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Taranaki Daily News, 20 December 1924, Page 8 (Supplement)

The Best Xmas Gift | for “Her” or “Him” I Well Chosen Slippers | 5 To express the true spirit of your thoughts at the great festive season X -Q you cannot make a better choice than "‘Slippers for that Xmas Gift. We have a specially selected range suitable for this occasion, and our A Values, as always, are Unbeatable. £ I ‘ $ NOTE THESE SPECIAL LINES- | FOR LADIES | » Ladies’ Felt “KOZY” SLIPPERS, all sizes, in Brown, Navy, Purple 3 * and Saxe. 6/' 11. S 5 Ladies’ Strong Felt ‘ KOZY’’ SLIPPERS, pumped leather soles. 8/1 1. S | jpg. I rOR MEN i fl Men’s All-leather, Tan 5 $ rt + or Black Calf AL- 3 ft ‘.ji. 'KS. _.■ j BERT SLIPPERS, 5 X (sizes 6to 10. per o * pair, 9/11. A i i I R. Hannah & Co. j LIMITED | I .DEVON STREET NEW PLYMOUTH |

THORPE’S I » take this opportunity of wishing you the Compliments of J § the Season. Your generous support has been much 2 * appreciated, and we have with confidence procured for g + you many lines that have me+ with your approval. g | Our « 0 .I I Values Christmas | 1 Stand JoySfez I | Alone y*3?’ | £ Our object for next year’s trading will be to secure for g «• shoppers a continuance of suitable stocks at values g •o that must appeal. ¥ * To All— $ g A Merry Xmas and a Prosperous New Year g THORPE’S f DEVON STREET EAST. NEW PLYMOUTH g s i An Important Event | § FOR 1925 f TARANAKI JUBILEE » A and P. Show | | —AT— 2 NEW PLYMOUTH | $ WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, MARCH 4& 5, 1925 | 2 For Schedules containing Classes and Prizes, apply to— | WILLIAM P. OKEY | P.O. Box 18, New Plymouth g 2 IPhone 87 3 2 ? “The RENDEVOUS’’ | NEW PLYMOUTH'S DAINTY TEA LOUNGE | 2 It’s New! It’s Charming! | q Comfort, Civility and Cleanliness! | 2 We are here to Please! You will be Pleased! | X Pop into 1 “THE RENDEVOUS- | (Next new Theatre) | ? DEVON STREET ... . L NEW PLYMOUTH | ” WHAT WE OWE. The Provost of Oriel raised a Hearty laugh At the last meeting of OrVordshire teachers by the story of an undergraduate An Aberdonian, walking down Uni who proposing the health of the Dons on Street with his little son, asked the be a festive occasion, said, “Our relations to “Is that your Sunday boots you have on the Dons are pretty much the same as our “Yes,” replied the boy. relations to the Oxford tradesmen. We “Then,” said his father, lake lonj owe them more than we can ever hope to steps.” repay.” ?