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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 July 1934, Page 2

COATS 6-- in the £ (fOf REDUCTION WMJH On all fur trimmed and tailored Winter Coats. Real eoat value. All new stock. CARDIGANS, -- - From 7/6 FUR COATS, - From £l3/10/LEATHER COATS, - - 59/6 ißlip I ~ WCOSTUMES Best Quality, Smartly Tailored from 35/6 The Noted Coat House Greater Value Nowhere MURRAY’S Phone 69. Box 199. MACKAY STREET. \

West Coast Elocutionary and Musical Competitions MUSIC TEACHERS AND COMPETITORS ! Our modern Musical Department, which has been established for the last 25 years, is at your service. All Competition music selected for the Annual Festival can be procured from us. WE ARE WEST COAST AGENTS FOR CHAS. BEGG AND CO. NEW ZEALAND’S LEADING MUSICAL HOUSE. We are also stockists of Pianos' Violiijs, Banjos, Mandolins, Radios, Gramophones and Mouth Organs. Strings for Violin, Guitar, Banjo, and Mandolin. FOR EVERYTHING MUSICAL CONSULT KILGOUR’S WAREHOUSE PIANO, VIOLIN; RADIO AND MUSIC HOUSE. ' OPPOSITE TOWN HALL, MACKAY STREET.

H finer r in rhe F x i iM • / I /w^^z^^R^ carreras ’ pr ° ducts HAVE BEEN FAMOUS f FOR 146 YEARS - GOODNESS' Sake, Smokz CLARENCE FINE VJ. R'GJ.NIA CIGARETTES

MULTIPLE TAILORING At the February meeting of the Darlington Chamber of Commerce, some discussion arose as to the value of Press advertising, and 'inquiries were made among leading advertisers to ascertain whether definite proof of results could be obtained. As a result, the following statements were made by prominent business men: — G. S. Ashworth, manager for Jackson, The Tailor, of Darlington, said: •' nave been a manager of multiple tailoring shops for the past 22 years, and have advertised consistently over ' that period. “The value of newspaper advertising