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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 November 1918, Page 8

SALE R. ,P. McKay’s J 52,800 Westport Stock, bought at a Low Pries for Cash by MeGruer & Co This Large Stock, together with our own Large Stocks, will be Offered at Astounding Low Prices Sale commences Thursday, Oct 31st prand Continues for a FEW DAYS ONLY ! Wonderful Buying Advantages lor Every Man, Woman & Child. Big Savings on Wearing Apparel & Household Goods t The New Season’s Goods. Everything in every department is substantially marked down. It is our policy to give all we can for what money we get. Cash Trading enables us to sell at a small margin of profit. THERE ARE UNLIMITED BARGAINS, most of them marked below to-day s wholesale prices. .be thriny and wise. Take advantage of this GREAT MONEY-SAVING FAIR. Read about these BIG BARGAINS and come and see the BIG DISPLAY in our BIG STORE. j

3 only Ladies’ Summer. Costumes, ota shapes. Usually 28, 6. inow b/il. 2 only White Pique Costumes, wide skirts. Usually 45/. Now 8/11. 1 each only, Navy, Saxe and Tussore Mercei\sed Whipcord Costumes. Usually 49/6. Now 25/. 4 only, White and Tussore Cotton Gabad;ne Costumes. Usually 49/6. Now 5 only, White Pique and Gabadine and Tussore Gabadine Costumes, beltpd swing pockets. Usually 47/5. Now 29/5. 9 only, Ladies’ Striped Zephyr Dresses. Usually 12/6. Now 5/11. 2 each only, Ladies’ Navy and Grey Silk Poplin Dresses. Usually 100/. Now 39/6. 1 each, Ladies’ White and Coloured Voile Dres'es. Usually 63/. Now 37/6. 8 only, Ladies’ Voile and Zephyr Dresses. Usually up to 25/ each. Now 9/11. 1 each only, Cream Serge Skirts. Clearing prices 7/5 and 10/6.5 only, White Pique Skirts. Now 3/11 each. 17 only, White Drill, Poplin, and Pique Skirts. Usually up to 14/6 each. Now 4/11 each. 24 onlv, White Muslin and Dark Flannelette Blouses. Usually 5/11. Now 3/11. 36 only. Ladies' Striped Delaine Blouses. Usually 7/11. Now 5/11. 23 only, White and .Coloured Voile Blouses; Usually 9/11. Now 7/11. Children’s Washing Overalls, sizes 18 to 24. Sale Prices 2/5, 2/11 and 3/11 each. 12 dozen Children’s Washing Print Drosses, sizes 13 to 24. Usually o/11. 1 Now 2/11. 27 to 33;n. Usually 4/11. Now 3/11. 10 dozen Ladies’ Dark Print Overalls, sale price 3/6. 3 only, Ladies’ Dark Print Bib Aprons. Usually 4/6. Now 3/11. 3 dozen Ladies’ Black Sateen Aprons. Usually 4/11. Now 4/6. Silk Embroidered Bridal Veils. Usually 14/6 to 27/6. Now 911 to 21/. A reduction of ?/ -n the £ off all ladies. Raincoats and New Season’s Costumes. MERCERY DEPARTMENT. 25 dozen, Men’s Fine Natural Summer Vests and Pants, usually 2/3. Now 1/8 40 dozen Men’s Natural Merino Vests and Pants, usually 2/11. Now 1/11 12 dozen only Men’s Fleecy Lined Vests and Pants, usually 3/11. Now 2/11 14 dozen Men’s Fine Cashmere Vests and Pants, usually 5/11. Now 4/11 Men’s All-Wool Ribbed Pants, usually 7/6. Now 6/6 Men’s Fine Plain Lamb’s Wool Pants, usually 9/6. Now 8/6 Men’s All-Wool Flannel Unders, usually 7/6. Now 5/11 20 dozen Men’s Black Cotton Socks, usually 1/6. Now 1/ pair 18 dozen Men’s Cotton and Wool Cashmere Socks, usually 1/9 pair. Now 2 pairs for 2/11 Men’s All-Wool Plain and Ribbed Socks, usually 2/3 and 2/9 pair. Now 2 pairs for 3/11, and 2 pairs for 4/9. Boys’ White Handkerchiefs. Now 6 for 1/3 Men’s White Irish Lawn Handkerchiefs, usually lOd each. Now 3 for 1/11 Men’s Red and Navy Spot Handkerchiefs, usually 8d each. Now 3 for 1/6 Men’s Silk Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, usually 2/6. Now 1/11 Men’s Strong Samson Braces, usually 2/ and 3/6 pair. Now 1/6 and 2/11 pair 3 dozen only President Braces. Sale price yair Men’s Licrht-weight Braces;, slightly damaged. Clearing price 1/6 pair Men’s Wide-end Ties, usual price 2/5. Now 1/11 12 dozen Men’s White and Tussore 'Coloured Stroe Neelige Shirts. Bartrain nrce 1 5/6 each Superior OnaMty, nsnal’y R/6. Now 7/5 6 dn-fin Men’s Dark Strine Homespun Sbi-ts. ns«n.l]v R/5. now 6/11 2 on 1 v M orl ’s LiVht Colour Harvard uonallv fi/11, now M 6 Boy®’ ■n'lnnne'ette Shirts, now 2/11 and 3/6 paoh Pove’ P-'-v TT-?on Shirts, sale prices 3/11 4- r\ K P'V’ ,r ’ Tennis Shirts, rrually 4/11. SneoGl Bsrprniuß in povs’ .Tersavs.

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BEE-KEEPING handsomely The returns for 1916-1917 showed a clear net price of a fraction over Bd per lb. for Honey! After the war 6£d per lb. as a minimum, has been guaranteed for three years. From this it will be seen that it pays, as never before, to keep Bees! Now is the time to buy your supplies. The “Alliance” Hives, Frames and Equipment are recognised by the principal Apiarists as the finest on the market, and prices the most reasonable. ALLIANCE SUPPLIES CAN BE PROCURED FROM i THE AUTHORISED AGENTS. GREYMOUTH.

More economical than cough mixtures Or syrup is Nazol. Eighteenpence buys Sixty doses —more than three a penny, fc cold is Naaol-proof.—Advt.