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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 August 1920, Page 3

(£3 Ct W4Sj*« For high-quality GLOVES and HOSIERY,; BEATH’S have justly earned a fine reputation* The lines enumerated here are good value. (Orders by post are executed immediately on receipt. Beath’s pay postage. i Great Value-giving in Ladies’ Gloves Ladies’ White Washable DOESKIN GLOVES, neat fitting and well finished Ladies’ FAWN LLAMA KNITTED GLOVES. Stylish and of reliable quality ... .•: ••; 25/6 pair Ladies’ IMITATION REINDEER GLOVES. In dark Slate and Beaver. A dressy Glove. Recommended for satisfactory service too t~*; >r-j 2/6 pair STOCKINGS—A Superb Selection Ladies’ heavy Black COTTON .HOSE. Fast colour. Wide Suspender Tops; double heel and toe. All sizes • • —' 11 Ladies’ SHOT 1/1 RIB HOSE. In Black-White shot, Black/Sky, Black/Purple. An excellent wearing, dressy hose —Worth 9/6 pair > Price 6/11 Ladies’ COLONIAL KNITTED HOSE, in Black, Grey and Heather .. : .. >- > • 6 / 6 P air Ladies’ NOVELTY CHECK SPUN SILK HOSE. A splendid assortment in Coloured Designs 17/6 pair Ladies’ Celebrated “Balbriggan” SILK HOSE. A* beautiful heavy Black Silk Stocking, full fashioned t 33/- pair Children’s COLONIAL GREY WOOL |-HOSB. Urn equalled for hard [wear. Iu sizes— H 6 7 8 ... 8 10 3/5 3/7 3/9 1 3/11 4/1’ H So Christchurch

» DANGER lurKs at every Greasy Corner I The most cartful driver is absolutely powerless at times tt arrest a side-skid —il the tyr«* tell to grip when the car is checked. Sometimes necessity calls for use of brakes—the wheels lock, but the car skids forward and anything may happen. Again the brakes aro applied—and in a dash the car is side-ways «a— and anything may happen. Many a Motorist’s heart is in hU mouth—when he’s crossing a greasy patch. To minimise these troubles, we strongly recommend our DUNLOP “RAILROAD" - RUBBER NON-SKIDS. These scientifically constructed covers give a really wonderful grip on greasy surfaces—either laterally or driving.. They hold when other patterned covers are skidding, and further—they are the finest wearing tyres for continuous hard "Trouble you can & 0 -fl *<9 . avoid fey S33&S driving on any road. For Service, Safety and Economy, they stand alone! ii I m WM rw aa - .y 'MjP W'/. m M Obtainable ait Lsadlnfi GarafiM. raufit,op russek ca

SALE! S^LE! ' R. HANNAH > arid Co.. Ltd. This is the FIRST SALE wo Lave had since the War started. The markets are now easing a bit; that's why wa oan afford to put one on. * ' WE GUARANTEE OUR SALES TO BE GENUINE. V V 1 ■■ .■s■*4'.; 6 Par cent, (is in £) off Colonial NEW Goods. 10 Per cent, (2a in "£) off Imported Goods. ■ ' r MANY ODD LINES'AT CLEARING PRICES, , SEE DISPLAY! NO BLUFF 1 BALE PRICES SPOT CASH ONLY. K. Hat)t>al> & Co., Ltd. m GREYMOCTH.

mm -.A * LOOK- 1 t y | ' m£rem m 'M. m ’<4i A “FRUITY” SAUCEPrepared from the choicest Eastern Fruits and Spices. A Sauce prepared especially for use in the Dominion. “S.S.” BRAND. paration of this favourite «.•< pure and wholesome. It is prepared by the South For flavouring dishes and lending sh appetising zest to cold meats there is no more palatable Worcestershire Sauce on the market to-day. No animal matter is used in the pre.’imettt, which is guaranteed absolutely c,.s Packing Co, ASK YOUR GROCER FOR—- • “S.S.” Brand Worcestershire Sauce.