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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8808, 21 December 1906, Page 2

."""TTTTTHTnTTTTnH 11 NMlij I LHUHi^rl^i-*' l-dfllli'Ki-M'.'i. t W^/w..__._i 111 mum 111 if lI_UJPJSI|..iiHBi J^PI. P|ini.f Ll|P|> I'tilliMJP-'^l^igtiHM^Ji^^EaaKMaMßMKWW—B—aWTa^^ SUITABIjE SUITS. Did you ever stop to think of the money Which all goes to prove the necessity ol ▼alus to you of being suitably dressed? raving a suit made to suit you. Did you ever realise that your appearance Our Tailor is a "past master" of his art. is a^aJuable asset to you? He not only measures a man carefully and scientifically, but will giva you also the beneDid it never strike you that many men fit q{ hig gkilled training in t ' ne selection •sacrifice good chances in life through nno.c.e o .e.- material to suit you personof this very fact? , . f *J^ ■ . ' * It is this care for detail, this watchfulness Stop a moment, and think. ' of little things, that gets us the good name . we have as Makers of Suitable Suits. Think how you unconsciously notice a stranger's appearance. If well-dr«*ssed what BEST HAND-TAILORED, MADE-TO-a good impressian he makes. YOUU-MEASURE SUITS, Out in the Latest ™. , , „ i • *„,. o =;*,, o t*™ Style, Well Sewn, Oar__ul'ly Padded and Think how when applying for a situation, * » ' . ■? a man n&ly likes to 7 loSk. his best. Ap- QuUtc., and Honest.y Made throughout pearances count considerably. 4?ROM £1. BEATH AND CO., L T D., TAILORS IO HM, .*. i CASHEL STREET.

STRANGE'S GRAND XMAS lO* BAZAAR AND FANCY FAIR. Entrance opposite Clock ' Tower. Thousands of Novel Toys and Gift Goods, including: Hundreds, of Dolls. Celluloid Dolls at lslo Ss 6d; India Rubber Dolls, Is to Is 9d, Jointed. Kid and other dolls, 6d to 8s 6d Talk>"n«- Dolls, 2s to 7s 6d ; Dressed Dolls tia pretty costumes), Is to 30s^_At Strange s. _ OTHANOIS'S GRAND XMAS TOY D BAZAAR AND FANCY FAIR. Entrance opposite Clock Tower. Thousands of Novel Toys and Gift Goods, including Dolls, Prams, at 3s lld to 29s 6d each. Dolls Tea Sets (enamelled), 2s 0d to 7s 6d; China (with nickel tray), 4s lld, Boxes of Sets at Is Ed to 10s 6d; Dolls' Enamel Dairy Sets 2s «d to 4s 6d; Dolls' Bath Sets, Is to 3s 6d, Dolls' Washing Sets, ls to 3s 6d; ; Dolls Bedroom Sets at 2a 3d. At Strange g. ; S'-TRANGE 7^ GRAND XMAS TOY BAZAAR ANID FANCY FAIR. Entrance opposite Clock Tower. Thousands Df Novel Toys and Gift Goods, including Locomotives, "6s 6d to 12s Gd; Toy Railways, Ds 9d to 12s 6d ; Vacuum Arrows and larcets, 9d to 2s 3d; Swords, 9d to ls9o; Pistols and Cannons, ls 6d to Is 9d ; WTnps. 9d to Is 6d; Drums, ls to 3s 6d; Wooden Bar-x-ows, ls 3d to 5s 6d; Gun-metal Watches Sled: Model Yachts, ls 3d to 8s 6d. Cncke. Sets, 6d to 6s M; Cricket balls, 0d to 10s 0d; be;s of Wickets, Is to 3s lld; Carpenters Tools, sets at ls to. 6s 6d;- Steel Tricycles, lis Sd to 21s; do with rubber tyres, 19s fed, 22s 6d to 335; Strong Steel Wheelbarrows, 4s lld ie 5s 6d ; Pocket Knives, Gd to 3s 6d. And Hundreds cf Other Lines. At Strange s. OTRANGE'S GRAND XMAS TOY O BAZAAR AND FANCY FAIR- Entrance opposite Clock Tower. Thousands cf Novel Toys and Gift Gocds. Including Games for Beach and Lawn, Quoits 9d to 6s Gd the set,- " Skittle-Pifcii and bhpre Chuckers" 4s 6d to 6s 6d, " Aunt Sally Is 3d to 133 6d, '■' Puff and Dart 9d to 2s 3d. Lot of other Xmas and New Year Games at 6d_to_ls Jd. At Strange s. ■qTRANGE 7 S GRAND XMAS TOY O BAZAAR AND FANCY FAIR. Entrance opposite Clock Tower. Thousands of Novel Toys and Gift Goods, including Learther Jewel Cases at 3s 6d to -335, Silver- , Mounted Glass Bottles 2s 3d to 30s, Fancy I Back Combs, with brilliant amethyst and pearl mounts at ls 9d to 20s, Hand Mirrors in Xylonite 9d to 4s 6d, do Silver Mounted | 39s 6d. do Nickel Mounted 10s 6d to 15s, Glove Stretchers 2s 6d and 3s Cd, Writing Cases 3s 6d to 22s 6d, Work Baskets 5s 6d j to 255, Fragrant Indian Ferfumes at 3s 6d, Assorted Favourite Perfumes afr*2s 6d, others at Is 6d. Lavender Water and Eau-de-Cologne at 7|d to 3s 6d, . Dress Baskets (with strong straps), Is lld to 6s 6d. At'Strange's. CITRANGE'S GRAND XMAS TOY C 5 BAZAAR AND FANCY FAIR. Entrance oppesite Clock Tower. Thousands of Novel Toys and Gift Goods, including: Manicure Sets in Grained Leather, velvetlined cases, at 4s lld to 45s the set. Innumerable pretty and useful trifles in the lovely "Xylonite," at from 6d to 13s 6d each. At Strange's. TRANGE'S 1 GRAND XMAS TOY BAZAAR AND FANCY FAIR. En, trance .opposite Clock Tower.- Thousands of Novel Toys and Gift Goods, including Presents or Gentlemen in immense variety. Collar Boxes ls to 3s lld; Wallets and Pocket-books 9d to 25s 6d; Tobacco Pouches, 5s 6d to 10s 6d; Dressing Cases, 10s 6d to 1255; Cigar and Cigarette Cases, ls 6d to 33s 6d; Shaving Sets, 17s 6d to 37s 6d; Adjustable Shaving Mirrors, 6s lld to 295; other Shaving Mirrors, 6s 6d to 355; aoid hundreds of others. At Strange's. S" TRANGE'S GRAND XMAS TOY I BAZAAR AND FANCY FAIR. Entrance opposite Clock Tower. Thousands tof Novelties at all prices, including a great collection of Xmas and New Year Cards (artistic Gems); Boxes of Cards from 6d to 2s •Sd; High-class Cards, 4s 6d and 5s 6d the I)ox; Picturesque Calendars for 1907, 3d to ls each; Packets of Cards 4 id, 6d and 9d each; .hundreds of Single Cards at ld. Strange's Exhibition Post-cards, with pretty coloured view of the Exhibition, ld each. Hundreds td other post-card 3 from 10£ d per dozen. At Strange's. EAUTIFUL ELECTRO-PLATED WARE at STRANGE'S,' including many articles specially adapted for presentation. ButterDishes and Knives 3s, do (Exhibition Novelties) 4s, Butter-Knives and Jam Spoons ls Sd to 2e, Bread Forks 3s to ss, Picklo Forks lo 6d to 2s 6d, Afternoon Teaspoons (6 __^oons) and Pair Sugar Tongs at 10s 6d .to 18s 6d ; Tea Pots 16s 6d to 255, Biscuit Barrels 7s 6d to 20s, Breakfast Cruets 7s .•d to 15s, Afternoon Tea Sets 22s 6d, 255, 33s 6d.— At Strange's. IMPORTANT.— To " "School CorftmitteM, School-masters, Schoolmistresses and Secretaries or managers of Institutions for Children: We are prepared to quote SPECIAL TERMS for QUANTITIES of Toys and Gift Goods for School Sports, Picnics, Bazaars, etc. At W. Strange and Co., Ltd. '_ STRANGE'S .GRAND XMAS TOY BAZAAR AND FANCY FAIR. Entrance opposite CLOCK TOWER. Briiig tiie Children! Briny t'ne Children! Bringthe Children! Bring the Chuclren! Bring the Children! Bring the Children! Bring the Children 1 SUBURBAN PROPERTY. 4?KCA-1 ACRE of good land, well laid out fMOUVf and planted with trees, good 4xcomed house, well-built, large rooms, scullery, pantry, etc., 10 fowlhouses and fowlruns,' stables, cowsheds, etc. A neat little property. 89 ■__ VICTOR HARRIS. LINWOOD, CLOSE TO ELECTRIC TRAM. X»K OK— MODERN House, contains 6 si/*JOfJ rooms, scullery, bathroom, hot and cold water service, plastered, concrete foundations, oriel window, ram and tanks, washhouse, etc., J-acre, well laid out, lawn, fruit irees, etc. An attractive property. 87 VICTOR HARRIS. . A SMALL SUBURBAN FARM. '4?K9^— 12j ACRES of real good land, all d<jxJj£-0 well fenced and in good order, comfortable 4-roomed house, scullery, washhouse, stables, etc. Handy to town. 226 VICTOR HARRIS. A BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY. -P1 CAA— SPLENDIDLY-BUILT Brick 3>yIUUU House, contains 8 large rooms, piastered and riohly papered throughout, bathroom, hot and cold water service, marble fenders throughout the house, glasshouse 60 x 15, stables, traphouse, 5 acres beautifully iaid out, asphalt paths and drive. An ideal property. 67 VICTOR HARRIS. ' A BOOT BUSINESS^ ' WELL-ESTABLISHED Boot Business in main thoroughfare, average takings ftbout £20 par week. An expert repairer could easily increase this return. Good shop aud dwelling. Stock at valuation, abt|ut t3OO. 240 3. VICTOR HARRIS. *~ ' A REAL GOOD FARM. 1 Of\ -A-ORES of First-class Land, deep X.£\J black soil, absolutely free of weeds, well ier.ccd and watered, good buildings; £25 10s per acre. One of the best farms of its Size in North Canterbury. VICTOR HARRIS, CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, Colombo Street. ENGLISH PIANO (NEW), Iron Frame, Check Action, .Beautiful Inlaid Walnut Case, Double Sconces, Full Trichord, Exceptionally Sweet Tone. _*35. Terms if Required. MACARTHy"~AND CLARK, .„ Armagh Stroet.