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I T-v ID YOU ever realise that the eyes work on very 1 I J much the same principle as a camera? lour ■ eyes are really very simple little organs although I cxtrcmelv delicate. They are so necessary to comfort that if you knew more about their hmitatjons, you would take better care of them. The object of the "Save Your Eyes" Series Talks following .this advertisement is to assist our present and prospective patrons to know more about h°w to "Save Their Eyes." It is a complete story, which all will appreciate. j JOHN R. PROCTER optician.. 1 200 HIGH STREET CHRISTCHURCH j

WANTED KNOWN. TITANI'EI) - Known —Cure £or Sleeplessness •» » and Shattered . li. \V*. llall," Herbalist, Armagh street. VST" AN TED KNOWN—I pay the highest » ' prices for Pianoe, Sowitijr Machines, iiiul Furniture of all descriptions, Clothing, Bool?. 1 buy anything. Be euro unci give us a ring. 1 buy right out for cash. I have also fo r Sale: Quiet Horse and Hktrial; Half-lock Kxprces. The lot a j'lugtiin. I will exchange Rubber-tyred 1wheeler, curry S passengers, English, built Carriage, cost iI-50; will exchange for firstiriaile I'inno. Inspection invited. Give ;i:e a ring 1-1*245). 93 Lower High street. L 4549-1016 V A r ANTED Known—That Bismuthatcd -* * Magnesia, can be obtained from E. Yi". Hall, Herbalist, Armagh street. i'rico *2a Od uu. WE are tho Leading House for Linoleums ' • and j,'i\'o tho beet value, high freight! do l.ot, iiifect us. NVe hold the stock, Holmes and Sons, JBO and 132 High street. U4311 "IV'ANTED Known—Certain Curo for Jtch- ' ' ing l s iles. E. W. Hall. Herbalist, Arstreet. t>3l MISCELLANEOUS. ORDER your B.S.A. Bicyclo now from Bell Bros., 18*2 Hjgh street. TY r E have for immediate Sale a. Six-cylin- '» ' I dor 5-seator Motor-car. Has recently been repainted a pretty dovo grey, and looks . very smart. Completo with electric lights, horn, und «elf starter. I'rico' £350 net cash. J aspect at Adams, Ltd., Tuam street. Alb--CiIiIMNEY Sweep. Armstrong, 51 Fair- > field avenue. Neatness and Cleanliness a speciality. 'Phone 1613. 359 CHIMNEY Sweeping. 'Phono 2090, or 39 Andovor street. T. Benjamin-Smith. SUi PI WEEKLY in spare time. Ladies, eend efc/J- 3d stamps, Illustrated Booklet explaining. Torchon. Laco Co., Box 740, Mel9913 "TTNIQUE" HOT Wi'TER BAGS aro U manufactured by the NORTH BRITISH RUBBER CO.. EDINBURGH, from, tho beet Plantation Rubber and never leak. When buying from your trader make euro of tho brand. H4581 REPAIRS to all classes of Cycles and Motor-cycles. Lowest prices. Bell Bros. E~ lETTd find Garden Peiia.Wo are now preto arrange Contracts for tin produce of 1918-19 crop. Liberal prices t« expert growers, who must possess euitabli land. Early applicants caii select varietj from new colonial-grown stocks. On behau of principals, J. Meagher and Co., Product Merchants. G0( ! FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Funeral of tho late John Whiitington will leave tho residence of hia Bister, Mrs E. Powell, 514 St. Asaph street, Linwood; on Saturday, May 18th, at 3 p.m., . for the AVoolaton Cemetery. J. LAMB and • SON. 231J AND RHIND, UNDERTAKERS and EMBALMERS. 101 Cashcl street. 'Phone 812. P.O. Box 523. Horbert Langford, John Rhind, 19.London street, 100 Montreal street. 'Phone CB9. . 'Phone IGO3. L 4191-8851 George barrel 1,, ■ FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. H* MODERN MOTOR HEARSE AND MOTOR CARRIAGES. FOR FUNERALS ANY DISTANCE. Office 2*21. Garage: 235 Durham street. 'Phone 721. Night or Day. 0)7271 J. LAMB AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS. MOTOR HEARSES AND CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS TO ANY PART • OF CANTERBURY. > No. 234 LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone Established *873. MOURNING. ARMSTRONG'S Special!** MOURNING. in all Mourning rcMOURNING. quired. Costumes exocuud MOURNING, in .24 hours. A Special DoMOURNING. partmcnt and Workroom is MOURNING, devoted to these needs. \ MOURNING. - Department opened from ir MOURNING. 8.30 a.m. By Tinging up No. . MOURNING. 1473 or 1049 you can haw >' MOURNING, an experienced Assistant wait ' MOuK-iING. upon you at your own home.

<! Ciudo were the drugs and clinic ways In what were called "the good old day 4," For science then was at its birth, And 1 what it taught was little worth, They knew no uniosthetics then, Nor means of storing oxygen; And what was just as sad, bo sure, They had no Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.

"Wise mothers keep NAZOL handy. Better than mixtures or syrups for coughs and colds. Good for all ages. Acts like a charm. Sixty doses Is Cd. 2

STOCKTAKING BOOT SALE SALE WOW ON BARGAIN BOOT SALE FOR EVERYBODY Hundreds of Pairs of Boots and Shoes to be Reduced Considerably In Price. NOW OFFERING —The following Line* at Ca*h Price* : iO prs Ladies' Fawn Gabardine Boots Gents' Box Chrome Derby Boots— 17/6. worth 25/- 21/6 22/6 23/8 18prs Ladies' Patent Lace Boots, white English Cookhams 25/- 26/- 28/6 tops .. .. .. 22/6 Ladies' Gum Boots .. 13/9 pr Boys' English Derby Balmorals — Men's Stout Watertight Clogs 16/6 pr 7to 10, 8/6: 11 to 1, 9/6 Large Shipment Men's Thigh Gums— Men's Light Chrome Derby Balmorals 27/6 32/6 35/— 16/9 Men's Heavy Knee GUm Boots— Men's Stout Rubber Storm Boots 20/-(water-tight) .. .. 16/6 Women's Chrome 1-Bar Ward Shoe— Sizes 5, 6 only in Men's Stout TUgh 9/11 Gum Boots" .. Our Price 21 /- Women's Chrome Leather I.ace Boots Ladies' Felt Slippers .. 1/3 2/3 13/11 pr l adies'Goloshes 5.6. Ladies' Velvet Shoes—Bargain Prices ! Camel-hair top, leather soles— 7/6 8/8 8/11 4/11 5/6 5/11 6/6 Men's Heel and Toe Tip BalmoralsMen's Goloshes, job line, 7 & Sonlv 3/6 14/11 Ladies' Evening Shoes .. 5/6 Ladies' Patent Slip-on Shoe— Men's Evening Shoes, Patent leather— I 19/6 21/6 22/6 10/6 12/6 | Girls' Tan Lace and Button Boots— Men's Glace Kid Court Evening Shoes ; 7-B—4/11 pr 12/6 | Women's Chrome Derby Shoes 10/6 Ladies' White Kid Wedding Shoe— ! Ladies' Ward Shoes, rubber heel 6/11 7/11 8/11 i Youths' Chrome Golosh Boots 13/9 pr Football Boots for Men .. 12/6 I Ladies' Glace Kid Derby ShoesMen's Extra Heavy Double-pegged Sole j 18/6 16/- 14/8 12/6 pr Shooters .. " .. 22/6 pr i Men's Superior Derby Boots .. 24/6 Men's Greenhide Nailed Shooters— j Patent Ankle Straps— Now selling .. 23/6 pr j. 11 to I—s/111 —5/11 7 to 10—5/6 Men's Chrome Golosh Balmorals, 17/11 i 4 6 —3/9 Men's Split Kip Balmorals, heel and : Patent Boots, Button, White Sgede toe tip only .. 12/6 pr ! Tops •• •• 22/6 Men's Split Kip Nailed Shooters, ; Youths' Siout Balmorals, heel and toe medium weight .. 15/9 pr t P:ate, 1 100 .. .. 12/9 40 prs Girls' Chrome Legist, 10 lo 13. i Youth.-/ Best Chrome Derby Bals, tips 11/9 land 2 13,3 3, 4and 513 9 i Ito f>, 17/11 and 14/11 Postage —Women's, 6d.; Men's, Is. STEWART ROBINSON CASHEL STREET

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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16215, 18 May 1918, Page 11

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Page 11 Advertisements Column 5 Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16215, 18 May 1918, Page 11

Page 11 Advertisements Column 5 Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16215, 18 May 1918, Page 11