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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 May 1936, Page 11

o •’? vT If > “We're off to the §2 19th for a 4 spot’ of I BLACK AND WHITE V V 111 I L Weve just been round tn par— and that definitely calls for a Black & White. But, confidentially now, Master uses an Y occasion as a good excuse to celebrate in Black & White - HjhlP Bottled in Scotland

DEARER SHOES ? NOT at Chalk’s Anyway Although Leather prices have soared, you can still secure these f stimulating styles at their pre- / vious low prices. For how much / longer we cannot tell. We illus- / trate four of our latest fashionable styles. LADIES’ PATENT TIE SHOES, with Cuban heels or in tan. 14/3 ■JL// LATEST SHOES, with 14/3 GIRLS' BOX CALF TIE 1 9/£ SHOES. *d/U gjjfrZ * X ou would be wise t 0 buy now at these low prices.' CHALK’S LADIES’ SPORTS TAN SHOES. Uskide Soles. 12/fi ~ MAWHERA QUAY, 10/0 GREYMOUTH.

.. SAVE .. BY USING NELSON PAINT NO OTHER PAINT COVERS BETTER OR LASTS LONGER. DUNCAN MCLEAN, LTD. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS, MACKAY STREET : ; : GREYMOUTH.

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