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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 August 1932, Page 2

' 1 T T’S our business to take % I i / the “ Kinks’ out of pour |g| , Bl **" Motor problems. .If |g||, Kg! you’re interested in getting |fl' I SBCffiSS^S 1 I ■ try our service || W Our facilities enable us to procure quickly any Lj H you need, and of reliable quality. Ij I ■ ■H Glad to supply you from stock 1 1 1 Hi " where possible. . LI I GREYMOUTH MOTORS Ltd. | Bl FORD DEALERS. GREYMOUTH. I|| Bl ’Phone 256. Opp. G.P.O. Box 125. |||| Quality and Low «Op Prices EREVAH. HERE PETONE NAVY BLUE SERGE SUITS, IEBB From 69/6 jTyWr NAVY BLUE SERGE TROUSERS, L| TB Heavy Weight , - - 19/6 fill I B BORSALINO HATS, (Traveller’s ■ K| JjnpF Samples) r --22 / 6 “ ’ MEN’S PATENT SHOES, Splendid Quality, - 16/9 MEN’S S.S.S. 818 OVERALLS, - 9/6 I I Thpse values are only obtainable from JACK OWEN MACKAY STREET." S W ** ’PHONE 419. ggaiasagiaHEiw —i immw— » ™ ■ Final Days of Sale Watch Our Windows for Goods at SPECIAL PRICES THE JEANETTE Ladies’ Outfitters) ’Pjione 206. Tainui Street. w—— 11l I Gifts of Quality, in Fine Silver Plate WWf r, /J fine quality 65/ffijk;-. Other’ designs at '' -' 25/- '3O/- 40/- 50/- , Full-size 3-piece Tea Set. •Extra.’ fine quality 1 .. .. .. .. .. .. £6/5/Other designs .. .. 75/- 80/- 90/- £5 , ',' ."■ > . .: -'."-‘.y-. '. ji:' .’i I Fine Quality full-size Entree Dish 50/- ' Others' at 60/- 70/- 84/- 90/Mw FwII/ Fine Quality full-size Teapot. Fine Quality Three-piece ’• ’■'• >■” '25/-' ’ Afternoon size Teaset'6o/ELLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREE ON REQUEST. ' Stewart Dawsons SILVERSMITHS, I STEWART DAWSON’S CORNER, CHBISTUifURCH.

Records welj worth hearing: .“The Bushes nt the Bottom of the Garden,” and “Grandma’s Days and Nowadays," sung by Norman Long, at the piano; “Yes, Yes, My Baby said Yes, Yes’! and “Bend Down Sister,” played by the Two Octaves, piano duo, vocal chorus by Len Maurice; “Goodnight,” and “Pardon Madame” (Victoria and Her Hussar), sung by Jeanette McDonald; “Drink to Me Qnly With Thine Eyes,” and “Love’s Old Sweet Song,” played on the Wellington Wat Memorial Carillion, by Gladys Watkins. Price 4/- each. New stocks <.f Dunum Records to hand, 1/3 each. 00. tainable from A. E. Kilgour, Piano, Gramophone, Radio and Music Dealer, Mackay Street. —Advt. Rheumatic sufferers! Try R.U.R. Money back if you’re not satisfied.—L. S’. Hogg, chemist.—-Advt.

The latest hits on Regal Records, 2/(5 each': “Ain’t it Grand to be Bloomin’ Well bead” Parts 1 and 2, by the Barmy Brothers; “In the Cumberland Mountains” and “Pals of the Little Red Schoolhouse,” sung by Carson Robison and Frank Luther, with novelty accompaniment; “Happy and Free Yodel,” and “Honeymoon Yodel,' by Harry Torrani with guitar: “Colonel Campbell and Mr Lang,” and “One Pair of Pants at a Time,” humorous duets by Quip and Quirk; “Home,” and “By the Fireside,” sung by Allan O’Sullivan. Obtainable from A. E. Kilgour, piano, Gramophone, Radio ani Music Dealer, Mackay Street., Phone 259.—Advt. Rheumatic sufferers! Try R.U.R. Free. Your money refunded if you’re not satisfied.—L. F. Hogg, chemist. — Advt.