Page 8 Advertisements Column 6

Evening Star, Issue 16033, 9 February 1916, Page 8

lIITIUL STORES I SALE Further Reductions on all Oddments in the Various Departments. WIDE SWISS EMBROIDERIES. Worth 5/6 to 9/6 dozen. Now 1/1t dozen. ODDMENTS IN SILKS and VELVETS, short lengths at half marked sale price. ’ FEW PIECES SUMMER COTTON DRESS FABRICS. Worth 6d to if yard. Now 3/11 dozem FEATHER BOAS and SUNSHADES PRINTED TEA COSIES all B Oddments. Worth 6|d to B£d. All one price, 3/11 dozen. 130 dozen CROCHET DOYLEYS, Linen Centre, 6d each. BLEACHED DAMASK, wide widths, 1/2, 1/6, and 1/8 yard. 15 dozen SATEEN COSIES, with Point Lace Covers, 1/11J, complete. Mutual Stores Sale 3 101GB1IES furniture Warehouseman, Upholsterer and Undertaker 24 GEORGE STREET AND 11 GREAT KING STREET, [•Phono 479] ['Phono 1,866] BAS A LARGE STOCK OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE on hand to ohoosa from. Wardrobes from 70/ up, Duohosse Chests from 45/ up, Sideboards from 57/6 up; Chesterfields, Couohes, and Suites In variety and now coverings; Wood and Iron Bedsteads and Bedding—all) kinds to fit. Three Rooms comfortably Furnished for £2l. Tim# Payments may be arranged. FUNERALS economically oonduoted m Town or Country. All Funeral Requisites on hand. Our Undertaker resides on our Premises,,!! Croat King street, and may be rung up by day or night. Private Rceidono# ’Phone, 3,im.

CONSULT SVIE ABOUT your eyesight , Tho first indications of failing eyesight are often so slight that one is apt to overlook them, or put tho symptoms down to some other source. . Frontal headaches, a burning sensation in the eyes when exposed to strong light, the running together of words when one is reading—these are only signs of the danger signals that indicate something- amiss with the eyes. Consult me. I null test your sight and ascertain with scientific exactness just what is wrong. If you require you with the he trouble. r „|| .I | . muh *n * ouiVJmu i ust what is wrong. If ; 'L Jm ¥ 1 glasses, I will supply yoi lenses needed to rectify the HUGH NEILL, d. b .o. A. QUALIFIED OPTICIAN, 249 George Street, Dunedin. 'Phone 3,156 ...1... m ■ i— ■ —.———— TX/'ANTED Known—That Billhead*, Cir- TKTANTED Known—That Billhead*, Or* , ' pulars. Cards, Programmes, and Gens- »»< culars, Garde, Programmes, and Gene"intiig of every description are cxe- ral Printing of every description are exeat the ‘Evening Star’ Office at Mo- euled at th 6 ‘Evening Star’ Office at Mo. ral Print.n tuted derate Prices, derate Prices. Novel Oak Cake Stands With Doulton Plates. 3 TIER 20/. 2 TIER 16/6. Quite the fashion now, and small wonder. Don’t tarnish, require practically N -leaning, are light, sti , and form pleasant contrast to rdinary run of Cake Stands. Finest quality modern Doulton Plates of exquisite design and color go with each Oak Cake Stand. DAWSONS LIMITED, Sorner Moray Place and Princes Street. TKt um ran SttPiP The Cook’s Stand-by ‘K .. is.. 1 BAKING POWDKI NONE CHEAPER! NONE BETTER I Costs 3d to fid less than other brands. Gives perfect results; makes cakes deliciously light and tempting ; makes scones snow-white and feather-light. ‘ K" Saves Money, and Is a Joy to use. Order a tin at once. KIRKPATRICK, NELSON. Agents: W. Taylor and Sons. Printed for the Evening Star Company, Limited, by Gilbert Buchanan of si Ha f b y r ’ P rm . te , r . j nd Published by John George Moody* ’of Morn mgton, publisher, at the Registered Office of the Conmanv Bond .ft.il tV ou .VVedueaday,, February 9, 1916., ' company, Bond street Dunedu