Page 4 Advertisements Column 4

Evening Star, Issue 17367, 1 June 1920, Page 4

Mr Bushe: "She has a very difficult, pari in thfi new play." Mrs Bush<>: " Difficult ? Why, she doesn't say a word!" Mr Bushe;, 1 "Well, isn't that difficult for a womanr"* - The Corset that is unrivalled for stslo, comfort, and quality is the B. and C. Cor* set. There is a shapo for every figure. Ladies who desire Corset perfection should wear B and C. Corsets. They ara British made, and therefore represent the best value obtainable to-day, as the price is not affected by the present, high foreign rate of exchange. Those who want freedom and support on scientific lines will find B. and C. the ideal corsets. All leading drapers stock them.—[Advt.]

LATE ADVERTrSEMENTS. "BIBLE DEPOT." EXTENSION OF THE • GREAT BOOK SALE FOR ANOTHER WEEK. In order to give a chance to our many country friends to visit our Reconstruction Sale during Show Week we have decided to continue ' it for ONE WEEK LONGER! BOOKS AT SALE REDUCTIONS OF 15 TO 60 PER CENT. STATIONERY AND NEW BOOKS aT A SALE DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT. N.Z. BIBLE AND BOOK SOCIETY, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 48 PRINCES STREET. "S'XfTE have just received the following VV SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS, ali London-made: LONDON-MADE MICROSCOPES 12-inch DUMPY LEVEL 5-inch and 7-inch ABNEY LEVELS PRISMATIC COMPASSES PRISMATIC BINOCULARS CHEMICAL and CLINICAL THERMO. METERS , BAROMETERS. HUGH NEILL, OPTICIAN, 249 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. THE SHOW PLACE OF THE CITY IS BRAITHWAITES' GEEAT EMPORIUM (Under the Lucky Horseshoes). See the Lovely Display (Specially Selected by our Buyer on his travels) Of GLASSWARE, CHINAWARB, DOULTON WARE, MARQUETRY WARE, FANCY GOODS and LEATHER GOODS. Our Window Display of Ladies' Handbags—> New and Exclusive Designs—is a sight worth WRITING PADS AND ENVELOPES, GAMES AND BOOKS OF GAMES. BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! A Splendid Selection of 6s Noveis, School Bags and School Requisites of every Be sure you visit " THE TOY GROTTO." Get one of Braithwaites' Special 'HOT WATER BAGS. A real boon foi" winter nights. BRAITHWAITES, .''LTD., PRINCES STREET. y\o YOU WEAR "PORT CHALMERS"g IF SO, INSPECT THE SPLENDID SELECTION OF PYJAMAS ON DISPLAY IN EDWARD CAMERON'S WINDOW. PPJCE, ONLY 13s sd. THE BEST IN DUNEDIN. LOVES GLOVES BOYS, GIRLS, AND LADLES, ONLY 1b 6d PAIR, At . EDWARD CAMERON'S. SEE WINDOW.

TO LET. TO IST, 2 Rooms, with use of kitchen; furnished. Apply Thomson's Store, K.E. Valley. T;0 LET, One large, ■well-furnished, Double-Bad-Slbting Room; gas, hoa and oold, bath; use all conveniences. Further particulars 26 Canongate street. TWVy L-Ea, 2 Unfurnished Rooms and Box _L Room; use of conveniences; good locality and view;' 15s weekly; suit young marriwLspupie. "Very Convenient," 'Star* Jl4j kitchen; fire if vranted; suit 2 mate*. R. Wilson, Alba-jy Street P.O. ffSO LET, &naU Furnished Picture Cot* .£.. >ge, with laid out, cultivated. 9 Dundonald street, Bayfield. npO LET, Humbly-furnished Four-roomed JL. Cottage; central; good locality. "No Blankets," P.O. liox 6Cw.