Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Greymouth Evening Star, 1 February 1923, Page 2

«;■ >l, i-fy ■4- ’■ 1'• Special Value in:— Stoneware .We harii recently landed a shipment of WHTTB STONEWARE comprla- W I FUDDING BOWLS Gin. 7in. !/• 1/3 1/6 PIE BISHES Bjin. Sin. Gjln. IORn. 2/3 2/6 2/9 3/3 I Thera lines are great value, and a visit of inspection *ill convince yoa that prices ar® right at Bergb and Co., Ltd. Quay,

The Bargain Sale of All Sales Now On at McGtucf's Now On . ....... A ■ 111 Savings on a large scale. Un1 r i approachable Bargains in fl ry /x every Department. ; P Room must be found iorin- ’ coming shipments. The prices marked clearly indicate our NOTE THBSE BNOKMOUS PBICB- ° a ‘ t Z LU io. biggest sacrifices. Corsets, Britain’s best make (C.B. ww © Rustless); every pairguaran-, teed; low waisted and sports XVAVV#* . shapes ; usual prices 8/11, 12; 6, u/t; w/6. S “ le Mces 5/11 ’ (Westland, Ltd.) 60 Dozen Ladies’ Cream Ribbed Vests, English make; short CASH DEPARTMENT sleeves ; usually 2/11, 3/9, 4/11, ; now 1/H, 2/6 and 3/6 STORES. 6 Doizen Ladies AV lute Cotton Blocmers; usuaHy 3/11, 4/11, now 2/11 and 3/H pair GREYMOUTH, REEFTON 300 Pairs Ladies Black Lisle Thread Hose; usually 2/11 to n^.AND ]IO KITIKA. 4/11. now 1/6 and 2/11 pair. ' 10 Pieces 40 inch Crystalline, in new shades, tomato, white, gold, navy, jade, cerise, saxe, black ; — usually 5/6, now 4/6 yard. 60 Only, Ladies’ Cretonne and I Jazz Dresses ; usually 12/6 amd 17/6, now 8/11 and 12/6 each. 40 Only, Ladies’ Tweed, Worsted, Serge and Flannel Costumes; ; usually 75/- to 120/-, now 19/6, 39/6, 59/6 and 75/- each. 12 Dozen only, Ladies’ Ready-to-wear Straw Hats ; usually 14/6 to 29/6, now 9/11. 14/6 and 19/6. 72 Inch White Twill Sheeting, superior quality; usually 4/9 and 5/6 yard, now 3/11 and 4/11 yard. Largfc siz© coloured Towels; usual- I ly 2/11, 3/6 and 3/11 each, now 2/6, 2/11 and 3/6 each. 64 Inch White Table Damask, superior quality ; usually 6/11 and 7/6, now 5/11 and 6/9.

“ORION "OB* SUMMER IS HARD £ ON THE HOUSEWIFE! To hare to cook and bake In a cloae VS? g Kitchen during oppreaeively hot ff weather, handicapped by an old j&fj, Vjk f 11, g rvaft, that will neither beet properly JffTgsL y /nor draw well, la killing work I ft g Lighten the task of the Houee- 0' I I jil! g wife by installing a modern ORION I g RANGE now I It ia cool, became the I BBgSgggyT j B draught la perfect, clean tn working, j ___ ff and the oven heat, la under exact control. IBlffllwJMjHMjfflllMH S Don’t wait until the holteel daya cornel I I'iji I 9** an Orlon for your Kitchen now, it I. h rjs . I will shorten the time apent in cooking, and IT ft-JOBsh, m CTwllli iiUUI. 111111 1 afford your wife more leisure and joy ia I ft «•» W Aak yoar Ironraongee to ahow yon swc. II y \ H. E. SHACKLOCK. LTD. U TjS- Dunedin. Wellington, and JST ™ Auckland.

| A Good Resolve for 1923. j v Fil Shop at Chalk’s _ J | BUY- J j | WOMEN’S GLACE OXFORDS, (Cuban B 1 Heels) .... -< ... 28/6 g feS 10l I WOMEN’S CHROME DERBY SHOES 1 h (Patent Caps) ... 21/- || | GIRLS’ CHROME DERBY BALS g ra (Stout) ... ... etc 17/6 > I WOMEN’S CHROME 1 BAR I jd SLIPPERS ... ... 13/6 M U ONLY ONE QUALITY KEPT. THE B i 2? BEST AT— j f” J. W. CHALK’S I RECORD BOOT SHOP B f GREYMOUTH AND REEFTON. . . ■