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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15812, 30 January 1917, Page 9

I 1 " ' ' s Another Busy Week ■ at BEATH'S SALE " A short, busy Sale Period is our policy, along -with pricc reductions in everv departmrnt. This accounts for the ext rnc rush of business last week : it tood Bargains connt for anything, this week and next will be just as busy. CREPON and DELANETTE. white ground, in stripes AXMINSTER BODY and BORPER. with HALL, and and floral effects, for Ladies' and Children's wear— STAIR CARPETS to match—no old stock, every 31in. Formerly .. •• 13/6 dozen design new and woven in the latest fast colourincs Berth's Stic Pric« 8/3 dozen, per vard Formerly 7/11 8/11 9/6 to 19/6 yard .. . . „ „ • • BwtJl's B*l# Prices 7/3 7/11 8/6 to 17/8 yard VOILE, for Blouses, m.large and small spots, in vieux rose, heliotrope, navy and black soots— HAND-MADE CARPET. 15ft. lOir.. x lift. 6in.. soft 40in.—Formerly .. •• - ° grcv ground, with pink and blue border — Bcath's Salt Pnet .. .. 1 - Formerly .. .. £42/10/HEMSTITCHED SCALLOPED SHEETS— Beath'sSall PrlC« .. *36/-/-S S£ FOrmer! :'. i i S>B Sr ChampagnC /n LIBERTY UNFADABLE MADRAS MUSLIN*. 50in. Btatt'sSalt PriCt .. .. .. */11 wide, beautiful soft coioarrags, high art desagns— Formerly ..3/11 4/6 5/6 7/jS 8/6 10/6 MEN'S MOTOR DUST COATS, Crash and Holland— i mm Btatfi'i Salt Prictc 3/6 3/11 4/11 6/8 6/8 811 Beath's Salt Prictt 13/6 15/-< 30/- gg We pay Postage on everything except Heavy Furnishings, and 82WM1301 a jj ow our usua i Discount of 1/- in each complete £ for Cash fl

/Questions YOU SHOULD ANSWER | 9 CAN YOU SEE CLEAKLY ? Can you discern objccts at a I distance as easily as you can conveniently read a book ? J Perhaps either or both give you trouble. W BO YOUR EYES AGUE? If so, you arc probably suffering from | eye-strain or weak sightin one or other of its numerous forms. * DOES YODK BEAD ACDE? An aching head, particulariv towards the end of the day, is most always a sure sign of eye-strain. DOES DIZZINESS AFFECT YOD? This, too, is a common indication of eye-strain and should be immediately attended to. DOES HEIGHT SBNSBINE AFFECT YOD ? The desire to veil the eyes from the sun is a sure indication of sight weakness in one of its multitudinous forms. CAN YOU DEAD SMALL PEINT? If you can't read the type < f this advertisement quite easily—if the letters blur—then you need glasses. DO OBJECTS SEEM INDISTINCT? This is the first indication of "old sight," felt by most people after middle life. CONSULT AT ONCE— JOHN R. PROCTER . Consulting Optician You ought to have Glasses, and to get the maximum of comfort vou need a special rigorous testing of your eyes. Then well suj.-piy \ou with Glasses guaranteed to revive natural and normal vision ai;d jrive you thorough satisfaction. Note the Address .. 200 High Street, Christchurch