Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Southland Times, Issue 21894, 21 December 1932, Page 3

IFftEEfcEilGirTSl You must see < the Man’s Shop XIMAJiwW< .the finest array of I A. ffijryn PftfegsiF' ■*— Z - I Men’s Gifts W in Southland. I ~ zsy i Suggestions for Am ,k j the Home | Osman Towel Sets; in a | strong presentation Box. Asy B 1 Quality Towel and 1 Fjfff j B Face Cloth to match in Jggr Mg //'■/ * E colours of Blue, Green I! JMr AwW B and Gold, with 6 inch f ww | fancy design border. 1 Z? 1 / 2s* I Priced at 4/6 the set.. gWH| /Wf w | Summer Lunch Cloths. B Ideal for the Crib, k w I Camping or Picnic part- I W' |j ies. Shades are Green, I gar n h',,/;, gw . | Blue and Canary. 45 x ! gf ffff JV&K 54 4/11,54 thas weeßc So W I world’s most exquisite SoaatMamFs Stere’ W fHand Embroidered Linen. Oyster grounds. „ I BIG STOCKS ! BRIGHT DISPLAYS! HELPFUL HAPPY ASSISTANTS D Oyleys 9d, 1/- to 1/9. Tray Cloths 4/9 to 7/11. DRESSING* TABLE BRIDGE SCORERS; fancy NECKLACES; dainty EAR RINGS 2/3, 2/6 per Supper Cloths 16/6 to LAMPSHADES; shades of designs and lots of Hand pearls, cream, pale green pair. Sy J “ /b - Pink, Blue, Gold, Orange Decorated parchment cov- V Rose. Gift price 1/- ■ MnvFT TTF c , NOVEL13 piece Lunch Sets and Shell. Gift Price 1/9, ers. Gift Price 2/6 each. each.. TEES I NOVELTIES! Hun- W Beautiful Richelieu 2/3 each. Larger sizes 5/6. POWDER PUFFS en- WASHABLE DOESKIN; dreds of these Quaint w' work. Priced at 25/6. MESH ROSE; the best closed in floral Rayon; Elastic wrist . pull on Novelties for Bed Rooms, range in the city. From Scalloped edged squares. gloves. Chamoise stitched Dining Living Rooms. Sv Give Linen—this Christ- 2/11 pair up to 13/11 for Green, Pink and Blue with slack. . Prices from 1/-. mas it’s a lasting present Pure Silk full fashioned. shades. Gift price 1/- each. Priced at 8/11 pair. itea. appreciated for years to JANET HAIR WAVING HELMET. The TRAVELLETTES containing handy ENGLISH SOAPS; in gift Sp come. wonder water waver—No elastic; perfect Towel and Soap in a waterproof folder. boxes (delicately perfumJS? ease lin use. Gift Price 5/6. Gift Price 2/6 each. ed.—l/3, 1/6, 2/3, 2/6 per id A mass a gift tfiaat ft© cast use — Get at num Sris' ’ cy x.- e. «• MiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiimiuiiiuuiiiiuniiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiumiiiiiiiiiu £or ftim am the 46 Man’s Shop.” TWO TIMES THAT FREE® wmrrn^ E COODS OUNDS WEDNESDAY observed as Half-Holiday When you have thought of MJM WORTH Di' GOODb. this week a p the good things which You Buy here, you get a vertical Sunclock L unUi w™?. SATURDAY ’ ’ pen come to you this Christmas FREE (all accessories and instructions for CLOSED Monday and Tuesday. . —double them and that will wM g setting up included). 1 Sunclock only, to REOPENING Wednesday and remaining open until g j,e our wish for you in this Jjr/ig j Each Home. I I NEW P YEA°R HOLIDAYS 1 Monday and Tuesday. | Merry Christmas greeting. uTirf T " Li J J !ulul L “ LJ “ 1 mu iiiiß aiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiff fgnA GIFT PROBLEMS VANISH AT /sv ff THOMSON g BEATTIE, LIB. f f For Practical Gifts, and all Holiday and Travelling Requirements 'W

BATH SALTS, as a gift are always appreciated. Those offered at BROWN’S The Chemist, are exclusive but not expensive. BROWN’S PHARMACY, where the good toilet gifts are. (Advt.)

“Stonehaven,” Hinde, 7th Sept., 1932. Keeley writes:— "l hive a very valuable calf here, three fWotW weeks old, which started scouring, and which I was unable to stop. 1 had U P hopes of saving it, when I remembered my success with the Drench when treating Hoggets. As a last hope, I decided to try it out on the calt, and gave it a double dose out of the botB tom « 2 gallon tin. I fully expected to find the calf dead in the ■ I morning, but to my amazement, the calf had its head over the rail, Bi 1 >/] waiting for its breakfast, and it has never looked back since.” SBl f- Ipi H unobtainable from your Stock and Station Agent or Store, write: b\ 'J Wholesale Distributors: LOUDON BROS., P.O. Box 2, ASHBURTON.