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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20268, 29 November 1927, Page 2

ALII sn®f^4MY Christmas shopping is fun, but you need time to think, look round, weigh the price of this against the charm of that, and consider to a nicety the tastes of all your friends. Pay our Xmas gifts a visit to-day. >sl^l L French Cushions SHADES OF THE TUILERIES AND MARIE ANTIONETTE all the romance of olden France in these dainty Cushion creations of Shot Silk Taffeta berosebudded and befrilled. A delicate Xmas remembrance. From 52/6 CUSHIONS of French Printed Velvet, also Brocade, in Rose, Blue, Gold. Square with ruched wall—--29/6 each From the Italian * Lakes' Como and Maggiore. <a I Come Silken Shawls of rare device, painted, printed, ribbon-worked, or embroidered in delicate designs. Colourings brilliant or soft. Pervenche and Delphinium Blues, Poppy Red, Petunia, Sunrise, and Dawn, Lavender, soft Cyclamen tones, and Black and White. A Christmas gift guaranteed to charm. Inexpensive. From £3/10/- to £B/10/Ropes of Pearls BEAUTIFUL FRENCH ROPE PEARLS with exquisite lustre almost equal to that of genuine Oriental pearls. Each pearl perfectly drilled, matched, and strung—6/6, 8/6 rope Nleue Island Kit-Bags 2/ - each 1 Shop in the morning.

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