BUSINESS NOTICES.

Greymouth Evening Star, 20 July 1918, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES.

A. Milner, jeweller, calls the attention of the public to his window in Upper Mawhera Quay. A welcome home to returned soldiers and a presentation to Lieutenant Frickleton will be given in Young's Hall, Totara Flat, on Thursday, July 25th. It will repay the thrifty person to visit MeGruer's great sale, which is now in full swing. Read their advertisement which gives a few prices. Whitcombe and Tombs, Ltd., publish this week a. list of books that will be of interest to the students of electricity and kindred sciences. There are also a number of practical handbooks and handy books of reference.

Much sickness is caused through people —especially the weak and the aged—leaving warm sitting rooms and retiring to cold damp bedrooms. This may be avoided at a small cost .by using a gas fire, either in existing grates or of the portable kind. Inspect the stocks at the Gas Show Rooms. A children's fancy dress ball will be held in the Citizens' Band hall on Friday, July 26th. Children desirous of learning the movements of the grand march are requested to be at the band hall on Monday evening, at 7 p.m. Watch papers for further particulars, and don't forget that prizes will be awarded to the best dressed boy and girl. The cold weather still continues and th 0 demand for Parkinson's winter specialties is keeping strong. A fresh of suitable lines for cold wintry weather has just come to hand including hot water bottles Malt Extract, Cod Liver Oil, Camphor Ice, Glycerine, hand and face creams etc. Lim e Syrup is having.,a great run now. This favourite couch remedy has raught en properly this winter. You should always keep a bottle in the house as an insurance against coughs, colds, sore throats, or bronchia 1 , affections of any kind. Four sizes—ls, Is 6d, 2s, 2s 6d.