■ " .’ ■"# ■ CHRISTMAS St C. SMITH’S. This is the season of Festivity, Fair weather and Father Christmas —and incidentally the season of gifts. The great problem that confronts us is WHAT TO GIVE. This matter is greatly simplified by knowing WHERE TO BUY. Each department is fully stocked with the latest novelties, and a glance over this comprehensive list of gift suggestions will prompt you to call and see for yourself our splendid Chrstmas showing. Boxes of Ladies’ Fancy HANDKERCHIEFS from 2/6 box. Boxes of Children’s Fancy HANDKERCHIEFS from 1/-. Boxes of STATIONERY from 1/-, Bath Sales 2/6 bottle. SOAP BOXES from 1/3, TOOTH BRUSH CASES from 1/3. Black and White Ivory Handled MIRRORS from 4/6. PERFUMES from 1/9 to 96/ box, Coloured Jap SUNSHADES 3/9. Beautiful Assortment NECKLETS 1/- to 15/- each. Large assortment of Ladies’ Silk HOSE from 3/6 to 25/-. Splendid assortment of Christmas Tree Decorations from 6d each. FACIAL PUFFS' in Dainty Silk Bags, from 1/- each. Xylonite and Tortoise Shell TRAYS, SPONGE CASES, etc. Whalebone HAIRBRUSHES from 2/6, PURSES 1/- to 12/6. TEA COSIES from 2/3, FANCY CUSHIONS from 2/11. WHITE SUPPER CLOTHS from 6/6, SERVIETTES from 9/6 dozen. Pure Linen Hemstitched TBAY CLOTHS from 5/6. CRASH CUSHION COVERS from 4/6. NOVELTIES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS SUITABLE FOR XMAR GIFTS AT C. SMITH Ltd “THE PEOPLE’S STORE,” QUEEN STREET, MASTERTOR.
HWIMk ) *7 YOUR NEW SUIT S,R ~ Cane safely be entrusted into our j[t/ Vx“\v hands. fl S' \\\ 1 1 \\\ ' h ave ane ran go of Suitings in / \ 1 Al \ seasonable weights and colourings, and -•/ 1) N I can guarantee ’V) PERFECT m ANU FINISH RmK Y Ai / f° r Ino^era * e cEar s e,< zy \/ k y CALL IN AND BE MEASURED 111 Hill, ■" 0W! I / ? I I*’’ ste P towar^s Suit L, I I I Satisfaction. ' ll I. Krahagen and Chapman PERRY STREET, MASTEBTON '
BILLIARD DINING TABLES BIRD & CO, LIB Axe Manufacturers of all sizes to suit any size room. Tlpjy alt IK? ideal inside amusment for young or old; will give a lifetime | vice. Call ox write fox Catalogue. C. BIRD & CO., LTD., IU6/108 DIXON STREET, WELLINGTON
LOOKING AFTER FATHER. “Father is a mpst svitematic man in his* office, everything in'its place, he knows just where to put his hands JT upon what ho needs at a minute’s ) •ml notice. / But how different ho* is at home. // r* His clothes are all over the place. M ) / 'l’Sft When he wants to find his tie, his ' PZ? z ‘. Jy . collar, or some other such article of .gfa clothing he turns the' house upside Wg-Flw . J if down. ' -sA Get Father one of KENNER’S MEN’S WARDROBES. He’ll appreciate your thoughtfulness. 'h Everything that Father wears has a special compartment in this wardrobe * —he simply can’t be untidy. Made in Solid Oak, Splendid Value at £l7. KENNER’S CUBA STREET. WELLINGTON.
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Wairarapa Age, 24 December 1924, Page 6
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