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Southland Times, Issue 23377, 8 December 1937, Page 12

EIKMM PWTOJ, Your H&Mfc Bjwssware, for the Mil D>S HAMD-CUT Cmru. «.-• SESS gwi.. j ornamental and useful articles. ~ " nr l ldeal “GIFTS FOR THE HOME” Smokers’ Companions, Chromium plated v ♦ 10/6 12/6 Hand-cut Crystal. Genuine hand-cut full-lead brilliant ’ W/Ifey Crystal in a wide range of carefully selected pieces, inBrassware —an ideal gift for Mothers. Plaques Sprays etc 363 ’- JU ? 3 ’ ?° W ?’ 3/6 piece 4/11 to 15/6. Pokers 2/11. Bellows 12/6 to 37/6. bprays, etc. Toasting Forks 3/6. Brass Novelties from 2/3. 4L? “Crystaltynt” Glass Posie Bowls and Rings-1/11 each Chromium Candlesticks - - 4/11 to 35/- Hand-painted Parchment Novelties. Useful Gifts for . . , x. Xmas. Book Marks, Shopping Lists, Bridge Scorers, etc. Character Jugs. New productions representing V 3 to 4/11 famous English personalities - - 4/11, 6/11 Poker-worked Novelties. Regular and coloured Poker English Plaster Statuettes. Deep Creme toning work. Useful Novelties for all ages—l/3 to 19/6 each or natural pastel shades - 5/11 to 37/6 piece E^-.« t. 19/c «/ Novelty Pyjama Cases m Dog shapes - 12/6 to 25/- £“•, “s" a s n i plain ' volvm t “ c “'“- b,rd slws_lo/ ‘’ l2/8 From 10/6 to 2gns each Coloured Feather Dusters. Attractive colours and t j m u a 4 dQ/ft unusual shapes - -’ - - - - - 1/- to 2/11 Jug and Tumbler Sets ----- 4‘J/b Linen Aprons. Crinoline Lady appliqued in contrast—3/6 Wax Waterlilies. A life-like representation. Hand-made Pottery designed by “Radford.” This famous Ideal for Floating Bowls - 1/3, 1/LL, 3/b eacn English Pottery is represented in modern shapes in ton- English Cotton Novelty Aprons, Bob style— 3/11, 4/11 , ings to match any room; some in two-colour contrasts, Lancaster’s Utility Tableware in useful pieces, others artistically painted with flowers 2/3 to 17/6 piece h nua M here depicting typical English scenes -1/- to 15/6 other English Pottei-y in ornamental and useful pieces, ...IS fir * comprising Vases, Jugs, Fruit Bowls, etc., also in all Posted for yOU . . . Free. Thatched Cottage Cheese Dishes, made of English colour schemes - - - - - 1/- to 27/6 piece _ Pottery - -- -- -- - 2/9 - -——————— ———————— — ——— — Select v©«r and Beach Tons now Special Free Tickets to the and make use q[ them durjng .. NATIONAL IEAKN TO SWIM WEEK” now in Tudor Lounge for Cash Purchases progress at the Municipal Baths. of £1 and 10/- during December. Herbert Haync s t FOR UNUSUAL “GIFTS FOR THE HOME” TAY STREET, INVERCARGILL

/ > WMHW ■HiHiMIMIiM ' 1 ■■ N : • 1 © . TOBWrilOwßm peeTlnd Sa/Ugin'TgetTgdp. \ \ / If repainting is delayed too long the 4 I I . V / expense of “burning.off” is added to / the cost of repainting. 111111 iiL ftepaint in, good time ~ u/im good I Hwfe paint . . . The thrifty house-owner repaints with S.W.P. HOUSE PAINT , It positively will not blister or peel for years. Easy to S.W.P. at the first sign Of flaking or apply, paints smoothly and evenly, giving a sparkling .. . — , ... . . . ... ~ finish, while its “spreadability’’ gives a coverage that peeling! Each S.W. Paint IS scientifically makes It most economical. - 22/6 per Gal. blended for its specific purpose—for in- Sherwin-Williams door or outdoor use; and you can choose ANTI-CORROSIVE ROOF PAINT # A tough weather-resisting roof paint that will afrora from the wide S.W.P. range the exact years of protection. Easy “spreadability.” ° Red 16/6 per Gal. - Green 24/6 per Gal. colour, shade and texture most suitable. ’ Sherwin-Williams BARN PAINT S.W. Paint is the best you can buy — Specially prepared for outbuildings where substantial .... . , weather-protection Is needed at moderate cost. A yet not the highest priced. good “general utility” paint. - 12/6 per Gal. °C Iff Sherwin-Williams > PAINTJgk JOHN EDMOND Ltd, HARDWARE MERCHANTS, INVERCARGILL" B to b Also at Timaru and Dunedin ————fill—

THE ECONOMY OF “MARSHALL’S” A few drops of Marshall’s Fospherine in water and you have the finest tonic you can take. Marshall’s Fospherine is concentrated for economy and convenience. There is no need to pay more than 2/6, which is the price of the large size bottle of “Marshall’s,” containing sufficient for 100 doses. As a tonic and an appetiser, Marshall’s Fospherine stands supreme. Hundereds of thousands of bottles have been sold in New Zealand. Insist on “Marshall’s.”—Advt. Originally 32 countries joined in the Boy Scout movement. Two of these— Italy and Germany—have dropped out, but 20 new countries have been enrolled.