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Greymouth Evening Star, 16 June 1922, Page 4

•C o I' Warmer Shifts T I r|Rw $# | .for Winter I ' G SNCOMPABASLE VALUES AT if H 7-OOAETY AND WILLIAMS. /I!HwBI'IzOCWM /FlO 3 His wl r / -L\T uncomfortable, chilly feeling jN§ O || “■ :an be avoided by wearing a jOL jHffl HH■J u.k .kex ?hirt. We have a full range of ’•M p smut, yet cosy, Winter Shirts —all of », f fM reputable quality and value. | ALL WOOL NEGLIGE SHIRTS, IBwSC / I CEYLGN WOOL SHIRTS AND M UNION SHIRTS, I Orlill I All ptxced very reasonably, from /f gfflyi ij h | 8/6, 9/6, 11/6. . | | M | g • Call and make a selection before * zy/f | l/l g midwinter. Zywi Sb | ,03 | fil a \ K vklls B o WE PAY roSTAGE - ;l FOGARTY & WILLIAMS I MEN’S WEAR SPECIALISTS, GREYMOUTH.

«H. B.” Af 8 W«m | t Shirts di’® Smart f f Viy c? l isF % r I'dhibUi $ | Winter jMßfifet Rlie I | 1922 Valoe I > • i < <T All Wool Union Shirts, with Collars : 9/6 > { Flannelette Band Shirts : 7/11 g | Union Band Shirts : : B'6 | Wool Band Shirts : : 18/6 f NEW ZEALAND I CIOTHING FACTORY j < a

WATCH FOR—AHfcen & Peters? GREAT WINTER SALE COMMENCING THURSDAY JUNE Stii. SMASHING PRICES IN EVERY rEPAT.TKENT n

1 0 I?ing @ f i e WHOSE LOVELINESS TEMPTS ONE TO LAVISH CHOOSING. TN ia«y nios^es of this ex< i iuslto ' riS"'' I lingerie is caught the’•daintiness, ® •' ' ||| the note of luxury, every woman deJ|||L t|F lights to’have in her more intimate |||p f W apparel. Indeed, so irresistibly lovely is each / garment that it is surprising to note I upon inspection, how really practical I? walu each one iis - For each dahlty wear ’ - J n * able has the quality and the careful ■BKr’ making that means service, and is amazingly low in pricing. Fe. 65 SMITH Lid. f y ) GBSYMOUTII. rv’ ? ‘ . '■ ■>. ■ . •