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... .31. Creates, P aAsadoe , Gifts at Wartski's Shop Early—and you Enjoy It Shop Late—it becomes a Task. many people find Christmas Shopping • bother and trouble. Why? because they leave it all to the minute and then base no time to make a good choice. ...
... Only Three Weeks remain in which to do your Christmas Shopping. The choosing of presents is always a difficult matter until you visit Brown's, but there the collection of useful and practical Gifts is truly wonderful, and your difficulty is solved at ...
... The difficulty of making a choice of a suitable Christmas Present dispelled by a visit Oldfields Ltd. 1S to There is a wealth of choice and you can hardly fail to get just what will be most acceptable whether it is in the way of personal jewellery or ...
... hie. informs me that the control me he deormed. at Inv mt.. for time. It derided to bring this about quiekly. !y before Christmas. The reason i- • • • The docks are fall of frozen meet. 1 storage accommodation is already ov More meat shine are due this ...
... all the departnta Wartski's Fan are, merge, so wall known that it needs little seggeation on oar pert to than as • royal Christmas at whatever the price you will have the arias. foction of koowing the pantheee was made from people that know end are whet ...
... present the Compliments of the Season to all their Customers and:Fiiends, And are now showing a charming selection of useful Christmas Presents in Day and Evening Dresses, Blouses, Furs, Gloves, Umbrellas, • Silk and Wool Scarves, Handkerchiefs, Silk end ...
... SPECIAL CHRISTMAS MARKET. LLA KROH Y MEDD WEDNEBDAY, DEC. 17th, 1919. GRADING OF FAT AND SALE of DAIRY COWS and STORE CATTLE. at 10 a.a. Auctioneers' Office, and Conway. Messrs. Knight, Frank & Ridley CARNARVON S3ITLIWIELD. ORADDOLIR It )B DYDD 31AWRTH ...
... Christmas Fare. But, it may 1* said, shat the Christmas table! :sorely the time,. the good solid los I , oliaps eo -to a certain extent; hut her'-'• there a.ts too altar,. • contrast • rich table and that Lc osirer aril:lll4mm employere. it is true ...
... Where and What It is two to 'caber, after a tour shop*. is .ww:likoeked with the bright ntray of l hratnvais articles and Christmas fare as err they were, that we have been at war for four and a 'tall. Hut shopkeepers desire at to be diisinetly understood ...
... all for each of the home circle—for relations and (or frienda- above all--ahe will find them at the roe she wants to pay. Christmas Shopping • a pleasure and a pastime at WAFtTSKI'S. Evening Frocks and Accessories for Xmas Fan and Frolic ar a a:snuffled ...
... its portals was o admire and to obtain. At Christmas time our heart strings are loosed, and with them the strings of our purses. We think more of others than our ourselves. and that is the real joy of Christmas; and as I wandered round I thought of the ...
... The Youngster's Stocking. The fortunate child of the present dm would not 'ike to exchange the contents of his or her Christmas 'Socking for the toy or girl of. ray. a hundred yewni ago. The box of dainty chocolate* would be replaced by a stick of barley ...