THE INFLUENZA

Grey River Argus, Volume 57, Issue 10520, 12 June 1902, Page 4

THE INFLUENZA

At this timo of fche year the most necessary things fco guard against are chills. There may be all sorts of physic which will put you right again if you do get sick, but prevention is better than cure.. Never go out day or nighfc when a bitter easterly wind is coming off the snow clad hills withoufc wrapping yourself up, and as ladies wish to be fashionablo and well dressed at all seasons, they should take the opportunity of securing one of fche jackets— part of a special bargain line—now offering at our place. Ifc may hardly seem creditable to you that we can sell a . jacket worth 45s for 30s, but it all depends on the facilities for buying and taking advantage of exceptional oilers. Bub wben lines like our ladies' jackets and ladies' waterproofs are under offer they do not remain long, and we cannot guarantee to have any in stock after a little while. Owing to the big demand we have gofc in a fresh sfcock ot our famous stripe and pink flannelettes They are, without a doubt, the champion, of the trade.- The supply of fur-top kid gloves,»however, is running low, so those who wish to purchase had better do bo afc oece. We have other special and seasonable lines to enumerate, bufc space will nofc allnw us to do so. If you are, however, in want of anything in fcho drapery or clothing lino, iust step in and have a talk with us over ifc. The chances are you will not regret your visit to W McKay and Son, Drapers and Clothers, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth and Revell Street, Hokitika . — Advt.