. A COSY AND BEAUTIFUL BEDROOM What lady does not envy a beautiful and cosy bedroom? You, too, can be proud of your bedroom. Furnish it with a beautifully artistic Oak Bedroom Suite from Burnett White and yours ’•'iJl be a bedroom exquisite. 131(2 aor prices cannot fail to attract attention. Call and inspect our furniture at your first opportunity. There’s no obligation to buy and remember, there are not nails used in our construction. S. BURNETT WHITE Mackay Street, Greymouth.
Don’t Stay Deaf! t/S* You can hear and w« will prove it by sending you Jk post free, an Accousticon, Ten days’ free trial Ne deposit or expense. There is nothing you have to do but ask for your free trial. No money ,to pay, no red tape, no reservations to this offer. Don’t stay deaf I Write to-day. JOHN R. PROCTER - Consulting Optician, Opp. Clock Tower. Ch. Ch.
THE TAR AND THE TEA-TRAY. SAUCY SALLY SUES SEAMAN SAM. The foolish faithless follow said he d shout her a Harker’s three-course luncheon —but not he! “Aha,” the Judge sc id, “this will cost you something.' The Jury instantaneously to fix. With wise intent the punishment the Court doth now decree: That Sal go fifty times to lunch at Harker’s, while Sam perforce forks out each one and six. HARKER’S TEA ROOMS MACKAY ST. ::: GREYMOUTH. OUR KONTORIK LENSES Are the very latest idea for clearness and comfort. They are deeply curved, and are made to conform to the contour of the eye. —Flat Lenses are now Obsolete — We call our KONTORIK ienses “The oriel window lenses,” because like an oriel window they allow the — MAXIMUM FIELD OF VISION’. JgARRY AND SARGENT, LTD., Complete Opticians with Highest English Diplomas, 685 Colombo Street, Christchurch; and at Wellington, Auckland and Palmertson North.
DEFECTIVE SIGHT Can cause all kinds of optical and other troubles, that is a well Established fact. Why wait until your eyes reach that, stage? Call and let us thoroughly examine your eyes for these visual defects. E. CHOLERTON M.P.0.C., M.V.0.A., Etc., OPTICAL SPECIALIST. Next visit will be during April. Appointments can be made with Mr. Butcher, Mark Sprot’s Buildings, Mackay Street; and Mr. Bennington, Confectioner, Tainui Street.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 26 February 1927, Page 6
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