"KING JAMES USED TO CALL FOR HIS ©LB SHOES" . says John Selden, "they were easier for his feet." That was in the good old days before hoot-making had reached its present scientific perfection. Your feet can be as comfortable in NEW boots to-day as King James' were in his old ones, if you come to The care and judgment used in making our boots and the sizes and shapes to select from, make it possible to easily satisfy the "hard-to-please." You will find here a full selection of many makes, many sizes, many shapes and many leathers. Of course, prices are just as moderate as the selection is good. No matter what you wish to pay, you can secure foot-joy here 1 VISIT US NOW. GREYMOUFH, P.O. Box 45, 'Phone 140. Real Whales of Bar&aii?s MAY 21. See Posters for Startling Prices. 4ITKEN & PETERS, Maclfay Street l^»»« m MMaimmmwimi«^^ ;NEW-ZEAI>AHD» I m **£ 52 CtOTHING?FACTOroa 15 Bezel? (all cokurs sizes atid shapes) each* Real Value. See Tfyetr). New Zealand Clotiwi factory _^ J .__.__ zxumiwmm ALARM CLOCKS. During the winter months and dark mornings everyone will want an ALARM CLOCK to enable them to rise early. You should make your purchases a'« once. You may do this by visiting G. SWBETMAN'S. (OPP. GENERAL POST OFFICE),. THE PLACE FOR ALARM CLOCKS The latest in— MILLINERY WINTER GOODS. Ladies of Greymouth and district my new stock has arrived. of which I INVITE inspection, LADIES COATS— In Teddy Bear, Caracul, Astrakan, Sealette, Diagonal Tweeds, etc.; very smart and neat. SPORTS SUITS—' In all the latest shadesSKIRTS— Black and White Check and Tweed, in all the newest Shades. JERSEYS— A magnificent range in all colours. BLOUSES— In Lace Silk aoid a useful line in Navy and Black Poplin, - MILLINERY— In V*»lonrs, Velvets, Beavers, Felts—a fine selection. MILLINERY SPECIALIST. 'WHERE THE SMART HATS ARE.' H. HOLMES, OAINTER AND pAPERHANGER, (Opposite the Public Library), Albert Street. A New Stock of PAPERS, PAINTS. GLASS, etc., just to hand. ESTIMATES given for all work connected with the trade. MISS FARISH'S MISS FARISH'S T EA "ROOMS, MISS FARISH'S * -"' (Opposite Star Office), MACK AY ST., GREYMOUTH. Weddings and Supper Parties cater ed for. Hot Pies, with Tea, Coffee or Cocob, always obtainable. Note the Address:—Mackay Street, Greymouth, (Opposite Star Office). gULLSVAN'S SAFETY £USH!ON jq The lonfidence oC your Customer h your chief asset. When he says RUBBER HEELS he means mum Do not disappoint him and forfeit his confidence by offering substitutesWholesale ixoia—- & CO., LTD i T Procovable at, all Boot Stows on Coast.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 May 1914, Page 4
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