Page 11 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 18 December 1924, Page 11

o 4 I Xmas Shopping where the Better I Values are I CHAMPION’S LTD., 287 Devon Street J handkerchiefs stationery g Always appropriate and acceptable and are ever Attractive Boxed Stationery, in various shaped 4 popular Gifts. Novelties in Lawn, Lace and Linen boxes. f afford a most pleasing choice. Dainty Compendiums. These are the latest in * - Lace edged, from 1/-; Colours, from 1/6. Gift Stationery. Boxes from 1/11 to 4/61, J > ’ Hem-stitched Coloured, from 1/-. Compendiums, from 1/6 to 2/6. •F Children’s (Lucie Atwell. stories), 3d eaeh. * , Linen, Hem-stitched, from 1/3. SILK JUMPERS AND COSTUMES ± Linen, embroidered, from 1/6. It will pay you to see the selection of Silk Costumes * Boxes, a big variety, from 1/11. and Jumpers. Better value prices reigu supreme t BATHING APPAREL . here ’ Unlike a few seasons ago when the regulation suit rnATFFR I 7ft, b ss “ * -dueing the colour note in beach fashions. able smart and absolutely new * Colonial All-wool Suits, Red with White and value P riees fro “ 23 / b to 4 °/- •? Black striping. Green with White, Blaek and m.nnrii *c> i Gold striping, 28in., 18/11; 30in., 19/6; S.S.W., JAPANESE UMBRELLAS ® 19/11- SW 21/ • W 22/6 These are showing m a big variety of colours and 1 Navy’with "White facings,'2Bin„ 11/6; 30in„ sizes Blue, Red, Green, with contrasting flower 5 12/6; S.S.W., 13/6; S.W., 14/6; W, 15/6; effects. , t 0.5., 15/11: X. 0.5., 16/6. Priees from 4 / 6 t 0 8 / 6 each * 5 Children’s All-wool Navy Suits, from 18in. to i iMD nc< .? 26in. Our own make, in all colours and various UMBRELLAS designs a Christmas Gift, what could be more pleasing 2 Bathing Caps, from 9d eaeh. than an Umbrella, because of its usefulness. The 9 range of designs are new, different and distinctive * HOSIERY and prices are so reasonable. J A practical gift is always the most acceptable, From 7/6 to 45/-. * consequently Hosiery may be given with the full Children’s Umbrellas, strong one-piece sticky J assurance of deep appreciation. Stocks include the good covering, 7/6 each;, * latest and best in every respect. J Art Silk, Blaek and White only, 2/11 pair. NOVELTIES J Art Silk and Silk in all popular shades, from Included amongst the Novelties are goods, recently J 3/11 to 19/6. . selected at very fine prices, and these reductions ai’e £ Children’s Hosiery in a big range of qualities. being passed on. * ...-r- u-Kn-r-i-ikiz. <?■■ m- x BEAD NECKLETS, in the very latest colours J ART ™ ITT t NG SILI < and designs, from 1/11 to 5/11. o With the numberless articles now made with Amrmmci . . . o Jumper Silk, what could be more acceptable? A ARMLETS, m a variety of colours and designs, o wondrous variety of shades to choose from. 1/H to 4/6. o Plain shades, 3/11 and 4/6 hank. WEEK-END PACKETS make an ideal Present. 6 Plain shades (cable twist), Black and White, Soap, Tooth Paste, Face Cream and Powder. 5 3/6, Colours 4/6. 2/6 packet. ? Variegated 4/6. BAG HANDLES, HAIR SLIDES, SCENTS, J Variegated (cable twist) 6/6. SOAP, PUFFS AND POWDER. — 1 : '- - 1 I Cliamnirm’c I IJ TheWooishop | O 287 Devon Street, New Plymouth. ’Phone 773.

FIXTURES FOR THIS WEEK. Southern Division.—’Wednesday, December 17 (Centre Shield) : Park v. Hawera A, at Hawera. Saturday, December 20: Patea v. Manaia, at Manaia; Hawera A v. Hawera B, At Hawera. ; ' 'Central Division.—December 18 (Gqntre Shield) : Stratford v. Inglewood’ at Irigle’wood; Eltham v. Avon, at jSltham; Waitara a bye. Northern Division.—Dekjember 18 (Gilmour Cup): New Plymouth v. West End, at West End; Fitzroy v. Vogelto'wn, at Fitzroy. December 30 (Centre Shield); Won't End v. Fitzroy, home and home; New PlyaKiouitk v, Wai tara, at Wafftfi’Ay New Plymouth' v, Vogeltown, at Ne'w Plymouth. i