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Star (Christchurch), 20 December 1907, Page 1

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS At " Mason, Struthers & Go. lif In Silver and Electro Plated goods, wj[ please you for Choice and Cheapness Come in and See these Pretty Thine*.

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' %»f'erm,li^:.^r-'.'; I strong serviceable Suits. ' ■ \l I Ml^^^^^^^^M \\\\\ stand a lot of hard school wear. . • I \ "]ralßraH^Hl\\\\\ The y m made • str^- - l\ \ ißra»Wtuli\ Colonial Tweeds, nicely shaped . \\l\ fpEHi!^™t\\flraS and finished-rjust the kind of •; W\\ suits t0 make a/boy'take'a^^ vlini^^^S^WHWraE^a P"^ n his personal appear-. ' \\ ance '' C Olll6 and see them. | iggSe&Jsj&f^ " ARG YLE " Brand registered \ 1 1 Boys' Norfolk Suit, with strap and buckle, step^ and | I ' Prussian collars, in the newest Summer shades," ( at . * „ . . 16/6 19/6 21/- 23/6 to 35/- ■■■ , Boys' Conway Suits, with fancy vests in serge, tweeds, ;,■■< also washing crash. A great ia vourite for Summer wear .. .. .. ,i 2/6 15/6 18/6' to 29/6 , Youths' Three-garment " Argyle " Cambridge. Suits, in | Colonial tweeds. Made specially for us. ..* .. 25/6 29/6 32/6 30/- td 49/6 v ; I ' Boys' Economical Washing Blouses, in aili the latest 1 !' € materials & patterns, at 1/11 2/6 2/11. 5/1.1 to 7/6 | I BEATH & CO. LTD., ; J» Cashel Stnaat, ChristchuPOh. i ij » The Store for Sterling Values" -■■- ; ■ ■'£ Fsy to Choose Xmas Gifts Tt a We have arranged a lot 6f our Xmas Goods in each a way that it H will be quite easy to make a choice. .. - : n The stocks are most complete and comprise a nice lot of dainty goods, ■' ra useful, and just what is required to give aB gifts, these are arranged ffl in divisions, the prices being 1/- 2/- 2/6 and 3/---m These are some of the Goods :— All the finest varieties of Perfumery, M to be had in almofet a.nyisuz!e bottle, from 1/- : - : M Hair brushes and all Brushware, Combs— a fine lot, bast Engliih make. m Manicures, and all manicuring reauisites. ' B Toilet Soaps, Sponges, Toilet Powder, Scent Sprays, Salts 1 Bottles, Sau de C >lognd,' ia wicker flasks, Hand Mirror*, Silver I Brushes, Sachet Jars, Soap Boxes, Shaving Brushes. . 1 Cachets — ask to see those at 2/6, a beautiful line, quit* 1 one of our nicest. I Make BQNNINGTONS Q isMatj

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