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Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 858, 9 November 1916, Page 14

FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! CANTERBURY WIRE WORKING CO. LTD. 628 Colombo Street, Chiistchurch. The Original Wire Workers. SALE of Salvage Wire Goods from late Fire^ CAGES, Spark Guards, Cinder Sieves, Rat Traps. DREEDING Cages, Nursery Guards, Parrot BREEDING Cages, Nurs Cages, Cots, Springs DLATE RACKS, FLOWER BASKETS, Etc ACCESSORIES .of ■ y Sfotojf at • Glputester . St-dpprfheatre Royal •v.v ~i.co> •« U •At.-,-. Wear Procter s Proctor's Bifocal or 2-Lens Glasses combine near-sight and far-sight—they are really two pairs of Glasses in one. You may read a book comfortably, then lift your eyes and conveniently discern objects in the distance. Neat and Inconspicuous I Proctor's Bifocal Lenses will add to your appearance. They are made in both Framed and Kimless Styles. We can fit Bifocal Lenses to customers' own frames also. They're made in our own workroom, and we'll be only too glad to demonstrate how this scientific and convenient combination is accomplished. CONSULTING OPTICIAN 200 High St., Christchurch

JOHN HALL'S CASH PRICES. Bacon, best rushers, 1/3 Ib. Patent Barley 1/2. i'ateat Groats 1/2. Borax 7d. Kcnnct 1/10. Essence Coffee, Ci.mp, 1/9 and 3/6. Candles: Nationals Ud, Col. Wax 9id, liclipse Bjd. Wax Tapers 8d packet. Caraway Seeds 2/- ib, 2d oz. Cornllour, cheapest, 6d Ib. Corn Flakes 1/3 packet. Rex Cheese 1/3 tin. Figs, dessert, 6d lb. Jellies, •; packets for l/-, 3d each. Limejuice, Ship's, 1/9 bottle. Limejuice, Montserrat, i/a bottle. Mas turd 9d, 1/4, 2/3. Oatmeal, 251b 5/, 71b 1/0. Peel, Lemon and Orange, 10J ib; mixed 1/- lb. Extract Soap 2d packet, 1/10 doz, 0/0 box. Mice, .'ufled, 1/3 packet. Wheat, Puffed, 1/3. Starch, English, lOd box, 4/- packet. Pear's Soap, 4 iu a box, 1/6 box. Walnuts lOd lb. Matches: English Safeties 7d, others Cd packet. Free Delivery and 1/ in the £1 Coupons. JOHN HALL & CO., LTD., CLOCK TOWER.

VALUE Visitors to the City, as well as the people of Christehurch, will be interested and delighted with a visit to our Showrooms, where the great question of What-to-Wear for the Races and Show will be easily settled. The very latest styles are shown at prices that are very low, considering the high qualities. Mentioned below are goods yon are sure to require, all Ready to Wear. ALL THAT IS NEWEST FOR LADIES Tussore Silk Costumes, lovely for sunny days. From 42/Grand Selection of Panamas, all shapes, trimmed or untrimmed . . From 7/11 Gabricord Costumes, smart styles. Very fashionable From 5 to" 7 gus. Distinctive Trimmed Millinery hi Shell Pink, Cyclamen, Putty, etc. —Prices from 15/6 Smart Dresses in Taffeta Silk, Eolienues, Coloured Voiles, etc. Lovely frocks, these! From 3giis. Ladies' Black Silk Hose, in Plain, Lace Ankles, and Clocks .. 3/6 to 12/6 pair Ladies' Black and White Lisle Thread and Gauze Ankle Hose .. 1/6 to 3/11 pair Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose, Embroidered Fronts and Clocks .. 2/6 to 3/6 pair Kid and Suede Gloves,, in new smart shades, reliable qualities .. 4/11 to 7/6 pair Ladies' Umbrellas, Crook or Straight handles, smart mountings . . 4/11 to 39/6 New Neckwear, in all the latest shapes—lOJd to 3/6 Late shipment of Ladies' Hand Bags, Leather and Suede, in Black, Brown, Fawn, and Navy .. .. .. 5/6 to 42/FASHIONABLE STYLES IN MEN'S WEAR Men's Shirts, grand qualities, all make.;— 4/9 5/6 6/6 7/S Cashmere Sox, Extensive Selection—--1/3 1/6 1/9 to 3/6 Gent's Slip-on Raincoats, new styles—--57/6 63/- ' 84/- 09/6 Eeady-to-Wear Suits in real good materials, wt-11 cut . . .. 55/- 65/- 75/Felt Hats, all shapes, sizes, and eoloars. Bi£ range .. 5/6 7/6 10/6 13/6 15/New Designs in Ties—1/- 1/9 2/6 each m The House for Value