ANZORA CREAM ANZORA VIOLA BOTH MASTER THE HAIR. SIMPSON'S, HAIRDRESSERS & TOBACCONISTS 703 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. WJ. M I CH I E, M.P.T.A., May be Consulted at Ills Rooms, 21 KILMORE S'f. WEST, Opposite Cranmer Square, Where he receives Patients for Treatment. NERVOUS DISEASES A SPECIALITY. Hours of Consultation: 9.30 to 12; 0 to 7.30; and by appointment. Telephone No. 4235. [" CAN HELP YOU TO BETTER HEALTH. There is nothing mysterious about MASSACK and MAGNETIC HEALING. The treatment is common, sense, and results follow quickly. Perhaps you sutler from CONSTIPATION, INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, NEURALGIA. BRIGHT'S DISEASE, NEURASTHENIA, NEURITIS. YOU CAN HAVE RELIEF. YOU CAN HAVE RELIEF. Write, making an appointment. You can have Treatment in the comfort your home, if you wish. F. B. GERARD, 10 SHERBORNE STREET (Between Manchester and Colombo Streets, just over the Avenue). At Home: 2-4, afternoons. i 0 R ARTIFICIAL TEETH With that REAL NATURAL APPEARANCE, AT PRE-WAR PRICES, Try * W. J. DAWSON, 210 HIGH ST. (over Simpson & Williams). Remodels and Repairs Executed on the Shortest Notice. m H O R P E AND CO., 101 LOWER HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, ARE CASH BUYERS OF n\(iS, OLD CLOTHING, TAILORS' WOOLLEN CLIPPINGS, ETC. P.O. Box 434. 'Phone 574. "f. w.~ cullimoreT" . HOUSE FURNISHER. 'Phone 4828. I will give any Returned Soldier a Full List of Furniture and Advice about Patriotic and Repatriation Grants, and give them 5 per cent, discount ill the pound. V W. C" ULLIM 0R E, HOUSE FURNISHER, 129 HIGH STREET, opp. Armstrong's. a 7 "p7 keys, ~ PAINTER & PAPERHANOER, Note New Address: 9 FLOCKTON STREET. FIRST-CLASS WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES. lates Submitted. ly attended to. Just plain folks appreciate the homely surroundings of the METROPOLITAN PRIVATE HOTEL, METROPOLITAN PRIVATE HOTEL. Hot and Cold Baths. Wholesome Meals. Well-lighted Rooms. Low Tariff. IT'S QUITE HANDY TO THE STATION. Permanent or Casual. METROPOLITAN _ PRIVATE HOTEL, METROPOLITAN PRIVATE HOTEL, Manchester Street South. Write, 'phone, or call.4223 FRED. W. COCHRANE,' Prop.
Radiating the Glories of Spring These new fabrics have caught the first notes of a radiant Spring in their colourful weaves, and present untold possibilities for the fashioning - of stylish Costumes and Frocks. Born of a policy laid down at our inception, ihe G.W.S. cardinal principle is "VALUE,'" and it is fully demonstrated in these timely displays. Clin. All-Wool Gabardines, Light Fawn, Tutty. Grey, Saxe, Nigger, Navy. Fine texture. Ideal for stylish costume:-; .. .. .. .. '27/(i 52/58iu. Worsteds and Suitings. Light and Dark Grey shades, In plain shades. Birdseye and Fancy Checks—■ 22/0 25/6 27/6 32/6 to 12/-5-lin. All-Wool Fine Twill Gabardines, in GCeys, Fawn, Putty, Nigger and Navy 28/52/56 in. Black and White Check Materials. Small and medium checks. Always popular 8/11 10/6 21/- 26/6 to 32/6 51/56 in. Navy Suiting Serges. An excel lent range of reliable qualities and dyes 29/6 to 45/siia. Heavy Cheviot Serges for rough wear .. .. 10/6 21/- 22/6 27i11. Coloured Shantung Silk, in Salmon. Timiuoise. Prunella, Fawn, Champagne, Saxe .. . . 7/6 yard Aiin. Silk and Wool Beng alines, in Navy, Dark Fawn, Saxe and Black. Will make lovely frocks and summer costumes .. . . .. . . 35/Novelty Voiles in plain shades, Floral. Stripe and Jazz ell'ects. A beautiful selection of lovely colourings, wJjicll to see is to admire .. 3/6 to 6/6 Graham, Wilson & Smellie, The House For Value
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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VII, Issue 2028, 14 August 1920, Page 14
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