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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 February 1920, Page 6

THIS WILL INTEREST YOU Just read this list of a few of the lines taken at random from our extensive stock. FOE, BABIES. —Special Show of Linen.White Gowns, Trimmed Embroidery and Lace, 4/11, 5/6, 6/11. Silk Frocks from 15/11. White Petticoats 2/11. Matinee Coats in white voile, trimmed embroidery, 13/6, 16/11. Silk Coats 15/11 to 21/6. Wool Coats in brown and red, from 21/6. White Wool Coats 2/11 to 10/11. Bonnets, silk, from 4/11; wool and silk, from 3/11 to 8/11. Feeders, large sizes, Is and, 1/3 each. Bibs, from lOd each. Barras from 4/11 to 12/11. FOR CHILDREN. Cotton Frocks from 3/11; large sides, 33 and 36in., from 7/11. Cotton Bloomers, small sizes, 1/6; large sizes, 2/6 and 2/9. FOR LADIES. Camisoles, traced, without 2/6; Magyar shape, 2/11. Crepe Dressing Jackets, traced, in champagne, white, old rose, and helitrope, from 8,11 to 9/11. Nightdresses, Lorigcloth and Nainsook, from 12/11 (special value); outsizes, with and without collars 10/11. Camisoles from 3/11. Long Chemise Singlets, special range, from 3/6. Voile Blouses from 10/11. Gond Silk Blouses, smart cut, from 22/6 to 29/6. Moirette Underskirts, a good variety/ in black and colours, from 8/11 to 30/-. Black Taffeta Silk Underskirts, 63/-. Woollen Sports' Coats, our new range, in cardinal, grey, brown, heather, purple, navy and lawn. FOR MEN AND BOYS. Men's All-wool Wolsey Socks, 5/6, 6/3, 6/9. .den's strong Samson Braces, 2/11. Men's strong dark Working Shirts, 11/6. Men's All-wool Flannel Singlets, 7/9. Men's (small) White Cotton Athletic Singlets, 4/3. Men's Dungaree Trousers, 10/6 and 12/6. Boys' Colonial All-wool Grey and Navy Jerseys, 9/6 to 12/6. Boys' and Youths' Pedal Straw Hats, special prices : 10/6 for 8/6 ; 7/9 for 5/11. Other makes 3/3, 8/9, 10/6. FOR THE HOUSEHOLD. Sea Grass Mats, small sizes, 3/6. Casement Curtains, floral designs, 50in., 3/11 yard. Casement Curtains in brown, old gold, and good shades of red, 50in.', 3/11 yard. Calico unbleached, 31m., i/4; 36 in., 1/6, 1/11 yard. _P'*".y Cloths, embroidered, from 1/11. Sunper Cloths from 2/11. D'Oyleys, hand-made, small sizes, 9d. is, 1/6. Red-bordered Cloths, very strong, 4/6 and 12/6. White Damask Cloths, 36x36 in., 6/6. " Duchesse Sets, trimmed lace, 2/6, 3/6, 4/11. Crash Runners 2/11, 4/11. Linen Pillow Slams, traced, 6/6; cheaper lines 2/11 and 3/6. A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of Dress Materials, Hosiery, Millinery, Costumes, Suits, Hats, Flannelettes, Prints, at— Tymons and THE RELIABLE DRAPERS, GREY tV#j 4m*> aajoj <&• KMt without tbU dflflotowh piqwant fkaoa. It* axqoirftaljr huoioti* tbror Impart* as tdded «•** to Bet and Cold Maata of ovary U»<l Soapa, Saluda, Plain, ato., j whfla with Cbaoaa and "Pomatoa* many consider it a raal fcrael Fory much lower in prioa than tb« b<Mt imported brand*, ITELHUISB'S WORCESTER SADOE te Purity, High QuaHfcy, and RiohnaM of Flavor U tha b«rt raJo# •bt*i»<iW» U> N«r» EaaJand. J Xz/kim

PV&LHi NO i «*}£&. IMPORTANT CONCESSION iu IUTUJINED SOLDIERS. The N.Z. Society of Accountants has passed a resolution exempting, iroin the Accouamants' Preliminary, ait Soldiers who have served Overseas with II.M. Forces, and have been Honourably discharged therefrom. This special privilege, which is/ obviously only open for a reasonable time, offers an exceptional advantage to Returned Soldiers, who have not Matriculated, to qualify for the profession of Accountancy, as it means h clear saving of at least two years' study. Avail yourself, without delay, of this invaluable opportunity to ensure your future by qualifying for a lucrative profession. We have specialised in coaching for the Accountancy Exams, for 22 years, and literally thousands of our students are now holding positions of trust, responsibility and high remuneration, in the Business and Professional world —OUR STUDENTS' SUCCESS 13 ASSURED.

PUBLIC NOTICES. vtflCK AND BLACKWOOD NANCARROW & CO'S BUILDINGS, WERITA, STREET, :: GREYMOUTB AGENTS FOR— Miser Staple Making Machine. Multiplar Hair Belting. Agricultural Implements. Petrol Hollow Wire Lighting. Cooking and Ironing Systems. DEALERS IN— Scrap Metals. New and Second-hand Boilers. Steam, Gas, Kerosene and Petrol Engines. Ro-San Indoor Closets. Firewood, Wire Ropes. Pipes (Steam or Water). CALL OR WRITE. Box 113. ::::::: 'Phone 191. QHRISTCHURCH QOACB gERVICE. OTIRA TO ARTHUR'S PASS AND VICE VERSA.

Don't hesitate —Writ-% without delay, for a FREE COPY of our ACCOUNTANCY GUIDE. <* CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX 516, ::::: AUCKLAND. (The School which lias successfully prepared over 25,000 Students.) J£UMARA JUNCTION JJOTE (OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION.) Visitors to Kumara, and traveller en the Grey-Hokitika trains, will fm< the above hotel under entirely nei management. The LIQUORS supplied aTe the bes that money can buy. One visit wil prove this. A. hearty welcome extended to all. The DINING ROOM, etc., is wide the sole charge of Mrs. McLean. WM. McLEAN, Proprietor. PLECTRICAL ENGINEERING.Prepare for the Future. TH NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CORRES PONDENCE SCHOOL can train youii ©Very branch of Electrical Engineering. Full particulars free, without obligat ing yourself. Make use "'of your spar< time. Write us. —Barlow Buildings, Christchurch. pOISON FLY PAPERS—One penny ■ each ,or ten for nine pence. Kills hundreds of flies. Get them, at Parkinson's. The sa'e of the'season starts oii Thursday next at 0. Smith Ltd. Bargains will be the order of the day. This is no dummy sale, but bargains in eTery department. Call in and sea ftr yourself. Terms are cash, and no Approbation during the sale. pp<id to all par's of New Zealand except on house l unushinga.—tdvt.

CASSIDY AND CO., LTD The above line of Coaches run between Otira and Arthur's Pass EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. The whole of the Plant is up-to-date, and every endeavour is made to ensure the comfort of passengers. Only reliable and experienced; drivers are employed. G. W. MOSS AND CO., V>cal Agents. "THE REX VISIBLE/ TYPEWRITERS TYPEWRITERS We are Agents for the celebrated — REX VISIBLE TYPEWRITER. Let us' give you a demonstration of what the Machine is capable of doing. . TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES'. We keep a full stock of — Type Paper and Carbon. Ribbons for all Standard Ma-Mnes. Typewriter Oil. Tvoe-cleaning Brushes. Erasers. Pads and Key§. QREYMOUTH J7JVENING gTAR C 0 MACK AY ST.. ::: GREYMOUTH: AND QRINDERY gHOP. For the" convenience of the general -üblic we haW COMMENCED BUSINESS as above in Gieseking's Buildings (next to W. Fletcher, Hairdresser). All kinds of LEATHER, RIVETS, INKS, POLISHES, KNIVES, LASTS, Etc., stocked. Also ACCESSORIES for the trade, and those wishing to repair their boots and shoes. €idr ternis arecash; no booking. J, MURPHY AND CO., ';:< -.- '• Proprietor!.>-