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Clutha Leader, Volume XXXV, Issue 71, 17 September 1909, Page 4

New Goods OPENED IN Drapery Department. 20 pieces WHITE LONGCLOTH, 36 inches wide—6d, Bd, 9d yard. 24 pieces WHITE CALICO, 36ii* wide—sd, 6d, Bd, 9d yard. 12 pieces WHITE TWILL CALICO, 36m wide—9d, lOd, 1/- yard. 15 pieces WHITE NATNSOOK, 36in wide—6d, Bd, lOd yard. 60 pieces Light Ground PRINTS—6d, 8d yard. SO pieces Strong Dark PRINTS 6d, 8d yard. 50 dozen TOWELS, Grey and White -1/- to 2/6 each. 30 pieces WHITE SHEETING—I/ to 2/3 yard. 100 dozen Ladies' and Children's STOCKINGS, from J. and R. Mosley—l/- to 2/6 pair. 50 pieces Strong FLANNELETTES —6d to 1/- yard. ALSO JUST IN AND NOW SHOWING : UNDERSKIRTS, FLOWERS, UMBRELLAS, NECKWEAR, BELTS VEILING, LACES, APRONS OVERALLS, UNDERCLOTHING, SKIRTS, BLOUSES, RIBBONS. SQUARES, HEARTH RUGS, CAR PET, TABLE COVERS, MATS LINOLEUMS. Import Coy. Wc will make a Special Announce merit as soon as the New Spring Hats and Models arrive, which we expeci by next Home boat, and will promisi you some of the prettiest Millinerj ever shown in the Clutha. G. H. Reid, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER & OPTICIAN, CLYDE STREET, 'BALOLUTHA When engaged in reading or close work Do the Eyes tire easily ? Do they water ? Does the print Blur and Run together ? These are symptoms o! Eyestrain RELIEVED ONLY by Accurately Fitted Glasses. OUR EXAMINATION IS ACCURATE AND SCIENTIFIC. A. H.~REID, Opt, F.P.0,0., a