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Greymouth Evening Star, 26 March 1925, Page 1

Many authorities claim that Flannel used as body garments, is not only protective, but curative! a Ballantynes PURE WOOL NEW ZEALAND FLANNELS, made to their order by' the Leading Mills of the Dominion, will meet every Household need. Special selections’have been made of such grades as commepd themselves f < for durability. \ N.Z. FLANNEL, in, Pink, White, and-Natural, Shetland & Orkney shades 28in wide .. .. .. .. 2/3 2/6 2/9 and 3/11 yard 36in wide, in Pink, Natural, or White ' .tt -.. 3/11 and 5/6 yard ■s 40in wide, in Pink, Natural, or White *.. . . .. 4/9 yard ENGLISH FLANNELS of distinctive merit. -The Doctor .brand — 27in wide, Wliite Saxony ~. 2/11 3/6 .3/9 4/3 and 4/6 yard i\ 30in Superfine Baby Flannel .. .. ■ ,4/9 4/11 5/6 5/11 yard 36in Superfine Baby Flannel . .. .. 6/6 6/11*- yard 40iA Superfine Baby Flannel .. .. 7/6. 8/11 yard . SCARLET ANTI-RHEUMATIC, 28/30i'n wide 3/11 4/6 4/11 5/6 yard The “Doctor Brand” is of soft, fine texture, very cosy for children and invalids. BALLANTYNES x ■■■.\ ' ■ .. STRIPED M/ANNELETTES are more serviceable for Shirts, Pyjamas, and other desirable uses—Extra heavy Twill, 28in ,< •• •• l/HJ yard Striped, 331 n .. i.. .. 1/lli 2/3 2/9 yard Striped, 36in ../*'. 1/JIJ 2/3 2/6 2/9 yard “NURSERY” AVHITE FLANNELETTE, 271 n . .. .. .. 10/9 doz. yards FOR WHITE UNDERWEAR, 32in .. . . 1/6J 1/11J 2/8 yard EXTRA HEAVY CREAM, 351 n ... ... - . 2/6 yard WINCESTETTES, POPULAR FOR LADIES, CHILDREN, .AND HEN, light, warm; washes and wears well— ■? ' K , CREAM, 381 h wide .. ... ..> .. .. .. 1/9J and 2/3 yard STRIPED. 36in wide .' -L •• 1/H and .2/3 yard The new stripes for Pyjamas, etc., arc unusually attractive. Tlyj trVcoloiirs being very choice and in great variety. .' / ; Patterns upon .application. . , ‘ l " r ; “PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE”: PROVIDE AGAINST,. CLIMATIO CHANGES BY PURCHASING YOUR WOOLLEN REQUIREMENTS FROM < Ballantynes, of Christchurch

MMutto 'jSSSSSSi Bring Music To - IfflfflWll Id ' Your Home ijsg* il - This Autumn Mi l - When the long Summer evenings have gone and the Autumn day begins to draw in—that’s the time ■Jvhen we feel the call of music. • Satisfy this craving with a clear bell toned 'gramophone fronif 1 * Harley’s. It will enable you to bring the-great artists of the world to your fireside.,Famous orchestras and bands, prima donnas and gifted musicians and whimsical comedians will dolight you as they . have delighted thousands in the concert jfiall. Don’t delay—see the new gramophone; models at Harley’s today. Newest records to hand. '•?'./ \. •

PUBLIC NOTICES. COMMERCIAL HOTEL Corner Boundary Street and Mawhera i ‘ Quay. THOS. MILLIGAN, (Late of the Gilmer) Has taken over the.above well-known hostelry, and will be pleased to see old and new friends. Good accommoda tion, with a first-class table, under the supervision of h|rs. Milligan. Only the choicest of LIQUORS stocked. SPEIGHTS BEER always on tap. GILMER HOTEL (OPPOSITE THE ABATER FRONT) BILL RENNISON, late of Nelson and Kumara Junction, has taken over the above hostelry, and extends a hearty welcome to all old and \new friends. A home away from home. PERMANENT BOARDERS taken at reduced rates. j A first-class table kept. Speights Beer always on tap.

WHEN IN CHRISTCHURCH Stay at—• STOREY’S FAMILY HOTEL (Opposite Railway Station) This Hotel has been thoroughly renovated throughout; is under entirely new management, and is now one of the leading Hotels in Christchurch. Meals arranged to suit boat and train timetable. TARIFF MODERATE ’Phone 795. Night Porter in attendance. A. J. Lawrence, Proprietor. St. Elmo Private Hotel 52 Worcester Street, Christchurch. Superior Private Accommodation. Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. Two minutes from G.P.O. Moderate tariff E. J'. MURRAY, Prop. THE RECOGNISED WEST COAST HOUSE In Christchurch is TATTERSALL’S HOTEL, CASHEL STREET. 1 “MAKE IT YOUR HOME.” . P.O. Box 364 ::: ’Phone 214 ’Phone messages and correspondence promptly attended to. ARTHUR ROSE, Proprietor.

■^7^7ANTED —Rents and Accounts to collect; no collection, no charge. Agent for the largest Enquiry and Collecting Agency in the World. Agents everywhere.—A. NAYLOR, Collecting Agents, Greymouth.