WOOL JERSEYS

Greymouth Evening Star, 29 June 1914, Page 5

WOOL JERSEYS

.EXTRAORDINARY VALUES. J. N. Walker, Boundary Street,'has just'purchased a_ manufacturer's stock of. ladies arid children's all-wool sport < coats and'jerseys. We have about 150 in all/and; we are confident they are the cheapest jerseys ever shown on the Coast;' a*! they are all-wool throughout. They are in all colours, navy, brown, tan] grey, sax©, white, cream, rose and scarlet,-in,short and long shapea, with belt, at .waste, to many. We quote a 'few/, prices, but' these garments must hej'seen to appreciate the value we are flying, as they are all much under the makers' cosi;..< For instance, maid's all-wool three-garment sets—cap, scarf '/■ and.' jersey--ionly 12 / 6 > former P rice -365; girl's double-breasted wool coats m ■,tQ , 26' inch) 8/11 each; girl's jersey formerly 255, now 8s lid and - m lid the set. Then we have a magni. fieerit ?t<>ck of ladies wool sport coats. 17/6 "goods now,7/11; 21/- wool jerseys iwrhiefr' M have been selling right through the> season at 30s and 35s , 4ii<shi now offered at 15s 6d and 17s 6each. . See these goods. Wo will re- ' fund the money fa.my customer or any order by post, if, what we advertise is ; riofc unpiecedented. value, and does not give Miti'-a satisfaction.—J. N. Walker,