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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 April 1920, Page 2

i_t. Wm\ NOW USE THE Wtsi A wonderful little book of 200 pages, obtainable from the D.I.C. A.new edition, more complete than ever, just to hand, containing- over 200 paffss of tried and proved recipes, contributed by her Excellency Lady Liverpool, and many ladies resident throughout the Dominion. Lady Plunket also has a contribution. . . . Provides information concerning Fireles's Cookery and First Aid to the Sick and Injured. Dr. Truby King- gives valuable advice to mothers. The ST. ANDREW'S COOKERY BOOK ranks amongst the most useful of all such books. In this new edition is printed a letter of appreciation from her Majesty Queen Mary.So popular has this book become that, since its introduction, no fewer than 41,000 copies have been put into circulation in New Zealand, and orders have been received from almost every part of the world. PRICE Postage 2ld extra Cut out this advertisement, f.ll in the Coupon, and post to-day to the Manager, D.I.C. Manager, D.I.C, CHEISTCHUECII. Dear Sir,—Please post by return the "St. Andrew's Oaokery Book, " as advertised in the for which I enclose the sum of 1/2s. ;•: Name Address « The Great Mail Order Hous

PUSLIO MGFIOE3. GREY—COBDEN MOTOR SERVICE. T) HOWARTH desires to notuy tne ■"- , * public of Ureymonth aim Cobden, that he is STARTING a MOTOR SERVICE between (Jreymowch (Bank N.Z. Corner) and Cobden (Clifford St.), us from MONDAY NEXT. Following timetable will be observed daily. Leave Grey 8.30 a.m, 12.5, 2.0, "4.15 5.5, and 5.30 p.m. ; leave Cobden 8:45' a.m.. 12.45, 2.15, 4.30, 5.20 an<i 5.45 p.m. - Fares: 6d. The 2.15 bus from Cobden will run as far as KARORO each day if sufficient inducement- offers. SPECIAL TRIFS: Leave Cobden Wednesday 7.30 p.m., returning after Pictures ; Saturday 7.0 and 7.30 p.m., returning 7.15, 9.0 and 10.20. Double fares after Pictures Concession Tickets: 6 trips 2/6. GROCERY ECONOMY QAVING ON GROCERIES *"~ means a very appreciable saving indeed, as every housewife knows. That's why we write *ou. if you want GROCERIES. ECONOMY—to buy your supplies here. HIGH QUALTTY—LOW PRICES are inducements surely. We hold wide assortments and our stocks are alvays fresh and up-to-date. Let us ha-v- your next order. You will b» surprised at the money save*'. KEATING BROS. CASH 'ROCERS >ND CONFECTIONERS, MACKAY-ST ::. GREYMOUTH.

'TEW SEASON'S MILLINERY. '< THE MISSES WHITE LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTERS. DESIRE to notify the Ladies of the West Const that their NEW SEASON'S MILLINERY has arrived. The new Styles are distinctive and smart. We invite inspection. A wide range of—7iADIES' SPORTS COATS. - CHILDREN'S, BUCKET HATS, at— MISSES WHITE LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTERS, TATNTm ••• GREYMOTTTH " BATY'S GARAGE TARAPUIII & GUINNESS STREETS. We desire to inform the Motoring Public that Ave hold ample stocks of the Celebrated BOOMERANG TYRES AND TUBES. . We specialise in MOTOR REPAIRS, - both Mechanical and Electrical. Our- stock of. Motor Parts, Accessories, Oilsj- etc., is large and well assorted. FORD owners please note : We stockgenuine FORD PARTS. It will pay von to buy these parts from us. _ EOFLES' JjJEAT gUPPLY, CORNER :i OF BOUNDARY AND MACKAY STS., GREYMOUTH. , PRTJIE~BEEF, , PR§IE.PORK. ' ■ —Asd a Special Line of — • 33 PRIME LAMBS ' : . They Zkt@ tinweaned and still retaini^thei delicious flavour of the ea&ly season table delicacy. " Unwe'ahed, lambs are worth 2d a pousd more than grass-fed lamb?. Prices as usual. : '" " -' T Fk>rkiETOB.V '■ '-