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Press, Volume L, Issue 14982, 1 June 1914, Page 9

Oar eyes are very often the cause of headaches. B If your headache is so caused, you will never be eared until yon ' wear scientifically fitted glasses. _ _. ""•■•'•' The. constant straining of the eye to overcome defects of sight. brings about headaches, giddiness, etc. These are Nature's warnings that something is amiss. •■„',• We scientifically test the sight. E_^__iff^f Br ET | Rffl I? k _!f_C e, TH__-_ ftkl IlliLJl l'l« J/liwJlL-ii-Sight Testing Rooms Cashel Street I 3 (Next Ba&tmtyaca) 1 c. M, SANOSTOSM * 8. *ALOK ; ! - !.- i mmrrm>Bwm _saw» |y-~.i-_—iihh niii-i in it ' """""TL. "wll- te_sll SLtt % * m I ♦' J' X. «J ** * ST AniQ |&_* «_ * *_ •* w* * [I *n X _ __ V* _r'w GEES LTD., \M AH Street Cars stop Q nr% ColOITlbO and Lichfield StS. 1 at oar doors c<-i'-- " ■ - ■ ' II ■■■■■■■ ■IM I A PLEADING PROSPECT M. HOLLANDER is holding his WINTER SALE at an earlier date this season „ in'order to give his customers the best opportunity to obtain their winter _ wear AT GSIEATLY REDUCED PRICES. As his stock is the most up-to-S date, why not shop while his prices ARE SO LOW, and benefit by wearing. S these L'arments-for the remaining winter months. Hundreds of Costumes § and Coats and Skirts, also the latest Sports Coats, all to go at ridiculous R figures. Price is no object—you can get them at any price you .desire. $ Hundreds of bargains in the Fancy and Underclothing Departments. It 1 will pay you well to call in and sec these, offerings. See Circular. with g.. "The Press" to-day. The prices will astonish you. !705 COLOMBO STREET Phone 2558 . '•/,■.* ; • '' | -«_, S»ltU-~o<--EiMllttio7l*di ttwdwt '•, '/"* § l[3-__> ' Pattnt Hygiwl«H»»_ C/J. WILLIAMSON • * ! FB-MS, GOCA.RTB. INVALID' CHUBS, ■'■■ Mt^lt% I W_&_f_/ rCSH-CABTS awl W)LL_\ CO-CABM, ©ottewlM* T ■ "*«rHa_ «ul BOW BABBOWI fT__t.C*r» I 533 te B a th Streets (hmt Stulh BiW} ' ..

FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Funeral of tho lata James Peter will leave tho residence, of his son-in-law, 17 Kipling street, Sydenham, at 1 p.m. on Monday, the Ist prox., lor the Linwood Cemetery. LANGFORD and. POUND. 3125 COHE Funeral of the lato EHen McKay will *SL leave the Catholic Cathedral, uarbsdoes street, To-day (Monday), June Ist. at 10 o.ni., for the Linwood Cemetery. Re • uiem Mass at 0.30 a-in. J. LAMB and SON. r J _E Funeral of tho late James Gibbs J- Jones will leave 234 Lichfield street East This Day (Monday), Juno Ist, at -.30 j>.m., for the Linwood LAMB and SON. ' 3174 THE Funeral of the late Lavinia fane Smith will leave her son ; in-law's residence, Mr W. B. Philpott, 12G May's road. St. Albans, on Tuesday, June 2nd, at 3 p.m., for tho Addington Cemotery—J. LAMB and SON. 317G

rPHE Funeral of the lato Amelia Barrett -L will leave" her -laic residence, 37 Lonsdale street, New Brighton, on Tuesday, Juno 2nd. at 1 p_n., for the Halewell Churchyard, arriving _t 2.30 p.m.—J." LAMB and SON. 3177 THE Funeral of the late Robert Moss Oughton will leave his residence, 11 Alexander street, Richmond, on Wednesday, June 3rd, at 9 a.m., for the Li%wood Cemetery.—.. LAMB and SON, Undertakers. J ANDERSON. 'y . TTNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL. U * DIRECTOR. 107 VICTORIA STREET. - 'Phone 3803. CB3JI Herbert Langford. John Rhiad, 19 London si 103 Montreal ■(. JANGFORD AND BHI ND, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERft, 'PHONES 669 and 1603,"

Town Office, 104 Cashel street. 'Phoas 311 P.O Box 623. T * LAMB AND SON FUNERAL FUINISHEBS. No, IU LICHFIELD STREET. TELEPHONE 631 Establish*. 1573. C«2l p E O. B G E BARBELL. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER. CR DURHAM and ST- ASAP_t STS. 'PHONE 7_t. C 7143 WHAT ABOUT YOUR MILK SUPPLY" "IXT ANTED—Fa n_e>rs in Canterbury to *'»• know that tho CHRISTCHURCH DURY CO, LTD., are PURCHASERS of HOME SEPAIUTSD CREAM. Address—CHRISTCHURCH DAIRY CO., LTD., 51 Tuam strwU <".^"_3