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——LOE’S—IRISH LINEN STORE. OPPOSITE CLOCK TOWER, CHRISTCHURCH. Specialists in Embroidered and Fancy Drawn Work Goods. Our stocks of Fancy Linens and Household Goods are unrivalled for variety, unequalled for value, and thoroughly reliable makes, being bought from the manufacturers for prompt cash we are able to sell at ' SHORT PRICES AND GIVE LONG VALUES. We keep a large and extensive assortment of Plain and Fancy Handkerchiefs, Tea and Tray, Duchess and Sideboard Cloths, Supper Cloths, Damask Cloths and Serviettes, Cosy Covers, Sheet Shams, Pyjama Cases, Nightdress and Brush and Comb Cases, Scone Wraps, Handkerchief Cases, Doyleys, etc. BED VALANCE, ready for use, double-bed size, lace trimmed 7/11, 12/6 each. nOlir PILLOW SHAMS, handsomely Embroidered and Drawn • ■ Work Centres with lace and insertion frills per 10/6 pair. Specials s fancy colored bordered handkerchiefs " Irish Lawn each. BLOUSE LENGTHS Embroidered Cream Delaine 5/5. • Is DISCOUNT IN EACH COMPLETE £ FOR CASH. Send Postal Note with order, your commands will receive expert attention. Economy and In Grocery Buying Satisfaction If you practise economy by purchasing YOUR GROCERIES where good quality and low prices are . carefully combined, . ' then you willjl visit Place Your Ordei with me. T. BROWftl, THE PEOPLE’S GROCER, TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH, THE CLOTHES II WEAR! CHIEF BRAND clothing is suitably named —lt Leads, CHIEF BRAND clothing has all the style, finish, and general quality of high class made-to-measure tailoring. CHIEF BRAND clothing is made in the Dominion, by <wefl~ paid workers, mad: under the conditions YOU hdbc approved and settled. BOXED READY-TO-WEAR SUITS. STYLISH AND DURABLE RAINCOATS. 3 ii FASHIONABLE TWEEDS. All Styles and Shades, For nil Ages And Tastes, CHIEF pn * f 7-t. -.fq'T-s f?-l ATaor ■vr'amrtm***'*? .• KX&Tn&qgiKUf* Zeaiandla Boots’ Ask for them when you want Good, Honest Foot* wear. Every boot guaranteed. u

MESsdtegbi®E Amber i ea JS certain to please you whether it be used for the afternoon cup which every woman so appreciates, or for the more formal “At Home.” How often, when visiting, your afternoon’s enjoyment has been spoiled by the nasty inferior lea that was served you. Ensure the success of your own little social functions by using Amber Tips Tea. If you do so, you will hear those exclamations of pleasure that so delight the heart of a hostess —“ What delicious lea —where did you get it ?” The exceptional quality and delicious flavour of Amber Tips Tea has quickly made it the favourite of all who have tried it. It is very economical —no ordinary tea will make so many cups to a pound. Tell your grocer you want AMBER TIPS TEA-packed in special air-tight and damp* proof packets that preserve its delightful flavour and strength, Wf " y 1/10 and 2/-. ns AT: lilt ! I Hi ■ - J! WL'iOLBaAUI AQINTIB MSB SBB GEIFFKK AED SMITH.

Bonnington’s cures Influenza. It strengthens and heals the throat’and lungs, and prevents more serious troubles. Fifty years apo your folks proved it to be the safest and surest specific for coughs and coWs—to-day is still without an equal for all throat and lung affections. Wile parents always keep it on hand. Refuse a lubstitute or imitation which gives the dealer a bigger profit. Insist on getting & if Bennington’s Carrageen Irish Moss Mas. E. Woodhousk, Northcote, writes:— “I have tried a bottle of Bonnington’s Irish Moss anil found it very good. 1 had a sudden attack of influenza ami it saved me from a very severe illness." ... 34

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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 April 1911, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Greymouth Evening Star, 20 April 1911, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Greymouth Evening Star, 20 April 1911, Page 8

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