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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 February 1917, Page 4

THE VERY LATEST, A fine roomy “Baby , , Carriage,” fitted with sensitive “Cradle Springs, ” ■ Plunkett Hood, and all refinements. 'J'he Essence of Com- v fort.—Latest shades in Motor Grey, French Grey, Champagne, Green,' etc. rVill and inspect—2o to select rrbm. F. C. WADE & CO., GREYMOUTH. X REMINGTON’S * HOTEL Tina most conveniently situated hotel is under entirely NEW MANAGEMENT. A home for commercial travellers and tourists. Three minute* from train or steamer. Two first-clssa Billiard First-class Chef. Liquoeb—None but the finest stocked BOTTLE STORE. A single bottle at wholesale price. The Commercial and Tourist Hones d ths West Coast. W. MSALS, Proprietor. X ' X R. E. BELLAMY UNDILRIA'CE-R, Chapel Street, GREYMOUTH Funerals conducted in Town and Country. Cemetery work done in all parte of the West Coast Granite and Marble Headstones of any design erected.

first Autuhw Sf?ow of CHOICE MILLINERY At &Peters’ THURSDAY, jpcb. 22qd, as?d following days. T)?c Daintiest of Sljylcs ai>tl Trimmings io N w Bottle (£recf>s, also Wipe col" ors. frawn*, N g§er liiovvos, Saxe, a 17(1 blacks ii? beautiful Pa 17 Velvets, Velours, & Felts, f. T AfyTiispectiei? is cordially invited at AIT KEN & PETERS’ Up-to-date Showrooms. © % CLEARANCE Of Rcnjpapts apd Sale Left-overs. > Our Summer, Sjile, as everyone knows, was a -huge-suocess—so much go Unit we- were left with a large- .amount of odds and ends and remnants, and these we are inow anxious to move out. i • ■ • , -■ \ 1 i We are not studying the cost of the goods. We are not looking for any profits—we just 1 want to "et quit of- them, and they are offered at the. proverbial “old song.” <k< It will be to your advantage, to. your gain, to calf at C. Smith’s ■just now. THE BARGAINS ARE STUPENDOUS. C. SMITH, Ltd., Drapers, CloUjicrs, Boot In?po f lcrs, ai?d House Eurpisljcrs, ercynjouil? '■ ; ■ ■ v; - j-