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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 August 1912, Page 4

Ladles' & Children'] Hosiery, Reliabl Exceptional Value THE STANDARD WE ARE WORKING TO IS HIGH ENOUGH TO LIFT THIS BUSINESS OUT OF THE ORDINARY. WE AIM TO MAKE IT YOUR IDEAL OF WHAT A STORE SHOULD BE—OPEN TO EVERYONE, WELCOMING EVERYONE , OFFERING BEST VALUES TO EVERYONE, AND THE PRICES WE ARE. QUOTING ARE ALWAYS A. Happy Release From Extravagance FOR PRICES SHALL ALWAYS BE THE LOWEST HERE—THIS PROMISE TRAVELS WITH ALL TRANSACTIONS.. WE BUY FOR THAI; ARRANGE FOR THAT, STUDY FOR THAT, SELL FOR THAT. GREAT CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO GET A HIGH TIDE OF ASSORTMENTS, KEEPING IN THE CHANNEL OF SOUND QUALITIES WITH PRICES ALWAYS AT THE LOWEST EBB. AT PRESENT WE THINK WE HAVE THE FINEST STOCK OF HOSIERY ON THE COAST. WE THINK WE HAVE, SO WILL YOU WHEN YOU CALL. TRY A PAIR OF OUR LADIES ALL WOOL HOSE. SPECIAL AT 1/6 PER PAIR. OTHER PRICES 1/9, 2/-, 2/3, 2/6, 3/- PER PAIR. Qreyyra^yf^

Sa9e at Mil of 1912 began on &uurday, July 27th.—The whole of "H. W. London stock of Slippers purchased at- a big discount by Mr. Hannah, who arrived in London at the end of the j£nglish winter." A consignment of these have beep received by us. The whole of which are marked down to bed rock prices to Mr. Hannah's purchase MEANS the public's benefits Problem.— How to spend one's money to the best advantage? Answer. —Visit Hannah's Sale and this is assured. The bargains are genuine andVnumerous. Visit our shop and view the windows, where all goods are marked in plain figures. Men's Glace Button Boots to clear at 12/6. ! Men's Glace Yale Toe Lace Boots 14/6. jadies' Glace Ward Shoes 5/11. Ladies' Kozy Slippers 4/6. Men's Venetian Slippers 4/6. Ladies' assorted Cork Sole Slippers 1/11. Ladies Carpet Sole Slippers 1/-. Boys' and Girls' strong School Boots (7) 2/11; (11, 12 and 13) 4/11. Children's Felt Slippers from 6d a pair. Boys' and Girls' strong Tan Shoes to clear 3/11. Remember all of our stock is reduced to Sale Prices. Now is the time to make your money go the farthest. From 5 to 50 per cent, discount given country orders. Please enclose postage. P.O. Box 48. §J- ~ —~" ~ " '" 'Phone 177. QREYWBOUTIHf

Ate simply means to an end. "Sou may owa the best teapot made, and have a most elaborate cosy, but they don't affect th* drinking quality of the tea to any extent. That depends entirely on what yon put into the teapot. If it is , possible. Jt doesn't matter ' ' kind, of teapot it is. "Tiger" will taste deliciouß all the s™«««, .years "Tiger" has been the popular drink of New Zealand. It has always been 'on top,' No tea has equalled ifc ? Bom* ever will. It tastes nicer, is more economical, goes £»Ttiher, and does you more good than any other tea. v.- - '- All Grocers: 1/6. 1/8, 1/10 and 2/-.

Sow Seeds 'EBDS that rise above the I ground, strong and healthy, promising splendid returns.. These are the seeds to plant and sow. Why waste time planting inferior seeds ? Our seeds are procured from the most reliable seedsmen In the world, and being tested before sending out good crops must be obtained from them. Planters who appreciate strong healthy Uprtordates, Kidneys, Vermonts, ; Hebrons, etc A huge display J -jf tested Flower and Vegetable < Seeds from the London market, i laige Supplies of Artificial Manurcs in V. 57,000 Cabbage & Cauliflower Plants Pulled fresh each day Choice Giant, Monarch, Victoria, Excelsior. Beehive BflHi'dary JStreet. Onion Store, Mawhera Quay