAL GIFTS. Violins, ’Cellos, Cornets, Flutes, Clarionets, Banjos, Accordeons, Ukuleles, Saxophones, MouthOrgans, Mandolines, Auto-Harps, Steel Guitars, Complete Violin Outfits; And all kinds of String, Brass, and Wood-wind Instruments. MUSIC. ■* A Bound Volume of Music, or A few New Songs or Pieces, form very charming Xmas Gifts to friends who sing or play. PORTABLE GRAMOPHONES —Very attractive models. GRAMOPHONE RECORDS— The ever-aoceptable present to those who possess Gramophones! We carry an immense selection. RECORD ALBUMS— In different styles and sizes. FOR THE FAMILY! PIANOS By Rogers, Hopkinson, Windover, Begg. ‘ PLAYER-PIANOS By Leading Makers. GRAMOPHONES. “His Master’s Voice.” “Cheney.” CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., Headquarters for Music and Musical Instruments. PRINCES STREET. PUBLIC NOTICES. XMAS ‘ GIFTS. Miss CLOUGH has great assortment of RAG DOLLS and STUFFED ANIMALS, which make ideal toys for children, from Is to 27s 6d. Ladies and Children’s Bags, from 2s; Dainty Necklaces in Jet. from 3s 6d; Pocket Coat Hangers, from Is 6d; Dainty Fans, from Is; Beautiful Coloured Necklaces, from 6d to 355; Handy Pincushions, Handkerchief Satchets, Table Centres, etc., all at very reasonable prices. Miss CLOUGH, 62- GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. “QVERHEARD AT THE RITZ.” Talking of hair, have you tried those “Oriental Henna Shampoos?” I was in Hendys the other day having my hair marcelled, and the assistant recommended them, and, really, they are most delightful. They leave the hair with an exquisite sheen without making it too dry. For shingled hair they are simply perfect. They are only 6d each, and one packet gives two or three delightful shampoos. Made in two shades for fair and dark hair. You really must try them. Sold by A. M. HENDY, Toilet Specialist, Dunedin. Sole N.Z. Agent. 6d each, or box of 6 for 2s 6d. Post free anywhere. M A S PRESENTS. SIEVE AND GOLD-MOUNTED PIPES, WALKING STICKS, CIGAR AND CIGARETTE HOLDERS, CIGARETTE’ CASES, SAFETY RAZORS, TOBACCO JARS, TOBACCO POUCHES, SHAVING SETS. BOXES OF CHOICE HAVANA AND MANILA CIGARS. Obtainable at MOODY’S TOBACCONISTS, PRINCES STREET. CHRISTMAS WEDDINGS have a charm ail their own. Christmas Brides, enhance the beauty of your own wedding with lovely BRIDAL BOUQUETS (Shower, Victorian, or American Streamer), in beautiful colour tones. Miss CHAPMAN, Floral Artiste, MONCRIEFF & STEWART (LTD.), Florists and Seedsmen, 186 Princes street (Opposite Grand Theatre, Dunedin). Eczema CURED.—-My Herbal Treatment positively cures the distressing trouble.—Thompson, herbalist, Oamaru. TOYS. —Bankrupt Stock. Fine assortment Dolls, Balls, etc. Nothing cheaper In Dominion.— C\ii-rate Stores, George street. HOLIDAYS !—Bryant, E. J„ 225 Princes street. Closes on Xmas Eve, and Reopens on sth January, 1927. Happy New Year to all. “God Save the King." PASTIME CAFE. Great Northern Buildings, Leith Bridge, Gardens, NOW OPEN. Nothing superior in town. Close 11.30. 'T'HE First Utility ol trequent and A regular Advertising consists in this: There is at all times a large class of persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to ail, thev yield without hesitation to the first " , - -~