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King Country Chronicle, Volume XIX, Issue 2053, 9 December 1924, Page 3

GLASSWARE. WATER JUGS, from 1/9 to 18/6 JAM DISHES, from 6cl to 1/6 SALADS, from 1/4 to 17/6 JJ UTTERS, from 1/6 to 3/3 SUGARS, from 1/6 to 6/-. SUGARS and CREAMS, 3/ to 3/9 MUSTARDS, from 7d to 2/6 PEPPER and SALTS, from 6d to 2/6 TUMBLERS, 8d to 1/6 COMPORTS 3/9 CAKE DISHES, 3/9 HEAVY SAUCE BOTTLES, 2/3 A Splendid Assortment of CROCKERY for general use, and a lot suitable for Wedding and Christmas Presents. Cutlery at Lowest Prices Aluminium Stewpans, Kettles, Pie Dishes, Jugs, Tea Ports, etc., etc. Preserving Pans, Jelly Jars, Jam Jars, 1 and 2-quart, vide-mouth, Kitchen Ware in Great Variety at our well-known values. TRAVELLING TRUNKS. LEATHER, BAGS. CARRY-ALLS. HAY FORKS and RAKES. SCYTHES. REAP HOOKS. TENTS, 3-foot walls. ' J. Nicholls & Son THE ECONOIWJC CASH STORES. Established 1904. Established 1904.

'XI iv A Suits foryoungmei l&those who stay young THEY embody all the newer ideas in smart suits for those men who always want to look young and snappy. Easy-fitting suits in many handsome materials, arid a wide variety of new colours and patterns. They’re well made, too, and are selling at prices ranging from — J. DYALL Ladies’ & Gent’s Tailors RORA ST. TE KUITi

A a,'* a n i i\ YOU may feel in your prime. But it is just here that one’s eyes should be considered. Here there comes the first suggestion perhaps of difficulty in reading or sewing. It may be that the sight seems perfect, and yet there is lost the ease and comfort with the sight that earlier years knew. Glasses now preserve the sight, save from eyestrain, and give pleasure in reading, writing or sewing. We thoroughly test the sight, advise if glasses are really needed, and rhake the lenses where needed in the most suitable style and to individual requirements. JAS. O. BEALE. Optical Specialists, SAMUEL BARRY. 322 Queen Street, Auckland.