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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 February 1917, Page 4

THE VERY LATEST, A fine roomy “Baby Carriage,'’ fitted with, Springs, ” Plunkett Hood, and all refinements. Mi m si The Essence ol Comfort. —Latest shades in Motor Grey, French Grey, Champagne, Green, etc, rail and inspect —20 to select vrom. F. C. WADE & CO., GREYMOUTH. X REVINGTON’S * HOTEL. This most conveniently situated hotel is tinder entirely ' NEW MANAGEMENT. A home for commercial travellers and tourists. Three minut** from train or steamer. Two first-class Billiard '* Aldas. First-clasß Chef. Lujuoeb—-None but the finest stocked BOTTLE STORE. I A single bottle at wholesale price. The Commercial and Tcmrist House of the West Coast. W MEALE, ......... Proprietor. X X R. E. BELLAMY UNDfLRTAIQLR, Chapel .Street, GREYMOUTH Funerals conducted in Town and Country. Cemetery work done in all parte of the West Coast Granite end Marble Headstones of any design erected.

first Antunjij Sl|ow of ..I CHOICE MILLINERY At Aitlsei) & Peters’ THURSDAY, fcb. 2 21; d, as>d f(sll©wis7£ days. Tl?e Daintiest of Styles and Trimmings in tl?e N \v Bottle Greens, also Wine colors, {fawns, N'gger Browns, Saxe, and blacks in beautiful Pan Velvets, Velours, & Felts. Ad IpspcctioD is cordially ipvited at AIIKEN & PETERS’ Up-to-date Sbowrooips. HWWBBWREKBBBWUmWMWMgaBtWWOttifIM^iaMBMHMaiiaiIMMWMMUBBaSBBBB I * CLEARANCE > Of apd Sale Left-overs, Our Summer Sale, as everyone k nows, was a, huge success—so much go that we were- left with a large amount of odds and ends and remnants,'and these we are/ now anxious to iuove out. We are not studying the cost of the goods. We are not looking for any profits—we just want to get quit of them, and they' are offered at the proverbial “old song.” It will be to,!>your advantage, to your gain, to call at C. Smith’s just now. ’ , THE BARGAINS ARE STUPENDOUS. C. SMITH. Ltd., Drapers, CJottyicrs, Boot linypo'iers, apd House Grcynjoutb/ .