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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 June 1922, Page 3

.WINTER-WEIGHT ' BLOUSINGS Z I'A t Lower-priced /Uj at Beath’s Your order will be dealt with flo at once. Send to-day. I u Cotelene de Luxe. Soft and i ■ ' / •warm, with a permanent silky lustre. Cream, for crisp days. Cream henna, white, purple, ground, with fine and tussore, grey, sky, navy, heavy stripes; 30in. wide brown, rose, saxe, and 6/11 yard black. 40 inches wide — Delaines. French and Bri6/6 yard tish printed. In a large I r,ll l Ewliama. For Frock, Blouse range of patterns, and in • 111 I. or Gown. Smart over- all colour effects; 27-28 in '•J II checks, and assorted wide .. 5/6 6/6 yard stripes. 30in wide 3/6 Dark Fancy Biousings. For ’ll yard; 39-40 in wide 4/11 house wear. In stripes /[A Kremlaine. For Blouses and overchecks. Many 1W and Slumber Suits. Does buy it for children’s /7 not shrink. It is all- warm frocks; 27in wide, wool, and the very thing 1/6J 1/11 2/3 yard White Flannelette. Twill and plain. Splendid quality for hard wear. 27 inches 1/2 yard U-J' 36 inches 1/9 1/11 2/3 2/6 2/9 yd. & Striped Flannelette. From the H world ’•» best makers. 33-36 inches if I s wide .. 1/9 1/11 2/3 2/6 yd. f * Cream Wincey, one of the most sue- H /OTiTIXI cessful blouse materials made, whilst it is also in growing de- 1 mand for. nightwear. White A ground and toney stripes. 38in % wide2/11 yard I W \\U7M Saxon Flannel. All-Wool. For gowns, | VI jackets and frocks. Showing in I | Saxe, Rose, Cardinal, Pink, and II I \ X Sky. 29in wide .. .. 6/6 yard O ArtCCZX All-Wool ‘’Doctor” Shirting. Guar- V « anteed unshrinkable. This fabric , ft I L_yX is much sought after for shirts // I “f®/ i and pyjamas. 30in wide— / I XvA f 4/11 5/11 yard \ r \ ' J Ripple Cloth. With a wool-like touch. fl Beautiful and soft for children’s and ladies ’ dressing gowns and | jackets. In Cream, Pink, Sky, / [ Saxe, Rose, Grey, Cardinal and SSf* 5 Purple. 56in wide .. 6/11 yard BEATH’S, Christchurch Cash Discount of 1/- in every complete £l. Should you desire to open a charge account, please submit satisfactory references. Otherwise, new customers will please send cash with order. We pay postage.

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CUT THIS OUT AND POST IT TO— s Ro Hannah & C<m BOX 48, i::: GREYMOUTH. Please post to me your newly Revised Price List of Boots and Shoes (Illustrated) fur May, 1922, sh-wing how I may save money by making niy Footwear i'urchases at yuur establishment. Name: (Mr. Mrs., Mi-s) Address We are the only firm on the West Coast that supplies Boots and Shoes from its own factory—and so at the cheapest cost Gum Boots (Canadian): Knee Gums, 7to 10. -3/6 > 0 ‘ Ladies’ Gums, 3 to 7, 16/6; Men’s, 25/-, 30/-, 45/--Goloshes, 7to 10, 4/11; 11 to 2, 6/6 ; Ladies 5/11, //11. Men’s Hip Gums, 40/-, 57/6 ; Leather Sole, 55/-. , Corded Velvet (Carpet) Slippers; Ladies, 8/6; Mens, a/11. Children’s Felt Slippers, 11 to 1, 4/11, 5/6.

Wear CHALK’S C. Brand Boots and walk easily along Life’s Highway WE QUOTE: WOMEN’S PATENT BOSTOCK OXFORDS, 48/6 WOMEN’S GLACE OXFORD SHOES, 25/MEN’S CHROME DERBY BALS 27/6 MEN’S S.O. SHOOTERS, AZYOUTHS’ DERBY BALS, H- and T. Plates, 25/GOOD BUYING, MEANS GOOD VALUES Head for CHALK’S RECORD BOOT SHOP GREYMOUTH AND REEFTON.

The ‘Young Idea’ knows . what is good. Made in New Zealand from the . purest ingredients, and priced keenly because there’s no iipport -, duty to pay and apart from this jra ■ they are unequalled. Ask specially for LONDON MANUFACTURING CO’S PICKLES AND SAUCES—. \)mC including their particularly pi- Al . t quant Tomato and Worcestershire. , 7 T*. These put taste into an otherwise 1/ . ordinary dish and make cold meat fr,.? a “different thing-’.’ Ask your grocer for them. '-7 London Manufacturing Co. GREYMOUTH.