Autumn & Winter Fashions Rt McKBY’S, LADIES’ HATS, LADIES’ COSIUMES, LADIES’ JACKETS, LADIES’ FEES, &c. Brought out from London by their buyer, Mr John Foden. Choosing your Autumn lint will be an easy task this season, for here you will find the biggest selection in Greymouth. You’lltind Mats in every shape and shade, .Blacks predominate in smart designs, Paris Shapes 15s, 18s Gd, 22s 6(1, 27s Cd London Shapes 12s Gd, IGs -Gd, 19s 6d, 22s Gd Semi-trimmed 6s 6d, 8s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s Gd Untrimmed 4s 6d, 6s 6(1, 9s 6d tfi black and colours Costumes iu Navvs and Gabardine Cloth 37s fid, 455, 60s to £8 Ladies’ Jackets 30s, »jbs, 40s, 455, 60s The New Style Fur Ties 9s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 17s Gd QUALITY IS NOT SACRIFICED FOR PRICES AT McKAY 3 S. REAL VALUE IS ALWAYS THE DOMINANT FEATURE, Wm. McKay & Son LEADING DRAPERS, HRKYMOUTH, HiSKITIKA AND NEL6OH.
C (g^Bftteggsj Gcpls 1 Flair/ ai?d Nailed SHOOTERS f 16/6,17/6,18/6,22/6 i!SSsi s L Special Value ii? Sept*’ 1 p a | r special Price TAM i LADIES’ BOOT ■r^ 4|T (Glr.ee and Tldx (alt.) i 2216, 24/6, 27/6 PATENT BOOTS (WHiTK TOPS) ;! 35/- for 26/6 NEW ZEALAN 67I 0 CLOTHING 1 FACTORY] New Zealand Clothing Factory
LONG WEAR 1 EVERY PAIR TOOTHS’ BOOTS At Profit-Stasis?* Prices My profit-sharing scheme has caught on—thorcs’ been a perceptible increase in trade since my last announcement, and these youths’ hoots are another contribution to the public good on the profit-sharing basis. [YOUTHS’ SPLIT CALF BOOTS, sizes 1 to 3, 14 6; sizes 4 and 5, 15/6 pair. YOUTHS' HEAVY CHRO.ME DF,RBY BOOTS, heel and too plates, 16/6 pair. YOUTHS’ LIGHT CHROME DERBY BOOTS, sizes I and d, 15/6; sizes 3 to 5, lob pair. All three possess those qualities which give long and salis<factory wear. J. W. CHALK I.’I«iTWEAH SPECIALIST, MAWHERA OO AY, GREYMOCTH
J)ISPATCH Jf'OONDRY /JOY. LTD[Established 1874.] ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, . BLACKSMITHS, IRON AN D BRASS FOUNDERS. .WEST COAST AGENTS FOR—COOK’S WIRE ROUES. BOILER V RESERVATIVES. STEEL SPLIT PULLEYS, BOILER COVERINGS. Circular Saws and all Sawmilling and Engineers’ Requisites kept in stock. ■s. •
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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 March 1917, Page 4
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