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Greymouth Evening Star, 6 November 1931, Page 2

New season’s goods. Bibles, Testaments, in all bindings. Hymn Books of all .kinds. Text Cards and Scriptural Mottos. Books of daily readings and the latest Theological Works. Book Marks and Scriptural Calendars for 1932. View these lines at B. Dixon’s, Ltd., Tainui Street.--Advt. New season’s stock of Prize and Reward Books, Annuals and Picture Books for all ages, now to hand at B. Dixon’s, Ltd. Better values than ever before. Special discounts to School Committees and Sunday Schools. Send in for lists. Come in and inspect them. —Advt. Beautify your home this Spring. Carpets and distinctive linoleums in the very newest designs, and selling at bedrock prices. New carpets, Axminster and Wilton Runners, Velvet Pile and Tapestry in unusually attractive yet serviceable colours, carpets that will give a lifetime service, and yet their prices are surprisingly low, and with Linoleums too, you will be agreeably surprised when you inspect Burnett White’s very comprehensive stock. S. Burnett White, High Grade Furnisher—Advt. Have music in your home. Regal Records 2/6: “Lady Play Your Mandolin,” “When Kentucky bids the World Good Morning,” “Funny Face,” “Eleven More Months and Ten More Days,” “That Little Boy of Mine,’ “If You Should Ever Need Me,” “You’ll be Mine in the Appleblossom Time,” Columbia Records 4/-, “Rocky Mountain Lullaby,” “I’ll Keep You in My Heart,” “Lady Play Your Mandolin,” “I had to go and dream,” "The Isle of Hootcha Kootcha,” “The Single Man and the Married Man,” “She does it all for me,” “Here comes the Sun.” H.M.V. Records 4/-, “Fall in Love with Me,” "Walking my Baby Back Home,” “Two Hearts," “I Still get a Thrill,” “Bye Bye Blues,” “If I had You All by Yourself,” “Sleepy Town Express.”— Obtainable from A. E. Kilgour, Music Gramophone and Radio Dealer, Mawb Quay—Advt. s ’