J ffllfej Ma ■ OF I 1 c t \ ■ jflhL’-xy* 1 r T\_ r o ’ ,; *v MHnHHMHBBMMBmDMD MUUUB JBCTIBin-’TO.’TO3SJWy aiW FOREMOST IN THE MINDS OF MOST MEN NOV/—IS WINTER OUTFITTING And whore te> get th© best values in dfethea they MUST hare. Thte is just a reminder that we have everything you want, in splendid quality, at particularly keen pricing*. WINTER WEIGHT SHIRTS in smart stripes, from 10/6 to 16/6. WINTER UNDERWEAR, all wool sad wool and cotton, from 8/6 to 14/5. NEW- NECKWEAR in great variety, axd ovucRCfOATS (**■ Ml auv.. at all price*. FOGARTY & WILLIAMS - G reymoidk o
>' _ / < (’’fiFTr's p.;V "2-£££L) -J > „ ( | THE CALL TO THRIFTY MEN | ! I —“H.B.” SUIT BARGAINS | It is most unusual for “H.B s” io ZirfSg) % S use the wdrd “Bargain ’ at any othei *Sij *s> 5 than Sale Time. . t_ XA $ £ The reduced prices on “ILL. Suits Jj* are so generously low that the tempta- /TA *y> £ tion to give them their rightful due is ffivX’tos J> irresistible. Y X “H. 8. Sports anl Sac Suits for men J? V X are absolute bargains—a concession >#// X you will concede once you see the suits. / A J Here are examples of the excellent le- l/v k A ductions:— /) /Wl 5 Sports Suits were 110/- : < } ' Now 97/6 . \|l < \ —lll—i c t Sac Suits were 110/-, | | 126/-Now 97/6, 105/- | > rfiU/UZEAIJJTFj __ _ , ~ C 1 Wew < > fe e?Js clothing $ > Fstdtorv > S CLOTHING FACTORY] >. tuVW.J | $ ■
| ---■=====-■•"-1 (=] [===] t-ZZi j I CHALK’S HEAVY WEAR BOOTS ( FOR WINTER Men’s Standard Screwed Shooters, nailed, 27/6, 23/6. Alen’s Pegged Shooters, plain, 26/6, 27/6. Youth’s Screwed Double-soled Shooters, 1 to 5, 27/6, 28/6. Women’s Screwed Chrome Bals, Shooter Tongue, 24/6. Women’s Plain Leather Derby Shoes, solid wear, 22/6. ■ All SpeT-jjlly Selected Lines for a rough country. Try Chalk’s Record Boot Shop ! GREYMOUTK AND REEFTON. Telephone 140, P -O, Box 45.
REVISED PRICES HERE ARE SOME 1 t BEADED EDGE COVERS. MUjSTetres R3jlroad Grooved Tubes Railroad Grooved Tube? 710x90 £6 7 6 £5 15 0 21/- 30x3} £6 17 6 £6 6 0 21/6 760x90 6 15 0 6 4 0 21/6 31x4 976 8 16 0 24/6 615 x 105 10 15 0* 9 2 6 26/6 32x31 715 0 7 2 6 22/6 875x105 11 12 6* 917 6 27/6 33x4" 10 2 6 9 5 0 25'3 820 x 120 13 7 6* 11 7 6 32/- 34x4 10 12 6 917 6 26/ 880 x 120 14 2 6* 12 2 6 33/6 35 x4j 13 5 0* 11 5 6 32 6 x 135 16 0 0* 14 15 0* 37/- 37x5 17 0 0» 15 15 0‘ 35/FORD SPECIAL— Grooved, 30 x 3} Cover, £5/5/-’ Tube, 18/STRAIGHT SIDED COVERS. Railroad Grooved Tubes Railroad Grooved Tubes 32x3} £8 5 0 £7 12 6 22/6 34 x4} £l4 2 6* £ll 15 0 32/33 x 4 10 10 0 9 12 6 25/6 35x4} 14 5 0* 11 17 6 32/6 32x4} 13 2 6* .. 31/- 35x5 16 17 6* .. 36/6 33x4} 13 5 0* 10 17 6 31/6 37x5 17 17 6* 16 10 0 38/- . / Limousine. MEW LISTS AVAILABLE FROM ALL REPUTABLE MOTOR HOUSES, or on Application to Dunlop Rubber Company of Australasia Ltd 1 16 Worcester Street, Christchurch—9s Courtenay Place, Wellington — 60 Fort Street, Auckland. ower * n ce k at k T&t ,n \V ra Sm I njl AO« Bl I (DUNLuiot fe Vs\ w v £3 or Service and Reliability /’kF XKmnnMMHUMMj ? |;.-rw-KAU'. '"Jr™*”” SI r 7AI I NEWEST TYPE | dX/ZL The Greymouth Star Executed al —*"*——equipments i * BUBBKK STAMPS A WSOALTY | !
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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 June 1921, Page 4
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