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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 September 1917, Page 3

Smart Costumes from Beaths .. DISTANCE is no bar to pleasurable shopping at Beaths. You can reach us easily and quickly by letter, and your orders receive the prompt, efficient attention of a capable staff specially trained to deal with the large and ever-growing volume of letter-order business. And you always have the satisfaction of knowing that if the goods are not just what you expected they may be returned and your money refunded without any delay. /Jr Write for one of these stylish Costumes. They are beautifully made and splendid value. COSTUME in Fawn Gabardine, medium length, coat lined wi*h twill and trimmed with cable stitching, / new pockets, belt and buckle ; skirt // full and fairly short. // Fawn Gabardine, stitched with silk — // 115/- // With extra cable stitching 126/- // Park Grey Worsted Suiting and Gabar- / / dine, stitched with black cable — / / 126/- I ' Fine Black Suiting Serge, stitched with /-•"*ji heavy black silk ... 126/- (_/ Similar styles in Summer-weight Tweeds and Checks in shades of light and dark grey, nigger, brown, sax'e, green—--95/. 110/. 115/. 126/. 147/7i 8$ and 9 Guineas Wo pay Postage and a/low One Shilling Discount in each Complete £ for Cash . . , ■Hi CHAS. OGILVIE..MANAGER. ARGYLE HOUSE - CHRISTCHURCH

GET IN BEFORE THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT Bay a Si DEWAR'S Whisk Wise people are now laying in a supply of Dewar's Whisky. Who knows what will happen when the.lmperial Government seize all the distilleries in England. BOUNDARY ST., [:::: GREYMOUTH

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Ate fully alive to the existing crisis in the Leather and Boot Trades, and realise that every month the war lasts " brings nearer the time when stocks of Imported Leather and Boots will be exhausted. With these things in view they have lately bought heavily, and during the past twelve weeks they have landed in their Greymouth Branch no less than £2146 worth of Boots and Shoes. Never before have they carried such heavy stocks. Their window display gives some idea of the range of goods . stocked, and the beauty of many of the lines is unsurpassed. R. H. AND CO. still mark all goods in plain figvres at city prices, which art THE LOWEST PRICES and Best Values

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