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jgf I Your Most Valnable Possessions —Yonr Eyes Th©-eyes are the moat the-body and the most valuable ! /* ' If you fear that "something is-the'matter" with yoar eyes., take flteps^Now^toccheclrihe-^roable*#!^ pofcyour fears<at-rest I Consult John R. Procter and secure trustworthy information based upon a scientific, careful examination of the-eyes! 'Modern and approved'.methods . • •/ are here followed and yon earnest assured that .you - havessecured the best 3drice ! JOHN R. PROCTER CONSULTING OPTICIAN 200 HIGH STEEET, CHRISTCHUKCH T6<80«03

WANTED TO SELL. WANTED SELL, IN PALMERS TON NORTH, SUPERIOR BOABDING-.aOUSE ae going concern. PRICE, including Furniture, £500. Splendid clianco. Renewable Lease. Apply P.O. BOX 260, S2SI Paimeratou Ivorth. F~OR SALE. a Complete THRESHING PLANT, 3 h.p. Fowler Engine, 1201b pressure, oft Clayton Combine and Straw Elevator, with all took and stack cover. Combine guaranteed to do good. work. \Vat«r cart with pump complete. Wharo with 10 bunks, cooking department, and all cooking nternsiLa complete. Further particular** ' apply to _ _ , , y MB H. STORBR, Sufijd street, Kaiapoi. YOST" TySwSicr f°r 'Sale, thorougWy owr- ; hauled; a bargain, £5. VP. J» -Hall. Expert Typewriter Mechanic, 5 Cbanooiy A2U/OCK Typewriter, brief eaa, far Sale, ap?<*ixtixl order £X 30s. AV. J. Bui!, Expert Typewriter Maahanic, Tel. S6B. 8300 OKAROI brief size, for Sale, Bpdendid chance, £18. W". J. Bull Expert Tpyewriter Mooboaio, 5 Chancery lane. I^ANTTPACTDBING and' Selling Rights of IVl' Household Lino for Swie; splendid opportunity. Distributor, "Pree*." 48 r \\rA^TSi>~io~Sol\ 1 amail Store, Pigs. (J* •VV! Middlbton road, Rice&rtou. 46 RISCOE, LatestMfadfcl, 3-eoaietf, with movable back Boat, raaJdng it .a fourBoater / when required- Almost new, perfect condition, splendid hill climber, aiiy trial. Smartest-looking Sweater on the xojul. !ÜB., "Preas" Office. . *j» V'rj-o r—FIVE-ROOMED Bungalow, K wU-"-' Linwood, i-acre, lying to sun all | A.R., "Preße." 88 WANTED KNOWN. T^TANTED Known—Cxah Tailoring Co-, i 'V. Suit and Coetume Service, from fonr I guiueAe. 632 Colombo street. _MM6O C~ ASH Tailoring Company undortakee wbrk for the Trade and Storekeeper®. Price list on application. 632 Colombo street. > 'Phone 1873. M 6460 | Known—Cash Tailoring Co., , : VV, Suit and Costume Service, from four guineas. 632 Colombo-stare©*. M 6460 TTTANTED know»—Cash Tailoring Co., iVV.j Suit and Coetome Service, from four guineas. 632 Colombo stroot. M 6460 WaTsttkii Known—Certain Cure for Kouralgia. E. TV. Hall, Herbalist, Ax- ' magb- street. 41 " TTfTANTED Known —Oart&in Com for IndiVV.'geetion. Mcmery. retained if it fails tc give satisfaction. E. W. Hall, ■ Herbalist. Armagh street- *1 TXT ANTED, Ladies to avoid operations bj t VV. using D. M. Coonloy's Orange' Lily. 1 Fall particulate from E. W. Hall, Herbalist, Armagh etreet. _41 . ."T/CrANTED Known—To. reduce -weight and . V f'J increase vigour take Hall'e Anti-fat i Pills, purely herbal, is 6d box. E. W. Hall, - Herbal tat, Armagh street. 41 ' T*7"ANTED Known—Cine for Slee>pleßsneE * V and Shattered Nerves. W. Hall, j Herbalist. Armagh street. 41 i I*7ANTED Known—Cure for Childre-n'e , W Bed-wetting. E. W. Hall. Herbalist, Armagh etreet.- 41 MISCELLANEOUS. T AMB, hindqu«rte», 6d per lb; foro--L/quarters, 7d per lb; quality and value. L Kerriaon, Caledonian roaid. 67 1 ptmroKY Sweeping. 'Phone* 2090, 3742, 1 VV or 39 Andover street. T: Benjamin--1 Smith. ' - " 1?25 ' " THORPE AND CO., 101 LOWER HiaS STREET, r Chraricfauroh. k T?F. CASH BTTYERS OP Rags, old clothing, tailors* and WOOLLEN CLIPPINGS, Eto. ' P.O. Box 434. 'Phone 6774. 2 T8487 t T EFT-OPF Clothing—Mrs ■ Meagher, Csah , AJ Buyer of Gecta' Boots, Trunks, Portmanteaux, also Ladiee' and Children's Clothing. 123 Lower High etreet. Letters j promptly attended to. Telephone . No. 3578 ■ Tl/TcINTYRE'S Extra Strong Regulating l iVX Pills, 5a 6d. Your Chemist will post ' for twopence extra. M 6448 " /3_piNG Away? Get yonr Suit Case at ,a IJi Uinson'e. Hatting, Rexine, Canvas, '* Basil. Solid - Leather. Cheapest in town. • M 6381 5

MR. STEWART ROBINSON, January 22, 1919. Cashel Street. DEAR Sih,—-We have pleasure in accepting your ofier for large purchase in footwear, and must compliment you on your far-sightedness in securing these goods at the present time. Wc are, yotrrs faithfully, (Signed) A. MITCHELL & CO. 2 Per J.M. r We beg to draw yonr attention to the above letter, and to inform you that a it refers to a very laxge stock of all leather Australian manufactured Boots i and Shoes. i On h»?-" n g Mr. Mitchell had the stock'wc made him an ofiernyhicb was * instantly accepted. AMAZING PRICES! * Wonderful Value! Australian Made! a 26 pairs Ladies' Glace Derby Shoes, patent cap .. .. 14/9 pai r 66 pairs Ladies' Glace Kid 1 -Bar Shoes, smart shoe .. 15/11 pair " 101 pairs Ladies' Glace Kid Instep Strap Shoes, no cap .. 16/6 pair 1 The above shoes are all solid leather throughout. s Larue parcel of Men's East India Kip and Colonial Kip Shooters and Heavy Derby Shooters; no nails—Less 15 per cent off the Usual Prices 7 lis pairs Bootees, in satin, and others, for infants .. ... 1/6 pair 12 pairs Men's Bo* Chrome Derby Ba Is; smart boot .. .. 21/6 pair 2ST>airs Heavy Chrome Derby Bals, slugged soles .. .. 21/6 pair 9 9 pairs Men's Heavy Watertight Whole-back Shooters . . .. 19/6 pair - 18 pairs Men's Glace Derby Bals, machine sewn .. ..19/11 pair ' 20 pairs Men's Black and Tan Brogue Shoes, welted soles .. 29/6 pair r 24 pairs Women's White Canvas Lace Boots .. .. ... 12/6 pair [, is pairs Women'sKangarette Glace Derby Shoes .. .. 16/6 pair;, 1 40 pairs Tan and Black Lace Boots, sizes 4to 6—Usual Price 6/- 4/6 pairs 20 pairs Smart Little Giiis'Button Boots, soede tops, sizes 4 to-6— Worth 10/6 .. 8/—pair-t * 60 pairs Ladies' Suede Shoes, court pattern .. .. .. 10/6 pair-• 1 24 Sirs Boys' Cricketing Boots, rubber soles .. .. 4/6 pair e pairs Tan Willow Calf Derby Boots, exceptional value, welted soles— , t , Usual Price 35/- Now 29/6 pr. 2 44 pairs Men's White Canvas Cricketing Boots, thick rubber soles 10/11 pair--40 pairs Men's White Canvas Walking. Shoes, leather soles 8/6 pair a 36 pairs Australian-made Ladies Waxd Shoes .. •• 8/11 pair_ 3 IS pairs Gents' Glace Kid Best-Quality Boots . . .. 21/6 pair LadSs^White Tennis Shoes 4/3 Children's 7to 10 2/11 lUto 1 3/e.pr.,. ■2 Ladies' Tan and Black Brogue Shoes.. .. ... »• 25/9-pair, Children's Black Glace 1-Bar. machine-sewn,-4 to 6 .. .. 5/-pairy; * 60 pairs Men's Derby Bals. rivetted .. .. .. .. F - Men's Extra Heavy Shooters .. .. 15/11 18/Il*<fc2sj6paar4 d Youths'ChromeGolnsh Boots .. -• —v Youths' Stout Bals. heel and toe tips .. .. 17 Ladies' Derby Shoes, all »zes (imported) .. " ' POSTAGE—Women's 6d Mvn's,l/- \ STEWART ROBINSON ? 108 Cashel Street West . . Cliristtliutch "t I 8840Q—7651 ■ " tgs » ■ \ • - ' " ' V . . • t