Page 9 Advertisements Column 2

Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16361, 5 November 1918, Page 9

Carnival Visitors recognise Beath's as the fashion centre The woman who wears a / srfe .• \ Beath Costume or Coat has the satisfaction of knowing Jt mWV she is correctly and stylishly \ dressed. Every detail of finish and trimming receives ImsLx the same conscientious at*ention as the original conception MBSSe3HM[ of the design itself. You will find in Beath's WIJ I|ljl|tl |f| Mantle Showrooms a wealth alt 11111 lI m of Dress inspiration, and in J HI, lIRII J/ every garment bearing the —ffl§ \I Bl Beath label a distinction and H 3 | | 111 distinctiveness upon which || 111 BUII F we safely rest our claims. 11l 1 II S 111 J? Beautiful Blouses, Modish EM] lllllir Millinery, the newest notions (By| lIE Km in Gloves, Hosiery and Neck- 1.1 LhBK If wear vie with each other for ll] 111/ ff your personal selection and BB| 111 JJjij Yes, the view from Beath's fifth storey VVm T0 MJf Jjji tea-room and the roof garden is certainly IKi\l. S JIM FffJfj an attraction that no visitor should miss. ■■ mfmi

LOASBY AND CO., CHEMISTS, Announce that business is now being conducted in tlieir new and up-to-date pharmacy, corner Casbel and Colombo streets (opposite Ballantyne'e). This business has been carried on in Christchurch for over twelve years, and during the last has been managed by tho proprietor, M r W. F. McArthur. In these last four years the prescriptions dispensed amount to nearly as many as were handled in the previous eight years, and the volume of business necessitated a removal to larger premises. Loaaby and Co. dispense all doctors' prescriptions. 'This work is touched only by competent assistants, and is under the constant supervision of one of the fully qualified pharmaceutical chemists. All original prescriptions are handed back with the medicine to the owners, after a copy has been entered in our books for future reference. The. new dispensing arrangements are tho moat complete in K«w Zealand.