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Timaru Herald, Volume CVII, Issue 16611, 21 August 1918, Page 6

STOCKTAKING BARGAINS Now On AT ALSTON'S WILLIAMS' TALCUM TOWNER, hi Carnation, Violet, La Tosca, Rose, and Baby, in large oval tins, Is (kt, now Is. THYMOL DENTAL CREAM, Is, now Od Soz LARGE BAY RUM, Is 6d. now Is HAIR BRUSHES from Is each. SHAVING STICKS from 6d. CHESEBROUGH'S FAMOUS. VASELINE, Largo Screw-top Pot, now 6d. ENGLISH RAG DOLL, 13 inches high, Is. Now 6d. FASHIONABLE CHAIN PURSES. Silver Plated. 8s 9d. "now 6s 6d SILVER PLATED CAKE BASKETS, 255, now los. SOLID BRASS PALM POTS, 18s Sd, now 12s 6d. BLACK MOIRETTE BAGS, <ss lid, now 3s lid LADIES' BAGS in Soiled Leather, Ss, now -ss; 10s-9d.'-now 6s 6d: 12s Gd, how Ss 9d; 225. now 12s 6d. LEATHER. TOBACCO POUCHES, from 1 s GCt. • DIARIES, LEATHER BOUND, 2s 9d, , now Is. AUSTRALASIA TRIUMPHANT. 99 Paces. 36 Illustrations. 3s fid, now Is. SILVER PLATED PENCILS, with Case, of Refills, 2s 6d. now Is. ANTIMONY TRINKET BOXES, 4s, no* 2s. SILVER BEAD NECKLETS. 6d each: 300 Is fid NOVELS, now all Is each. GOOD ENVELOPES. 4 rackets for ls ; : CUTTING-OUT SCTSSORS. now Is 9d. LEATHER MONEY BELTS. 3s 6d, now 2s 9d; 4s 9d. now 3s 9d; 10s 6d, now Ss fsd. Visit ALSTON'S for Real Bargains. NEXT GRAND PICTURE THEATRE

History of South Canterbury, EE FIRST CONSULTING OPTICIAN IN TIMARU was Mr W. Mcßridc, the well-known EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, who opened business on hi 6 own behalf over 15 years ago. Uj. A f> • that time Spectacles were bought *.'io ■ same as any ordinary item -. o' merchandise, you went into' a JesveJJer's Shop and fitted -rourself. "(or thought you did) —pick of the basket style. . In those days' persons >vith WHAT A CHANGE NOW! It matters not what the eyesight defect is, or how complicated the Spectacles require to be. Mr Mcßride can tost the sight and supply -xho needed glasses. He can give you any spoctacle lens that you can get in any part of the world. He is the only lensgrinder in South Canterbury, and is one of the most skilful Eyesight Rpei cialists in the Dominion. • u How grateful the South Canterbury People should feel to have such ah expert in their midst. TAKE NO CHANCES WITH TOUR EYESIGHT. HAVE THE BEST IN SIGHTTESTTNG, AND CONSULT Wm. Mcßride EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, Phone 100. FUNERAL NOTICE, f pHE Friends of Mr JAMES KEANF .L aro respectfu-'ly informed that the Funeral of his lotvt wife Ellen will leave the Cr.fcholic. Church, Pleasant Point, THIS DAY .'Wednesday). August •.'lst, at 11 aim . for Tiroaru Cemetery; H. C. ROSSETT, * Undertaker. FUNERAL NOTICE. 'HE Fri«nds of HENRY VALENTINE WYATT iire respecWul'y informed that tks> Funeral of his latewit'c will leaw hii residence. South Street, TO-MORROW (Thursday). Aug. 22nd, at 2.30 p.m., for the timaru Cemetery. W. .1. LISTER. Phones 142 and 157. FUNERAL NOTICE. rpHE Friends of the Ir-te JAMES -I SMITH, late of Fairlie, are r<sjtoetfully informed that his . Funeral will leave his brother's residence /William Smith Glen iti). TO-MOK HOW (Thursday - *, August 22nd, at 1.15 p.m., for the Timaru Cemeterv. W. J. LISTER, Phones 1-12 and 157. 1.0.0. F., M.U. LOYAL TIMARU LODGE. BRETHREN are'roqueslcd to meet in South Street. TO-MORROW August 22nd, at 2 15 p.m.. t:i attend the Fumral of Bro. Tlenry Wyatt's Into wife. J. H. SCOTT, X.G. WM. EIGHBAUM, Secretary.