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Greymouth Evening Star, 16 October 1933, Page 10

MONEY FOR NOTHING! Jt Record Labour Day Drive -- - 1 More Wonderful Days frSOK I 3 NEW PARCELS LISTED BELOW FINISHING SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21st jfjl Iwku&JL vi n nnn *”■ ” *“■ ™ ” »SSBSF T " E mc roL M "' T ” r ° PIISI,AK ■” An Open Defiance to sZllional From Top to Drive Deagm, to Save Yon ®W ■ Commonsense Prices Bottom Money L f —1 ‘- AD ' ES ’ WHITEFELTS^ y P tor^Wng / Value 6/11 | INFANT’S PARCEL ladies’ woolen FOR THE BOYS E» INFANI 5 PAKLLL eeves '„' niMAFr'PFq Floral and Plain. Sizes 16 — fffiv.ifrgr g CHILDREN’S PINAFORES-Flofal^and Value 1 NAV y qr> flannel SCH OOL SHIRT, '.. HIL II I 2 INFANT’S GOWNS, Wlnceyette - ■ 5/6. UNSHRINKABLE’’sANDAL SOX-Whlte, Athletic Collar, sizes 4. 5,6, 7, and 8, 8/6 I*** J £ 2INr A in 4/9 CH L -4h oH-niPrl tons Sizes 6—lo. 1/9. 2 BOYS’ COTTON SINGLETS, any size, - 2/10 £ -1 FLANNEL BARR! , ' g - . 3/10 W1 Money for Nothing Price 1/3 WOVEN STRIPED HANDKERCHIEFS, -2/- | 2 INFANT’S SILK AND WOOL VESTS, . ._3/10 LADIES’ WHITE UNSH RINK ABLE TENNIS SOX- ■ WWR b i . 14/. Money for Nothing Value 1/4 13/4 < I LADIES’ ART SILK MESH HOSE—Cuban Heel: Colours I This Parcel for 10/, ‘Tost Free. [ s/r This Parcel for 8/6. Post Free. W | |. CHEN,LLE BORDERED FACE CLOTHS-- 6 d a eaeto (or v f* ~,I,,II,,I" '™", I" T 11 " "o'cf mrPF KNITTING SILK. 4oz. HANK. Ivory, Cream, Cham- fe. | BOYS’ COTTON VESTS .. g()/ 32 pagne, Pink, Saxe, Sky, Apricot, Peach, Nil Green FOR SPRING CLEANING ZWo 3$ ife I Usual 1Z price 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, 1/6, V? Money for Not mg aue CREAM LACE CURTAIN ETTES—Splendid selection. gig t Money for Nothing ,x 1/4 LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS. Woven coloured boideis. Usually 1/2, 1/4, 1/6 yard. •f’ Value 11d. W 1 /1» 1 /2, 1/3, 1/ Money for Nothing Value 6 foi 1/- Money for Nothing Values 10j,d, 1/-, 1/2 yd. I t YOUTHS’ CREAM INTERLOCK SINGLETS—British. 4Q P | ECES O NLY. SPINNER COMO PRINTS—Neat floral TAPESTRY RUNNERS, 22”, 27”, 36” Usual Prices 4/6, Sizes 26. 28. 30, 32. Nothi „ o Value 2/3 desißns . Wondertol value. B<L 5 , d yd 5/6. | MEN’S COTTON SINGLETS. S-S.-rr TUSSORE SILKS—3 Wonderful Values. Usually 1/- SPECIAL DRIVE OFFER /yj&S ■' I Price 1/9 1/10 2/- 2/3 .. . ' 1/2, and 1/11. Money for Noth.ng Value 10d„ MATT|NGS BO und FREE OF CHARGE / ‘ JlWl’fc 1 t Monev for Nothing 1/-> and 1/6 yard. DURING LABOUR-DAY DRIVE. 0 . IF !□ t PHce 9 1/6 1/7 1/ 8 1 / 10 BUY QUALITY FUGI SlLKS—Cream, 29” Usually 1/6, TA p EST RY SOFA SQUARES—New designs, 72!x 45, 23/6 B £ MEN’S COTTON UNDERPANTS— 1/n 2/3. Jd , o . Money for Nothing Value 19/3 . I B £ Size 36 38 40 42 Money for Nothing Values 1/-, 1/6 and 1/8 yd. TAPEST ry HEARTH RUGS—Designs to match. Squares I B ? Usual Price 2/2 2/3 2/4 2/5 25 x 52,8/6. Money for Nothing Value 7/3 ■JIiBW A £ Money for Nothing ' j 28 x 58,9/11, Money for Nothing Value 8/3 ■ £ Value 1/9 1/10 1/11 2/- | 3<) x 66 12/11, Money for Nothing Value 11/3 £ MEN’S WHITE COTTON ATHLETIC SINGLETS- FQR THE HOME DRESSMAKER. DISH-CLOTHS, Money for Nothing Value 3d each X Size 36 38 40 42 >vn t*m uu LAD |ES’ FULL FASHIONED ART SILK HOSE—AII new f Usual Price 1/3 1/4 1/5 1/6 FLORAL COMO PRINT, ■ - 4/8 colours. Usually 4/6. Drive Price 3/11 pair. I Mo " ey v’Xo No ‘ hi "?d 1/. VI V2 s™. siuK - - - 4/6 ladies’ art »™< « DIRECT FROM OUR LONDON BUYERS I | MEN’S .NTEBLOCK ATHLETIC gMI&N G , 'any shade, - -' VI X 2 . LAD.ES’ cotton VESTS-Siuevutoss. 100 Dozen. CHILDREN'S ALL WOOL CASH- * men'/Interlock elastic top trunks— LADIES’ COTTON BLOOMERS — All shades. Usually 1/11. MERE SOX In Fawn and Brown Shades | usuaTprico 2/! W ■ This Parcel for 9/-. Post Free. floral print washing frocks— I with striped lops. Sizes 3to 9. Worth I f - Money for Nothing ■ o Usually 6/11— Drive Price 4/11 I Value 2/- .?/?„......„.......?Z.1...i.... • 1/H pair. Labour Day Drive Price < i M PrL:‘ TVMOMQ I / ? 3/- in £ Discount off New Season’s Millinery, M |||| Igi IS W BM M M | ■ '■ . lIWHI WW ■WI ■ our parcel guarantee ! ’? RFAD NFW PARCELS A Tour money refunded plus return postage il AS LISTED HERE " Drive Prices—Cash ! No Entry or Appro. if y OUr parcel value is not satisfactory. f-- 1 ■■ ll ■»«■<■*«« ■■ ■n» ■■ lIIIIIIUHMMMW IIiIHIIWaWMUIiMMMMII

Goes Farther - ■ ■ V-X Wl A HL s? Bl is'the world’s greatest house paint bargain. It V/VZ goes fertheL looks better, and lasts longer. MAIKF miimt Do y° u a w^il<2 house? SWP White fairly wuse g| jstens an d w hat’s more, it stays whiter for years and years. SWP also gives you your favorite color scheme colors that hold their beauty. DUNCAN McLEAN LTD. AGENTS, GREYMOUTH. rfHcSnen7| j High class quality service ■ | store will meet all com- ■ j petition for cash. Try us! ■ ’ ’PHONE 121. BOX 88. ■ m. McDonnell I i Wholesale and Retail Wine, Spirit and fl Provision Merchant. H KETTLE BROS. LTD. R 8 & w h e r a Quay. Wine and Spirit Merchants , *• AGENTS FOR NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE ’ INSURANCE CO. LTD. ~ ;

“When tobacco has a very pronounced ‘bite,’ ” remarked the coroner at a Chicago inquest (or “autopsy,” as the Americans say), “it is obvious that it contains too much nicotine, and the habitual use of such tobacco is certainly unwise. It appears that in this case deceased (a house decorator, who died while smoking his pipe), was a heavy smoker, sometimes using as much as two ounces of tobacco a day. This tobacco, a sample of which I have analysed, was unusually strong. It s nicotine content was three times as great as it should have been. It gradually affected the heart, and its cumulative effect was undoubtedly the cause of death.” Happily New Zealandeis lun no such risk. Our beau- ; tiful New Zealand tobacco is toasted, and this piocess (necessitating the employment of elaborate machinery and skilled labom) safeguards the smoker because it draws out the poisonous nicotine besides imparting to the tobacco its famous flavour and' unequalled fragrance. There are four toasted brands: Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish andCut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead). They are unique.—Advt.

A SMART ENSEMBLE. Deserves Tate’s latest fashionable Shoes, which are the finishing touch to a, smart toilet and as well as being correctly and fashionably designed are comfortable and foster a pleasing personality. You are invited to inspect them, even if you don't wish to buy.—Advt.

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