HOSIERY RELIABLE MAKES AND NEW STYLES Six Special Lines Sent Postage Paid t?esy- ®»te sn» • .-«nr. ■■•ress’, •»«?< • "j® — ■ * Anywhere! '• ' ; ■ *■••• • \ , . ' « The eix lines noted here have been selected &s being particularly good value.* They serve to justify out reputation of being “ Famous for Our well-assorted stock'■has. just, hW* 1 supplemented with many novelties for steason. i»U-’rt Mi * “s. 8/ii ~ .'V' Plain Silk Hone, extra strong qualFaney Rib Silk-Fini.h How. Extra ity. Card of mending, attached quality and excelligt to each pair. _ Ihg Fawn, Putty, Champagne, Mastic, Shoe Grey IQ /g pair ’ (grey, Nigger, Black fEyT-J' ■w- ■ %«” ' J hite aT " Heavy Ribbed Silk Hose, with pure wool tops and feet. Black, Cashmere feet / Palr //A* i; M F Graham. Wilson & Smellie If Tsfifflus^FOß moi CHRISTCHUMH
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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 September 1924, Page 2
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