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Greymouth Evening Star, 24 August 1928, Page 2

SPRING! SPRING!! LOVELY CREATIONS IN Costumes Frocks Two-piece Suits Ihree-piece Suits Millinery Big Reductions on Remainder of Winter Goods Inspection Incited MURRAY’S Box 199. ’Phone 122 t NEWMAN BROS. MOTOR CAR PROPRIETORS, IjJ 11 * " Uj 1 Ji ■ ULT REEFTON, WESTPORT, NELSON / 'UBfflM SERVICES LT? and blenheim services. CARS LEAVE REEFTON FOR WESTPORT at 10 301 a.m. dally aftw of morning train, and 7.30 p.m. .Tuesday, Thursday, Saturdays, aitor arrival of evening Express from Christchurch. REEFTON FOR NELSON DAILY at 8.30 a.m. NELSON—BLENHEIM TWICE DAILY. ’ SEATS RESERVED AND TICKETS ISSUED BY HARLEY AND CO., LTD., W. GREENHILL AND CO., Local Manager. Agents. HUGE REDUCTIONS in all Winter Goods WARM WOOLLEN BLANKETS Made from finest Dominion Wool _ WHlTE—Single Bed 19/6 pair. Double Bed 29/6 pair. GREY—Single Bed 17/6 pair. , Double Bed 23/6 pair. DRESS FLANNELS, in all the wanted LADIES’ BLACK CASHMERE shades. Superior quality 2/6 — BOTANY HOSE, all wool -/ Now 1/11 yd pair. BOYS’ JERSEYS, Navy and Grey, in LADIES’ COLOURED CASHMERE all sizes, from 22in. to 30in. all re- HOSE, in all the wanted shades duced to the round price of 3/6 " each to clear. LADIES’ SILK ON WOOL HOSE—a GENTS’ CARDIGANS, all wool in Silk Hose with a Cashnaere linGrey only— 6/6 ing— z/11 , p . a Y GENTS’ CARDIGANS & PULLOVERS LADIES’ ART SILK HOSE, . high in all the latest styles and shades, spliced ankles and feet m all splendid qualities, all reduced re- fashionable shades. A reliable line, gardless of cost at prices rangIng from— 8/6 to 13/6 LADIES’ FLEECY-LINED GLOVES, GENTS’ NAVY SERGE & GREY were 2/6 and 3/11— Now 1/6 and WORSTED SUITS— 70/- to clear 2/6 pair. GENTS’ SUITS From 47/6 LADIES’ FLEECY BLOOMERS, with GENTS’ ENGLISH OVERCOATS, the Art Silk Thread in Helio, Champ, finest style and cut procurable— Peach, Saxe, were 2 an overcoat you’ll be proud to 1 /Il to J?, 1 ’ wear Were £4/17/6 to £6/10/-, LADIES’REPPE FROCKS, Best Styles Now £ 3/5/- to £ 4/10/- 39/6 to clear. GENTS’ GREY TWEED OVERCOATS, Just landed, further lines of reliable worth £2/15/0— 25/- to clear SHEETS. Hemmed ready for use. GENTS’ HEAVY COLONIAL ALL These sheets are absolutely free WOOL SINGLETS— 5/11 to clear from dressing. GENTS’ FINE COLONIAL WORSTED SINGLE BED 8/6, 9/6 and 10/- pr. WOOL UNDERWEAR, at a price Extra*Heavy Quality 11/- pr. never before equalled 9/11 to clear DOUBLE BED 13/-, 13/6 and 14/GENTS’ HEAVY WORKING SOX, 9d per pair. and 1/- pair. Extra Heavy Quality 16/- per pr. MILLER’S MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH. TWfB NOTED HOUSE THROUGHOUT THE DOMINION FOR VALUE

The man, or woman, who tells “fish” stories, is usually regarded sceptically, and the teller of golf stories is often placed in the same class, no matter how- true the story may be. Here is a story from the Omoto links, the accuracy of which is guaranteed: After driving off yesterday, one competitor realised that he was bunkered, but. a search failed to find his ball. Renewed sleuthing, however, revealed (hat tlie ball had dropped into a jam tin full of w-ater! The question now being animatedly discussed is: Should the competitor forfeit two strokes for lifting from a bunker, or one stroke for lifting from casual water? There are those who contend that, in similar circumstances, they would have established a. vigorous connection between club and jam tin, and trusted that the ball would have been thereby separat;d from the tin—and the bunker.