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Sun (Christchurch), Volume V, Issue 1358, 20 June 1918, Page 3

«I Electric Torches at , Cheap Prices Despite the War and the scarcity of stocks, Procter's Bargains in Electric Torches are as great as ever. We're selling now an BJin x llln Electric Torch, complete m with battery, and fitted with patent permanent or inter- L mittent switch, at Refills for this Torch selling at 2/6 and 2/9 each. f These Torches will sell quickly. The price is right, and the goods are guaranteed. POSTAL ORDERS DISPATCHED PROMPTLY. I * JOHN R. PROCTER, 200 HIGH STREET CHRISTCHURCH Z MM^= Be a u (y carries its Dower in its Tace When, in 1749, they, wore introduced to English Society, "The Beautiful Miss Gunnings" found that the report of their beauty had preceded them, and that their exquisite colouring and complexions already were the' toast of the Kingdom. Each perfect in her way, gentle, demure Elizabeth was an excellent foil to the more brilliant, dashing Maria, and their celebrity was enhanced when the two dowerlcss Irish girls became wealthy peeresses. In those days, the now almost universal caustic soda soap was unknown, and the amazing beauty of the Miss Gunnings was probably largely due to their use of a plant ash soap. It is because McClinton's Colleen Soap still is made from pure vegetable oils and plant ash that it is without rival for the complexion. M c CTinton's 1 'olleen v Soap Incomparable for the Complexion. Others of McCTinton's principal lines are: Colleen Toilet Cream, Colleen Shampoo Powders (Wet or Dry). Colleen Denial Cream, Tooth PowJer, Exquis Shaving Sticks and Cakes, and McClinton's Shaving Crearr, Of all Chemists and Slures. . ' MADE by MCCLINTON'S, LTD., at DONAGHMORE, IRELAND. Wholesale Agents: Salmonu & Spraggon, •al Insurance Buildings, Featherstont Street, Wellington, N. Don't Forget The Boys Of course you are always thinking of the boys ever there in Prance, and wondering what to send them next. Thar© are so many things you would like to send that the subject often t presents a problem. Do the lads smoke? Simpson's window * suggests "Tweenies" Cigars will delight the boys and steady their nerves. Tweenies of Havana leaf contain all the goodness of larger cigars, ara packed in dainty cedar boxes containing twenty, ready to / parcel and post. Buy Tweenies for the boys and ask Simpson to post them. BOX OP TWENTY FOR 3/W. SIMPSON, Tobacconist Opp. Petersens, High St., Christchurch

Cure for ? Tn rid ISI 111 d • ':. PR O M S T H JI A. "Since taking tlie first bottle of Bishop's Asthma Cure I have been quite freed from the complaint, the effect of the medicine being simply wonderful.'' original letter may be seen. T] proven cure. 2/6 and 4/6 fro mists, 3/6 and 5/6 post free fro J. A. COLTABT mist, Fitzgerald At., Christchurc GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER. Tory smart Navy and Black Costumes Selling now at £2/15/Best Coating Serges and a splendid assortment of Tweed Costumes in all shades ... £3/15/-£4/19/6 Only 20 Beautiful Tweed Coats. To clear at 21 /- Tweed Coats with Fur Collars £2/15/- £4/15/Black and Navy Skirts— Selling at 15/6 21/. Is worth your attention. It comprises everything you require. Best quality Black Crepe de Chine Blouses ... ... 17/6 14/9 Semi-Evening Crepe de Chine and Ninon Blouses in all shades— Frem 22/6 to 32/6 Ladies' All-Wool Tests, s.s. .. 3/3 each A splendid assortment of Woven Combinations ... ... From 4/11 Smartest style in Ail-Wool Sports Coats, extra large sizes, in cream, rose, cerise, champagne, fawn, etc. From 41/6 to 89/Limited (Stewart Dawson's late Premises) 266 HIGH STREET.

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