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Evening Star, Issue 16710, 17 April 1918, Page 8

We Are Busy!. Opening New Goods for the Present Season, and amongst them a fine selection of Felt and Camel-hair Slippers, which we are now displaying. There will be a shortage of these home comforts this season, so secure yours at once. W. Harris & Son 22-24 PRINCES STREET. 212-214 GEORGE STREET. 135 KING EDWARD ST. fP, Q. § Mall Orders p «■ WWW iwy I JJMMMIWim Will Receive Our Prompt Attention!., I? a i A Blurred, Misty Outlook! SOMETIMES one experiences an uncomfortable sensation m reading or in observing things at a distance. There seems to be a slight mistiness which interferes with the vision. No pain is experienced, but the sensation is most uncomfortable. Under such conditions it would be wise to have the eves tested by Mr Neill. A pair of suitaide Glasses will in most cases obviate the discomfort —and certainlv, if the matter is not attended to at once, it is likelv to get worse rather than better. Mr Neill’s telephone number is 3,156. Professional Optician, HUGH NEILL 249 GEORGE STREET. D.8.0.A., F. 1.0., Lontlon. J Q5 !T* 5S fi cW Ml Pint -i/K Now ?.» the time to put you? Gr*3 02' Electric Light in ord^r. It may be only a broke mantle or shade, a small leak in the gas pipe, shade, a small leak in th or a defective electric lamp that is causing the trouble. Whatever is, we can easily attend to the matter, and put your lighting good working condition for the long dark nights of Winter. Electric Lamps, Shades, Fittings, Veritas Britishtn made Gas Mantles, Upright or Inverted. ... In addition to having a staff of experts for repairing and installing gas or electricity, we have large and complete stocks of the newest and most artistic designs and fittings—the kind that give brilliant, steady light at least cost and effect big savings in the lighting bill. m SI'UART STREET. E3