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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XXIV, 18 December 1926, Page 9

|:|j NOTICE TO OUR LADY CUSTOMERS 111 I ADIES wishing their hair trimmed during the Holidays are requested to make their appointment as sooon as possible, as we are nearly booked up for Christmas week. We have some very nice Cigarette and Cigar Cabinets, also Manicure Sets, Safety Razors, Brushes, Pipes, Shaving Outfits and plenty of other lines' that would make a nice Christmas Present. CITY TOBACCONISTS ° PPOSITEPOSTomCE NOVELS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR Price 6/- each. MEN. Sutherland; J.Unquenchable Fire Shaving Gets from 5/- to 17/6. Barrington, E.: The Exquisite Per Cigars and Cabinet Cigarettes, dita. from 3/6 to 10/6. Buchan, J.: The Dancing Floor. Pipes and Cigarette Holders 2/6 Douglas, O.: The Proper Place. to 22/6. Deeping, W.: Sorrell & Sori. Ash Trays 6/6. Farnol, J;: The High Adventure. Military Brushes 7/6 to 25/-. Gibbs, Philip: Young Anarchy. Razors: blade and safety, 7/6 Grey, Z.: Under the Tonto Rim. to 25/-. Hay, lan: Half-a-Sovereign. Cigarette Cases 7/6 to 17/6. Kyne, P. B.: The Understanding picld Glasses, Fountain Pens, Heart. Eversharp Pencils. Loos, A.: Gentlemen Prefer “ LEATHER GOODS. ’ Blondes. Locke, W. J.: The Old Bridge. Sch ° ol Bags 4/6 to 9/6 ’ Orczv: Celestial Citv. Tobacco Pouches, Suede, Croco ‘ TV . ‘ W . i p odue, Morocco, 5/-; RubberSapper: Final Count, Word of i ined to 30/-. Honour. Wallets and Pocket Books, MorCHILOREN’S ANNUALS; . oceo, Seal, Velvet Calf, and at co i ! i , Pigskin, 7/6 to 45/-. ALSO, a large number of books ' for boys and girls by Mary Grant Attache Cases 14 inch, 2/6 to Bruce, Edith Howes, Ballantyne, 6 / 6 ( For school children). Haynes, A. A. Milne, Stevenson, El- Ladies’ Hand Bags, new and lis, and many other popular writers. distinctive designs; latest Toy Books: 5/-, 3/6, 2/6, 2/-, 1/-, styles, from 16/6 to 55/-. fid, 6d, and 4d. Dressing Sets 12/6 to 45/-. at CONLAN’S.

SEE WHAT SANTA CLAUS. HAS BROUGHT TO “TOYLAND.” at Walkers’ . . . THE LEADING STATIONERY AND TOY SHOP. Come up town and visit Toyland. Grown ups as we l as enjoy it -JpglrpwNjWljt iJ* and V° u he surprised JI L Jfay' with the number of things ,6'/ Santa has brought in his -sW jhag for the children’s Christmas. There are fireTfiSx '"’onhs, motors, wooden toys S S VWWylf ■». picture books, teddy bears, i ' X submarines, aeroplanes, horses, etc., —to sa.y noi F thing of the dolls and many f animals. I SPECIAL SIXPENNY DIPS FOR THE CHILDREN. 1 WALKERS’ HEADQUARTERS FOB STATIONERY A "“ TOYS.