When Influenza is raging, take '•NAZOL." Best safeguard against attack. Swiftest reliever to sufferers from colds, catarrh, and sbife throat*.2 CELIA'S BEAUTIFUL BABY CLOTHES. Since the War it has become possible to secure again French baby linen—made as only French needlewomen can make these dainty garments.- We how intend to stock these goods regularly, and have at present a ravishing selection of children's frocks to lit girls from one to eight years. These are made of the sheerest lawn, exquisitely embroidered, tucked, and lacctrimmed—cut in quaint and pretty styles to suit all ages. Beautiful for birthday gifts for grandchildren. Call and see these charming French frocks'for little girls at Salon Celia, No. 6 Royal Exchange Bldgs.
EET ME AT COOKE'S For MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEA. NOVELTIES In HAIB OBNAMENTS and BEAD NECKLETS now showing. Dainty Goods, Moderately Priced. MRS POPS. LTD. ELECTROLYSIS Fwr tfce removal of Bnverfl Molm, Birthmarks, or •: Bleralibee. Twenty yean the largent practice In the Dominion. All work maranteed perfect. If yon hare nay *"*—'-h get a free consultation. MBH.W. HAMMOND, I Specialist. L.171 Caahel Street. City. Chrirtchnrch. i
Develop the Embroidery Habit OST girls have a faculty for working Embroidery. . It's inborn, and can be developed. These Sets make that development easy by providing at small cost everything that is needed for Art Embroidery Work. . . Gold Medal Needlework Sets with Self-Print Designs 2/6 4/6 8/6 Each set is complete in itself. Clear Instructions «i« accompanied by Transfers, Silk, Needles, Stretching Ring, and Material. Big Girls and Little Girls—all will welcome one of these Sets • • • AT Whitcombe & Tomb
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1736, 6 September 1919, Page 7
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261Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 Sun (Christchurch), Volume VI, Issue 1736, 6 September 1919, Page 7
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