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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 November 1918, Page 4

kl JM.K i^^V**S*fi*V'**+*f^ "if its JHH Is hard on liis clothes, don't be too severe with him; he may be wearing in ferior goods. Bring him along to us for his next suit. Our clothes are specially built to stand rough wear. STRONG SPORTS' SUITS. J' PLAIN KNICKERS 25/-, 30/-,... 32/5. j NEW CUT CONTINUATION &y/5, j 37/6, 40/-. AVON SUITS. PLAIN KNICKERS 18/6, 21/-, 22/6, 25/PLAIN KNICKERS 4/11, 5/6, 6/6, 8/6 NEW CUT 8/6, 10/6, 12/6. NEW ZEALAND r -hbbt || . j CLOTHING FACTORY Itf j BO in the first as to ap--7j pearance, the appeal on OIH. 611 the sco " s r,J OGd style - Have won for themselves ?«*• aa^ w ™ g t & lities, chey prove tliomT3lV itti a j-jt V? > * * selves trusty {riends. an ENVIABLn posn.cn id Lastly, thev Save Money, oublic esteem. R 8 no clieayer ' ;oots can COME IN AND SEE THEM AT J. vv * CHALKL 5 Qaay, P.O. BOX 45. and Broadway, 'PHONE 140- *^ ( 1 jjJltfflAD This Tyre will serve you better tlicm asay otlaer— It's a wonderful wearing cover—thousands of miles of running showing very little wear on the tough, high grade, thick, red patterned tread. I tyre in the world for quality, construction and results—yet costs you 1 considerably less to buy than any imported cover because the price to 1 you is not loaded by heavy oversea freights /—it's the new ramasE the tyre that has already pleased thousands of Motorists. When \ are you going to avail yourself of its economy and dependability? |H , Your Garage can supply. ( DUNLOP RUBBER CO. All States and N.Z. ;;S ; MARK SPROT AND CO., West Coast Stckists. bj»i PUEUfI N'STIfiEB. PUBLIC NOTICES. MAWHERA MEAT COX, We have special iines in Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb. Veal, and tryOwing to the difficulty in. securing PAPIER, customers are requested to help ua as far as possible by supplying drappers and carry-alls. fl Country customers will please note that no country orders can be executed unless wrapper or bag accompanies order. i&HIRA MEAT (g&& DISPATCH JPOUNDKY £JOY. (Established 1874.) ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, BLACKSMITHS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. WEST COAST AGENTS FORCOGK'S WIRE ROPES, BOILER PRESERVATIVES STEEL SPLIT PULLEYS, BOILER COVERINGS. Circular Sawa and all Sawmilling and Engioeega l Kftsaisitea kept in, stock.