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Southland Times, Issue 17231, 30 December 1912, Page 3

Public Notices. el Wl p % *■ & /r/j NEW YEAR at the EXHIBITION. New Year is the time when all the blood of all the clans bubble# and boils. In sympathy, \vitlx this great annual upheaval, the Exhibition is bubbling and boiling furiously. It is very strange and interesting the way in which bargains boil to the top and interested crowds watch them doing it, and skim them as they rise. No trout fishing is equal to it. Join the crowd and try your luck. NEW YEAR GIFTS FOE MAIDS AYD MOTHERS. MODEL MILLINERY (30. of them) classy, up-to-date, high priced stuff, is being given away at the prices of' ready-to-wears, 10/- to 19/-. each. Who will buy plain ordinary ready-to-wears when Parisian. Models are begging to be carried away at the same prices. NEW YEAR TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN. See the Shilling Table presided over by Santa Claus in his flying machine. This is interesting, because it is reputed to be the Very,, machine in which he flies over the town and distributes toys on Christmas morning. A NEW YEAR GIFT TO BRING SUNSHINE. , STILISH PARASOLS; just the thing for the holidays. They ard so bright and summery that they are sure to bring good weather. The sun will never be able to resist coming out to look at them. Buy 7/f Sunshades for 2/6 and 30/- Sunshades for 10/-. Real record breaking Christmas Gifts. They are as essential for picnics as lunch baskets. A GIFT TO MATCH THE SUNSHADES. White Embroidered Muslin Robes, 12/6 to 19/6. These prices don’t mean much, except with the added information that they are worth double. You may have heard about them. They tie with the Sunshades in being town talk. Lots of people are sure to regret missing the chance of buying them after they are all sold. GIFTS IN TRAVELLING DRESSES. Linen and Crash Costumes, all colours, 29/6 to 39/6 —all at 6/-—a useful everlasting sort of Cos-* tume for 5/-. Think of it!!! Kaiapoi Tweed Costumes, usual price 69/6, for 49/6 Summer Tweed Costumes in great variety, from 35/ GIFTS FOR MEN AND BOYS. Smart Suits for the Boys at popular prices. ■ Men’s Ready-to-Wear Suits; cut equal to tailor made; padded shoulders, long roll collar, vent in coat, 49/6 to 69/-. HOLIDAY SHIRTS AND TIES in great variety. 1/- In the £ discount allowed on Cash Purchases. THOMSON & BEATTIE THE MAIL ORDER HOUSE. TAY ST., INVERCARGILL. ’PHONE—I3O,' & p. E, li Mew Icai BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY IN THE SHOWROOMS* ~ OF NEWLY IMPORTED, Millinery Costumes Robes AND THE FINEST COLLECTION IT HAS EVER BEEN OUR PRIVILEGE TO SHOW* HANDSOME ROBES, in Coloured Linens. Embroidered Fronts, 25/9 One-piece PRINT DRESSES, in Brown, Helm. Gray. Green, Nicely Embroidered, 6/11. One-piece PRINT ROBES, high waisted, Peter Pan Collars, </lL One-piece ZEPHYR ROBES, all Colours, Piped and Tnmmed, 8/1 L TUSSORE ROBES, high-waistsd, trimmed Lace, 32/6, 35/-, 45/-. BLACK and WHITE STRIPE VOILLB ROBES, 21/-, 25/-. \ blouses. A MOST MAGNIFICENT OP MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES. JAP SILK SHIRTS. 5/11, 6/11, S/11, 10/9, 15/6 DELAINE BLOUSES, Embroidered Silk, 5/11, 7/11, 9/11, 10/9, 12/9 COLORED PRINTED DELAINES, 6/6, 8/6, 10/6, 12/6 300 Models on View ißShowroom MILLINERY MODELS, 12/6, 15/6, 17/6. 19/6. 21/-, 25/NEW STYLE READY-TO-WEARS, 4/11, 5/11, 7/11, 9/11, 12/9KIDDIES’ MILLINERY. Very Dainty, 3/11 to 12/9. MATRON’S BLACK CRINOLINE TOQUES and BONNETS. 15/6 to 25/-. PRSOE & BULLEID s m m “Lost Health is Lost Wealth! To Enjoy Vigorous Ruddy Health, You Must Keep the Blood Pure ! The same remedy that gives to Women Clear Bright Complexions, removing all Blotches and Pimples, WILL CURE MEN of Eruptions, Boils, Rheumatic Pains, Piles, and the many minor ailments that arise when the blood is out of order. & TRY ONE! GOCw!" YOU WILL DO IT m Made of Sulphur aud Sarsaparilla, Nature's Greai Blood Burl tiers ! S.j.enaid .or Children 1 pox Dose h* hedi V per UU6