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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 June 1923, Page 8

Warming Winter . Beverage: Cocoa made with HIGHLANDER MILK is 100 S. Better in Flavour! H, AINES-50 , ! -|b,,|„|| l || inn.. ■mi JIWML—- . - - - - ■ Better than ever—the new season’s “IZ” [ ' • " wIK ■ ■ 1 - JAM From the Orchards of Sunny Nelson In Glass Jars and I’s and 2’s Tins. Get the No. 2 Tins for Greatest Value ! |1 .. .. — . ... ■ HAINES-BO

Cups of Pleasure A delicious brew is ALWAYS made with “Amber Tips” which is all FINE tea, skilfully blended to give the utmost in flavour and economy. There’s no waste; each spoonful being sufficient for half a pint of fragrant tea. Insist on • ; ; Ameer <1 ips i The term “Fine Tea” is used by tea ' experts to describe, only the belter 8 *(0 .tS grades. They cost a little mere a <<<Li A w Ls. per pound, but much less per cup. .x-.viv? j-*-*** - < -■ , - _U. . -U . • ... .’A/.. B' ftdl Aw ■ WHHii iW’ A W .t — MJL jM pLTW K HI F ■These Overcoats Bring a “Warm Glow” of Satisfaction . You’ll feel well-dressed ini a Crown Further, to remove the last vestige Overcoat—so smart, so detidely corredt of doubt, you may have regarding in style, so carefully maduv that shape the sterling qualities of Crown Overkeeping is assured for tw or three coats —your money will be refunded seasons. Then you’ll like th® low prices if you fail to get complete satisfaction, due entirely to our diredt methods of trad- Come to-day—try on one or two coats ing—diredt from warehouse to wearer. before our full length mirrors! Crow Clothing M’fg. Co. (N.Z.) Ltd. | C h^? s Vch h u°Sch. I r- T /’»->/• - —• j- >» ■’ Branches at— j Famous for Fifteen Years for Fair Dealing Wellington, Palmerston North, i , ■ : Greymouth, Westport, Timaru, : MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH. ' j .?.^. r “:. 26 I

SWIFT-FOOTED TIME “On our quickest decrees the inaudible and noiseless foot of Time steals ’ere we can effect them.” So said the Immortal Bard of Avon. But there were no alarm clocks in those days to waken folk before dawn—time really slipped by on noiseless feet. To-day, • however, we make time do our bidding in this respect—that she sets something in motion to call us in time for the day’s toil. Many types of clocks, from the simplest and sauciest little alarm clock to the sedate old Grandfather, are obtainable in a great variety of 1 y types and values at this establishment. - J. TENNENT, Jeweller. . 45 MAWHERA QUAY, : : : GREYMOUTH.