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Southland Times, Issue 17786, 15 July 1916, Page 6

HI! Patriots! Should View with Pride the Excellent Examples o! British Workmen’s... Artistic Craftmanshjp • ■HMBHnHHnaBOHnHnRBHBM . We are Showing in OLD ENGLISH PEWTER TEA SETS, JUGS. TRAYS, Etc., and BOULTON’S NEW ART STYLE VASES. Nothing more Beautiful to make the Home attractive. NEWEST DESIGNS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING —-AT LUMSDEN’S Direct importers & Manufacturing Jewellers, DEE STREET. INVERCARGILL. MEN! Mere’s Footwear for Winter Jays. A\ I 7 / RENTER IS HERE IN EARNEST, and there is a long period of cold and wet to follow. ■ So it is a primary consideration to get solid, wet-resisting footwear. AT KINGSLAND & CO.’S you will obtain the best. We make a Special feature of MEN’S EXTRA STOUT BOOTS for' WINTER WEAR, .. These are provided with grand quality toughened doles of substantial thickness, cut from selected hides —the best on the market. The Workmanship is of the finest, and every detail has been studied to make these Boots ideal for keep-out wet and cold. COME IN AND CHOOSE. PRICES ARE RIGHT. John liingsland & Co., THE RED BOOT. THE BED BOOT. WE t.rap — FOLLOW WHO CAN.” ’PHONE, 199 :: BOX 27 :: INVERCARGILL. CONSULT ME about your eyes My wide experience in all matters connected with eyesight and the failings to which it is subject enables me to give the very best advice to those by whom I am consulted. Many defects of the eye, once told to be incurable, are now known to be due not to actual malformation jut to a slight irregularity in the curvature of the •cornea’ of the eye, which readily yields to proper treatnent. CONSULT ME ABOUT IT. J. D. GILMORE, D.5.0.X., Opt. CK, CONST7KTIIIO OFTICUS, DEE STREET (Opp. F. 0.), INVERCARGILL. t

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