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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16272, 24 July 1918, Page 10

Regulate the Temperature in Your Home ... 41 • ' •' i It is equally unhealthy to live in an over-heated room as it is to shiver N|L with cold—in addition to which you run great risks by leaving an over- - heated room for the wintry atmosphere outside. The best way to study health, and at the same time save fuel and conserve your coal,. is to possess a Thermometer, and regulate the temperature m your home. ~ HOUSE THERMOMETERS—We have a wide range for selection J j at from 1 /- each CANDY THERMOMETERS, complete with instructions ih home 4|| confectionery making and book of recipes, 7/6 each W CLINICAL THERMOMETERS for medical purposes in good supply J INCUBATOR THERMOMETERS—We test these by the scientific -gj standard. Ensure accuracy in incubation by leaving your thermo- — j-ji; meter with us. * Orders by Mail Promptly Attended to JOHN R. PROCTER if 200 HIGH STREET CHRISTCHURCH -

WANTED TO PURCHASE. WE BUY FOE CASH. AT HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICES In Any Quantities, SCRAP Copper, Braes, Zinc, Lead, Iron (Cast and Wroußiit), Rags, Tailor's Cuttinge, fcopo, Rubber of all kinds and Sacks of »every description. G. UHORPE and CO. Wholesale Rug and Waste Merchants, 101 LOWER HIGH STREET, Christchurch. Thone 574. TSBG2 WAITED TO PURCHASE. WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES FOE SECO.VD.HA.NIJ FURNITURE. . I PIANOS, and SEWING MACHINES. If you wish to Sell, bo euro and give us a Ring or Call. McKEMZIE and WILLIS. Auctioneers, . . Cathedral square (uext Post Office), Mc 6025-5146 ■ WANTED. \\TANTED to Purchase, a 24-inch IRON SAW BENCH, Rising and' falling' Spindles Apply P.O. BOX 109, 5114 ' Christchurch. WANTED TO PURCHASE, G or 6-roomed' HOUSE, preferred; or good House with modern conveniences. State address and lowest price. , 790 BOX- 206. I WANTED to Buy, Table Potatoes, for' early delivery only. J. Meagher and Co., '155 Cashol street. WANTED KNOWN. SHIP SAUCE" GETS RIGHT ON THE PALATE, and makes an appetite. The man who makes it knows what you. require Order ONE buT'JL'LE UN MONDAY. Every Live Grocer aolls it. H468&-9513

"QHIP SAUCE" NEVER FAILS *0 Kj PLEASE. It i 9 pure and wholebo mo. HAS THAT FLAVOUR that everybody likes. If your Grocer ts out of stock—try the 'Grocer higher up. , . H4oS6-9313 WANTED KNOWN—I pay ma highest prices for. Pianos, Sewing Moraines, and I« urmtuio of all descriptions, Clothing, Boots. I buy anything. Bo cure and givo us a ring. I buy right out for cash. 1 havo also for Sale: Quiet Horse and Harness, trial; Half-lock Express. The lot a Bargain. I will exchange Rubber-tyrcd. "4whoeier, carry. 8 passengers, English built Carriago, cost £250; will exchango for. firstgrade Piano. ' Inspection invited. Give mo a ring (4215), 93 Lower . High street. : L 45494016 WARM up Baby's Cot with a "UNIQUE" HOT WATER BAG. Make nuro of the brand on sock of bag. All. Chemists. "TTNIQUE" HOT WATER BAGS art U manufactured by tho NOK'X'H BRITISH RUBBER CO. aud give long service. When buying from your trader make sure ol the brand. • A ". MoiJN TARE'S Extra Strong Regulating Pills are the most reliable Pxllo on the 4s 6d all Chemists. HTSt.mkr and SONS only stock tbmr oelebrated 4-ply Wire MatUeeeoe, and *ell at bedrock prices, at 180 and 182 High etreot. H4315 .1 ' '• "T ADIES"—Make your bed snug on a L cold night with a "UNIQUE" HOT WATER BAG. When buying make sure that the braud is on neck "of bag. Hold by all traders. H4581 WANTED TO LET. WANTED TO LET SHOPS in Glouoester street. Low rent. Apply OFFICE OF THIS PAPER. "IITODERN Furnished House, St. Albans, JLVa 27a Gd;' Furnished Houao, Beckenhnra, °2s 6d; House and Stable®, Linwood, 17s Gd. J. Meagher and Co,, 155 Cashcl street. 691

BUSINESS BRISK : OYER 2,000 PAIRS OF BOOTS and BHOES SOLD IN THREE WEEK 6, consisting J of Gum Boots, Knee Boots, Sea Boots, Clogs, Patterns, Leggings, Dicing Shoes, Watertights, Men's Boots, Ladies' Boots, Boys' Boots, Children s Boots, and every conceivable sort, yet we havq a large stock remaining. Boots o every. kind arc getting very scarce, but you can st'll secure a good pair of Stout Boots at a reasonable price if you patronise STEWART ROBINSON, Of GftStlO. iJtTHu > Bargain List corrected to date. This is necessary', as many lines and sizes arc ; ; sold out, and cannot be repeated at the price : — ;' Ladies' Felt Lace Boots, leather golosh ... .. •• •• 14/11 ,l Ladies' Box Calf Elastic S:de Boots .. .. •• -"■Si/l'jj Lajies'Giace Kid Elastic Side Boots .. .. • • 21/«, jjjj Ladies' Tan and Black Brogue Shoes ' .. .. -• *~J~' £ White Kid Wedding Shoes .. .. .. • • 7/11 9/9 ■ ijj 288 pairs Women's Felt Slippers, assorted colours, leather board soles— J 9 Usual Price 5/6 .. .. ' •• Now 3/6 | Children's Tan Lace and Button Boots, strong. 3t06 .. .. 4/11 pair f Children's Black Button and Lace Boots, 3 to 6 •• •• 4/11 pail": Children's Black Glace 1-Bar, machine-sewn, 4to 6 "... •• 5/- pair- | Children's Patent Cal 1-Bar, machine-sewn, 4to 6 v .. .. 5/ -f Girls' Box Calf 1-Bar, best quality, 7to 10 .. .. .. 9/3 V 3? Girls' Box Calf 1-Bar, ir.ach ue-sewn, best quality, 1-1 to 1 .. 10/9 pair. 35 pairs Men's Thigh Gum Boots (Merchant R. Coy.) .. .. 27/6 pair , 27 pairs Men's Thigh Gums, 5 and 6 only (N. British) .. .. 20/- pair 72 pairs Girls' Willow Calf Tan Lace and Button Boots, 7 to 10 8/11 paf 60 pairs Men's Light Derby Balmorals, sewn .. .. 16/9 P** Ladies' Velvet Shoes,'assorted .. .. • • •• 9/® "j Ladies' Patent .Boots, lace, white tops —Worth 30/- .. .. • • **/• i Boys'Engl sh Derby Balmorals, sewn, 7to 10—8/6 11 to I, 9/i- | Ladies' Goloshes .. .. , • • 4/6 4/11 5/9 | Camel-Hair Top Slippers, leather soles .. .. 4/11 5/6 5/11 ■/■ ; Ladies' Even' ng Shoes .. .. .. ... .. 4/11 6/ | Men's Glace Kid Court Even-ng Shoes .. .. .. 11/9 IZ '.* Men's Extra Heavy Double Pegged Sole Shooters ... 18/11 22/6 pal Men's Greenhide Nailed Shooters .. .. .. 28/6 17/11 Men's Chrome Golosh Bahhorals .. .. • .. ... Mi n's Split Kip Balmorals, heel arid toe tip only .. .. f/c r Men's Split Kip Na led Shooters, medium weight .. .. 15/9. Gents' Box Chrome Derby Boots .. .. . . 21/6 22/6 23/# English Cookhams 32/6 : Ladies' Gum Boots .. .. .. •• 14/9 ' ' If/m. S Men's Heavy Knee Gum Boots .. .. .. •• •• jrr.L* \ j Women's Chrome Leather Lace Boots .. .. • • • • Women's Chrome Derby S oes—3 and 4 only .. •• Youths' Chrome Golosh Boots .. .. .. !* Ladies' Glace Kid Derby Shoes .. .. 13/6 16/- 14/6 J Men's Superior Derby Boots .. .. .. .. •• , Youths' Stout Balmorals, heel and toe plate—l to 5 .. .. • • , Youths' Best Chrome Derby Bals., tips—l to 5 .. 14/11 and 1 V\.... . j Clog Pattern —2/6 pair .. .. Leather Laces—4 pairs for 1/- Us<*W; i Postage—Women's, 6d.; Men's, 1/-. j STEWART ROBINSON CASHEL STREET ss 3 »-vk \