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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 March 1925, Page 7

' ■ I Bargains in Boys’ Jerseys * -i' ’ j '/■ ■ ‘'A-‘ ri-.-'v '■ jA" ’y i * 40 Dozen Boys’ Jerseys Grey and Navy Bought at a Price Size 20—Old Price 6/9, To-day’s Price ,4/11. „ 22—01 d Price 7/6, To-day’s Price .5/6. „ 24 —Old Price 8/6, To-day’s Price 6/-. „ 26—01 d Price 9/-, To-day’s Price 6/6. „ 28—Old Price 9/6, To-day’s Price 6/11. „ 30—Old Price 10/6 To-day’s Price 7/6. ~, 32—01 d Price 11/6 To-day’s Price 8/6. MANSON & CO. THE QUALITY DRAPERS ;i IS ■

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n .PUBLIC NOTICES. STUDLEY AND ROBSON MACKAY AND TAINUI STREETS -’Phone 201 m . ’Phone 201 d PRICE LIST: ■CABBAGES, 3d and 4d each; Parsnips, 3 bunches for 6d ; Carrots, 3 bitnches for 6d; MARROW, Id lb.; Cauliflower, 1/- each; Beans, 4d lb.; Pickling Onions, 3/6 qtr., 2d lb. ; Cucumber, 1/- and 2/- doz. ; CHOICE WHITE SKIN POTATOES, 3/- qtr., 71b. 1/-; Onions, 1/- string ; Celery, 6d large head; Beetroot, 3d'bunch; Peas, 6d lb- ; COOKING APPLES, 7/6 case, 41b. 1/-; COX’S GRANGE PIPPIN, W6 case, 31b. .1/3s; JONATHAN, 8/6 case, 31b. 1/-; CHOICE EATING PEARS, 10/6 case of 481 b., 31b. 1/-; Quinces, 9/- case, 31b. 1/-; TOMATOES, 5/6 case, 4d lb. ; jCpcoanuts, 9d each; Lemons, 3/- Grapes, 2/-lb. Cash must acqomp/my all orders. All goods delivered free on rail'and townREDUCED PRICES In order to clear my summer stock to make room for new wjoter goods, SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS have been made. Read Price List: Summer Frocks, all reduced from 5/6 each; Ladies’ White Shoes (besr quality) from 12/6 pair; Silk Stockingeite Jumpers, .all colours, ribbedj from 15/6 each; Silk and Cotton Hose, from 1/9 pair; Ladies’and. Children’s.'Hats, suitable for picnics, etc.,.- from, 1/11 each ; Ladies” Singlets,’: at 1 very) low prices; Crepes, Zephyrs,/ Sponge Cloths, etc., double width/-/ from 1/6 yard; Men’s Fuji and Linen Shirts, all prices; Men’s Socks, 2 pairs foi 2/6; Men’s Working and Sunday Boots (O’ Brien’s make), from 23/pair. All to be purchased 'at ■ MISS SARATY’S ” “The Shop for Quality and Value,” « RGCNDARY STREET. GLONMEL HOUSE ♦ UPPER TAINUI STREET, ■ y (Near Gas Office). NEW GOCDS FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER. A nice selection of New Hats, Models and R. T. Wears; Navy Gabadine ’Coat Frocks.. Woollen Frocks and Costumes, Evening Flocks, Black and Coloured Satin and Silk, 1 new Coloured Hosiery in Ribbed and Plain, New Underwear (Nights, Vests and Corsets), Gloves, Jumpers, Ribbons and Laces, Fancy Goods and Toys. Also,a select assortment of: CHOICE CONFECTIONERY. mrs. McConnell and miss , LANIGAN, . . CLONMEL HOUSE. CHANGE OF BUSINESS. T WISH to notify the public of *■ Greymouth, Cobden, Runanga and surrounding districts, that I have purchased the HAIRDRESSING and TOBACCONIST BUSINESS (known as Dumble’s), Mawhera Quay. Nothing will be left undone to make the SALOON and SHOP equal to any city establishment. As my work is known to many while in the employment of Mr. W. Fletcher, I ask for a share of patronage. LADIES’ HAIRWORK A SPECIALITY. Personal supervision. ' ERNIE ROSEWALL, Ladies’ and Gents’ Hairdresser. 1; . GET IT AT BECK’S. Toilet Soap, 4 cakes 1/-. Price’s Candles, lOd. Seeded Raisins (full size), Bd. Sultanas, Bd. Prunes, 6d. Loosq Dates, sd. Tin Fruits, 1/4. Sardines (large), 1/-. Salmon, 8d and 1/2. Sugar (701 b. 18/-. English Cocoa, 1/6 Hr. Good Ceylon Tea, 2/3 lb. These are only a few lines taken from our list. Every day satisfied customers are telling us of. the savings they make by buying at our cash stores. . BECK AND CO.. THE CASH STOPES.