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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 February 1923, Page 6

Aulsebrook’s Latest! Chocolate Carnival Biscuits A FRUIT Your BISCUIT. Grocer Centre coated Can with Delicious Supply I Chocolate. You.

££3 jWx foiato f r iStenTTy B Jg| £ J I of. NS 11 A HAT like this can, of course, I 'i y 1 I mean but one thing. I jJTxX 3 i| Not alone smartness of shape, ap- | |B~ ~/I j I pearance of style, distinction of worth. B H lj That makes any good hat. B ;i But the quality of Defiance manufac- ■ H ture ; the masterly skill of expert i g I H hatters; the importation of latest W H machinery; the use of hoods which O Made in h are the pride of England's leading BB 7 New Zealand. ' 3M manufacturers. Eh a y $ That is a worth that goes far deeper; that makes the ■■ X Roaa &. k I I " Defiance " Hat peerless among hats —the very Aristo- BB L Product, A | crat of Hats. Big ’k zf 1 * I y Defiance Hats at all leading shops. Made in best raH AX'- ... I | English Velour (in all colours) Fur and Wool Felts. Jwi7”' |B M|SS|iW. B' J 1 .1 I ill j.......;.....;;..........!...............! -

Wonderful Values in Quality SHEETING 54 inch Heavy Twill Sheeting 2/1J per yard. 80 inch Heavy Twill Sheeting 4/6 pet yard. Patterns supplied on request. Your money back if you’re not satisfied. Take advantage of this economical order—write to Barfetts’ for patterns to-day. This imposes no obligation on you. ' Barfetts’ COMPLETE HOUSE lUR N 1 SHERS, 127 MANCHESTER ST., CORNER OF TUAM STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.