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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 March 1917, Page 4

SB!SSlEgSS^Sfflm!i2»ffl}| IHBIIi CHAMPAGNE -| CREPE DE CHENE \ 3/6 YARD 40 INCHES WIDE With..at doubl this is the big- 1 yftbf bargain wb'vo even' offered 1 our West' Coast clients. | No credit stoip lias the same p iiu:ilit.v Crepe do ClieJio under 8,-tj yard. » Wo iHHiuht a bi« quantity for [ SPOT CASH .Mid SELL TO V(.>U FUII Sl'OT CASH ; hence k i "vS ] It is ;i pure silk Crepe tie Chene & \ (French make) and 40 inches § ciiaiunnirne. 3 ORJDF.U LUIUFDTATELY. EN- I I CLOSE CASH. We pay postage, j I Send goods back if dissatisfied |j 1 nnd have money refunded. w I THE AUCKLAND f LOTHINGI I AND DRAPERY CO, I

■art* a i-rt> "M A i k Al% w i*& ,1,1,. (Hmibinn s Par.ifiin Oi :H ina. to llir •§ 2 6 per pout?d. £ HAN WELL WI« UAM"s , »»*«»*v»U;»YiiVAV.'ts Kill (Ikipo flios, wt.*l kill thorn with K.ttnrmn Vly Tapes; B'l eucli.—Jlamvell Williams, Chemist.

aagne&SKmMt I THIS IS THE HEADOUARTfRS I I FlflPC 1^ A fast that should interest evzry woman who wants ths best that her money can buy. The selection of a modish coat la now uppermost in tho minds of most women, and C. Smith's is splendidly ready to meet all requirements. Well-chosen models in Seal, Musquash, Cheviot Serges, Gabardines, Face Cloths, and Mixed Tweeds, reflecting all the newest styles for the 1917 Autumn-Winter Season, are now displayed in our showroom for the. approval of our many customers. Our .advice is to get in early. Drapers, Clothiers, Boot importers, and House Furnishers, Greymouth and Wellington.