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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20592, 15 December 1928, Page 23

Amazing How EBB Prescription Relieves Skin Troubles Stops Itching- Instantly Get a 4/6 bottle today Sporting Goods FOR XMAS. Cricket, Tennis, Fishing, v Rifles and Ammunition. Walter Strang Ltd. . 138 PRINCES STREET (Two doors from Jacobs's Corner). Some Ideas for ; HOSIERY— The. Ideal Xmas Gift. A gift box of “ Ex-Twistex" Silk Hose, point Keel, strong, silky,. smart;' French Beige, Lilac-Nude, Rose Beige, Tinsel, Natufelle, Suntan, PowderPink, Mauve-Rose,. Sizes 8J to 10. Two pairs fof 11/6.'' In fancy gift' box with Xmas greeting card. “Ladybird"- Silk Hose, -point Keel, extra long panel; Sunburn, Sombrero, Champagne. Silver, Mist—3/11 pair. “ Klingsil “ Hose,,point Keel, full length silk panel; Nude, Grey, Bois de Rose, du Barry, Chanipagne---4/ II pair. ' " Maid _ Marion ” Silk Hose, silk embroidered el ox, point Keel; all shades and sizes—s/6 pair.. GLOVES—A Delightful Gift. Kayser ” Silk Gloves, 1 dainty turn.hack cuffs lin contrasting shades; silk embroidered points; double tips—,B/11 pair. . Kayser "■ Lisle Gloves, embroidered turn-back cuffs and fancy contrasting points ; Nude, - Grey, Arab, ■ Beige—m 4/11 pair. Gold Stair ” Rayon Silk Gloves, pretty frill cuff, Bolton thumb; Nude, Patio; Chateau, Hoggar—7/6 -pair/ HANDKERCHIEFS—- - Acceptable; “ Handkyfeards Xmas Card with . c Fancy Handkerchief, White or , coloured—9d each. “ Aurora " Handkerchiefs, fine muslin ; ■ -dainty fast-coloured borders—Sd * ' each, 3 for 1/9. v” New , Opal **- Handkerchiefs,*-dainty . coloured-embroidered comer: Pastel tones—l/- and 1/6. White Lace-edged Handkerchiefs, four. large lace comers, dainty . muslin centres —1/3 to 2/6. Fancy Coloured French-Crepe de Chines Handkerchiefs with rolled edge—l/to 2/11. . , Children's Novelty Boxed Handkerchiefs, Six Picture - Handkerchiefs 1 in box, with Picture Book as cover—3/11 ’■ box; . Children's Coloured Picture Handkerchiefs, good quality; 1 six , in' ; box—' : ( 1/11 box. i . Ladies''' White Embroidered Cotton Handkerchiefs,—six in-box for ,1/9. Boxed .Handkerchiefs ip. painty Pastel coloured “Opal” Cloth—six in box, 2/6 to 8/6. / White Cambric Handkerchiefs, elaborate embroidered comers—6. in box, 2/6 ■ to 12/6. White Cambric Handkerchiefs, coloured, embroidered comers—3 in box, 3/6. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, beautiful embroidery, scalloped edge—3 in box. ‘ 7/6. FURTHER SUGGESTIONS. Satin-covered Coat Hangers, dainty and useful—3/6. *■' Pretty Shoe Trees - to match—2/11. Bath Sails in fancy jars, perfumed with verbena, lavender, rose,' Cologne—2/6, 2/11, 3/6. - Manicure Sets ■in small cases, suitable for your handbag; assorted colours—3/6. - ; - Suede, Shopping Lists, Grey, Pastel,' Brown, Fawn with fancy pokerwork. design—2/6. Bag Set of Mirror and Comb; quite a . novelty—l/11. Dainty Down Puffs, beautifully finished with-ribbons and tinsel—2/6 to 12/6 Powder Compacts, soft finish; Rachel, Nalurelle, Rouge; large assortment—1/- to 4/6. ; Rubber . Aprons, all shades and styles. A useful present—3/11. 1 Rubber Aprons for children and misses from 1/11- " Coloured Bone ‘Serviette; Rings—lOJd .each, 4/11 for half-doz. Fancy Silk Garters in to 2/11. Bead Garters, White and Colours; very latest—l/- to - 3/6. ', Bead Necklaces, a beautiful selection—1/- lb 8/11. Two Xylonite Coat Hangers, Shoe Horn, and Button Hook; Pink, Hclio„ and Flame—s/11 the set. Leather Handbags, Black and Colours; all'styles, all prices. Scarves in Rayon. Crepe de Chine, and' Silk; all colours—2/6 to 15/6. Hand-embroidered Table Centres, Supper Cloths, Pillow Shams, Luncheon Sets—9/11 to 35/-Hand-paihted Supper Goths, scallopedand hemstitched—4/6 and 4/11. Supper Cloths, hemstitched and stamped for working—4/1 Ito 10/6. Guest Towels, hemstitched and stamped 3/6. A Year's Subscription to Buttericfe’s “Delineator" njakes an unusual and ideal gift. It brings remembrance of the giver every month—9/. per . annum. George St. ’Phone 12-922.

r PHE First Utility o£ frequent and /“ regular Advertising consists in this: ihere 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 mfller 'their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first who asks