Page 7 Advertisements Column 2

Southland Times, Issue 19396, 10 November 1924, Page 7

Free Excella A copy of the Excella i7\ I —the Perfect printed fashion monthly. /A I lit \ pattern. Once used Z/U | I VIU. ' — iT \ always used. (T J advance CfiPiHrnasOliougfitr Nllbz B ™ § the Children t 0 Yes! Christmas bells are \ J/, W A ringing in the distance. The K & w ss S . XSk 9 very first bells, too, warn you * M aL/Xa.l Ng of the approach of Christmas. AllliniTllUrn J 4.L. J * 4. 4. Time to prepare your lists of an( j o th er departments too. gifts and time to buy gifts for I o yp your friends afar off., TV <11 What fun for the children when mother brings them along to Smith’s Toyland. How they love to see the A guarantee big teddy bears, the motor ears and the talking dolls. This year we }, ave assembled jnifh And when mother does come on , a she usually a won derful collection of gifts wuri awry puzw. shops for the children at Smiths because she knows anc ] Smith’s can be of special it’s more economical and the service is better. service in helping you choose. • This year Toyland will be a Our big purchasing power has Dvlo mighty attraction for the made available to Southland We have just opened up a new selection of BOYS’ children, and a place of unpeople some remarkable sav- SUITS. All Wool New Zealand Tweed in light and equalled service to Christmas ings in ALUMINIUM WARE dark patterns of Grey, Heather and Brown. shoppers, for the home. Space permits Sizes 7to 12, 32/6. 13 to 16, 35/- and up.of only a few lines. Come VCbTTUnTTQ* and see it. IVU 1 £l© © SJI I ©. Prenarations for Christmas <ro Youths’ Long Trouser SPORTS SUITS in all shades “ I FROSTED COLANDERS (as of Colonial Tweeds and Worsteds. If your boy is Kancv DepartmentNanerv | illustrated) 5/-. ready for his first SUIT of “Longs” he will find choos- Denariment Cutlerv ? and FROSTED SINK TIDIES (as ing eaSy here ’ SizeS 15 ’ 16 ’ 17 ’ 18 ’ at 65/ ' and UP ‘ HoSold goods and certainly | illustrated) 2/9. SCHOOL HOSE °, llr T °y land Departments Mviivvu z.r.r v, shows signs of Christmas | ALUMINIUM TEA-POTS- Mothers afi remark on the quahty o.f our BOYS GOLF bugtle . And for men and I U pint size 7/11; HOSE They all have the unstretehable double tops boys we have collected a pre21 pint size 9/-. too—a feature exclusive to Smith s. Prices 3/11, 4/6, viously unequalled selection of 3| pint size 11/3. 4/11, according to size. , • things for gift giving. But 9 v riDDCCi/c come in and look around. It’s I ALUMINIUM FRYING ©HiKtriL U>KJb©©ib©. fascinating pastime. I PANS. AU Wool NAVY SERGE DRESSES in Maids’ and I 10 inch size 5/- ; Children’s sizes. Little touches of Trimming that 14 inch size 7/6; have a charming effect. All sizes from 22 to 42, at 12 inch size 6/3. prices from 19/6 to 45/-, according to size. i aluminium JUGS- FUGI DRESSES.; It’s only six weeks 1| pint size 5/6; FUGI SILK is probably one of the most popular fabrics Chrivtmtiv 2 pint size 6/3. of the geason . And thege children - s DRESSES are IIU L HriSinULS. , especially smart with their Lace Trimmings and StitchI ings. All sizes from 16 to 44. Prices from 13/6 to I ' 45/-, according to size. Boys’ CHILDREN’S MILLINERY. fhilHrpn\ When Mr Smith was in Britain he secured a selection of vllllUl Cll d PlaVy CHILDREN’S and MAIDS’ MILLINERY, possibly un- Crono . equalled in Invercargill. And the prices represent big VICpC savings. There are too many prices to mention, so 17 • I nuitncid. come and see them _ Knickers. A clearance of an Z | odd lot of boys’ / / \ To advertise our | Navy Serge Knick- \ Children’s Departed in all sizes from I J ment we offer this 11 to 16. The price \ k sensational value in I has been reduced \ / Children’s CREPE | from 10/6 for a KNICKERS. Pracspeedy selling. Only tically any colour B 25 pairs, so order ■ UK you wish. To dear H & j/SMITH, ** 2/6 ! O/ U LIMITED. I TAY STREET, MAIN STREET, INVERCARGILL. GORE.

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