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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 November 1933, Page 6

| Don’t judge the Quality | I by our Low Prices | | It may seem impossible to turn out a suite of such finish | | and thorough manufacture as this one for the money | I BUT HERE IT IS I M Ml I I ! IMM! iishi I i lISW fIH ' |

U EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED FOR ! £22 : 10 : 0 in oak. ! j I £l9 : 10 : 0 ® in dark or light rimU. j ♦XI * fll Why be without comfort when you can obtain a three- | piece upholstered suite covered in Genoa and manufactured it $ as only White’s can for the moderate sum of £l5/10/- | | THIS- IS IT g IS. Burnett White I I WEST COAST’S HIGH GRADE FURNISHER. i

When Cupid Conquers 7iX select the En- 1 —“Saffig & gagement from the beautiful, reasonably priced, perfectly set diamonds on , show here. A. H. MILNER Watchmaker & Jeweller, GREYMOUTH.

ARTHUR NAYLOR GREYMOUTH, LAND AND GENERAL AGENT, (Established over 25 years). Land and House Agents, Trade Assignee, Trade Enquiry Agent, Agent for Fire and Accident Insurance, Rents and Accounts collected (agents everywhere). Accountant, Auditor, Liquidator, Valuer and Arbitrator. Land and Income Tax Returns. Bal-ance-sheets and Statements prepared. A. NAYLOR, General Agent, Greymouth.

piCNIC PARTIES! Cremalt Wheatmeal Bread is a. treat for picnics or hiking. Keeps beautifully fresh, and is thoroughly palatable for a much longer period than white bread. Try a loaf to-day.—Shannon and Glen, Guinness Street, are the makers.

You’ll love the new spun Crepe de Chines in delightful stripes for Blouses and Frocks now being offered in a wonderful variety at C. Smith, Ltd. No greater value than this popular silk at 3/6 yard.—Advt.