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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 April 1938, Page 3

: TRUMAN’S have All you need for a thrifty EASTER: X UNBELIEVABLY LOW PRICES ON EVERYTHING FOR NOW AND LATER. X I® I Mi NEWEST FABRIC -■ ' i'sjiMp - A T S.W. WINTER COAT- GLOVES- 4jtHy . rY> ** 2 PIFGE SUITS— ZITWfXrt I Season’s newest Fabric Gioves. —iVju ouaau7 Smart stitched gauntlets. Shades '>W v.’7t? >▼< are navy ’ bl ’ ow,l > bottle and fawn. >• t W ;gS 2-Piece Suits, featuring many new I J/WIW4 4/6 pail’. 'SSI American touches and novelty /, Ww • ’ 7 *. X>K I •V i trimmings. Shades are as numer- ~ 1 ' FUR-LINED NAPPA A ous as ever, and include rust, nat., W 5 \ rwr’r ’JOwlliik WF blue, foxglove, London tan, straw- |:.J Ij ,LUY'>*, GLOVES— . [ ▼ | berry, navy, nigger, gold and many W Hj , f] “Brettle’s” Furdined Nappa J'l/ A, others. Sizes S.S.W. to O.S. |jh| |Lf/ Gloves. Stitched gauntlets. Navy, Yf' VO ®r jsWWwm brown and black. All sizes. A M AK ■ 19/6 pair. •' priced from— t S ASTRACKAN GLOVES- X Newest Astrackan Gloves, finish-. 4V T" to neckline. Peter Pan collar of black 29/6 to £j?/5A cd with large gauntlet of real EX i 4k : ' astrackan Unique pleated pockets. z ; lyj \ / astrackan. Shades are brown, r^k 1 y Size S.W.,’and only— /V \ I navy and black. RR r s3^^rw ! £5/5/- I __ i _--j- 1 1 A-44 # ® fc/'J PURE silk HOSE- -M>M|BfaWt ? - IT. V / ' {A ?? l i s4s(£V “Holeproof” "Adtirable” Pure Silk ". A. I ARCF RANGE OF i Y~ A i It'S a. season of spice and variety. Hose. Newest’ Winter tonings. M iir, B « LAKLrL | | Adaptable slouch styles with brims All sizes. ! X ! : V .| w BEAUTIFUL COATS™ I I up or down. Skull Caps. .Jockey Peaks, 7/11 n:iir lllll® ' W’ A ■ I I Glengarry Caps, Toques, with allur- ‘/H pair. . . /Y; iv\ W > ( ./J Fur fabric takes top place this g GOR=RAI |. ing eye veils, and numerous brim C4 WOLSEY’ ? '’ SILK & A lU Ift season. You will find these smart I I shapes, including Mexican and man 4.44 imor W [L'J Coats with their wide shoulder ffl PTFATFD I tailored Fur Felts. Astrackan Toques LISLE HOSE— :▼< .. ST treatment and swing lino skirts | 1 I also 1,01,1 a ,op place in this sc! -' son ' B “Wolsey” Silk and Lisle Hose. Jk' ■ T just the thing to wear on so many | 4. <•/ <■ r - r^r.i venture. All moderately priced from Suspender tops. Newest shades. Wr &. / f occasions. Colours: Nigger, | Wjj SKIRTS™ I 12/6 to 29/6. All sizes. ■ - :V|--black, navy and bottle green. , | 8/11 pair. ■■■■■BB A' 0008 a Priced from £5/5/- ■ MO, . . „ , I “WOLSEY” QUALITY ■ ' A ; F ® Wttlilfi Pleated I ,/ LISLE HOSE- . X 1 Skirts. All the rage a /1--~ "yM ‘ “Wolsey” Quality Lisle Hose. . v A tIANFISOMF CO4T™ 3t borne and abroad. |4 Heavy weight. Sizes BJ. to 10in. I Z i-' I A HAINIJ3WW L.tVPAL« These cleverly do- | /p/ii • A ~ ..&>/# A handsome Coat of new biown l/O&B/sifST ginned pleats combin- g 4 •T/aL pail’, knop cloth with luxurious co ai rd with gores, abso- B ■-— '" llJ - ■■'"■■ J ' aj!,i^l, -" w,t ’- j^ll ---^^ iJl^--AA ------ 1 ---- ' I skunk Opossum. Smartly M h.iely eliminate con- | ; TRAVEL COAT—b U IX«jg indeed aleeve. Lined Wnughout. W/W</H t.nM.I which | , " any Wp la ♦. F ,i II I wMMI cl2e ' vkl rnt l u ' ,c( l vvl .’ ?’! B T I fKXA^LY ,, A *he n,an tailored Travel Coal of Ik I'l ' T> / minW inary pleats. Ask to B | .. - Pj l ol C | oth o| . Camc | CuH Fu | ly If H Priced i/5/a/’ UMtil/'y/LA be Shown this won- | lined and belted. Navy, green or \ - I H dcr hue, rn sn mrt | Kd|k ' nigger. All sizes. \ | •' /. ■ lYj A Tartan, fleck. or H « \ 1 If ' X ■"■' rainbow stripes. | 59/6 I , / k , EX^ U S.S^ n .h A- I COSTUME FRONTS- //' ■/ '▲ W ' pe Bluei Unusual collar | // \ PRICED FROM- g 1 A wonderful range of Costume X v J / ▼., k dimmed with narrow fur ol grey | j [ \\ I f-ronts tn choose from. Showing S \ • v 1 A ■ A ■ «nuirr»| Size S.S.W. Moderate- | X. H / I 1,1 ,ace ' « eo, ’9ette, crepe de cheiie _ ‘ F fv priced I S J\ 25/« I and satin. Shades of white, ivory. . W ■ k ' pr ce H 1 J 7 S beige, lemon, pink, saxe, bottle, 95 /= ■ * "xfrl H navy, brown and black. WIF IBF ” F ? I W I 7/11 to 15/6.. ' IP - ■I A Ek *" , XII -. ...„ ■ ‘ k WHY NOT “LAY-BY”? ffH|Vl| W? < ft hqH Ww WHB R H erV * C ®? | 1 / 6 * n die £ Discount. Save your X [ Hundreds have. A Small Deposit, IHe || |WI ft IM W IL II I Satisfaction Slid Cash Dodtets aud relulu them ollce a X” „a -d. « tc. j, BilMllllJ Mlli Quality. I”"

HOTEL CECIL (PRIVATE), 13 MANCHESTER STREET SOUTH, CHRISTCHURCH. (Under Entirely New Management.) —Superior accommodation. —Excellent cuisine. —Free garaging. Tariff: 10/6 a day. Weekly by arrangement. Fermaueuts from 32/6 a week. P. STEELE, Proprietor. ’Phone 34-174. ALBION HOTEL (Under New Management.) D, R, DOWELL, (Late of Hokitika). ALL SPORTS WELCOME. Special catering and comforts under the personal-supervision of Mrs. Dowell. Porters In attendance. Prompt pnone attentifl®. •Fbone 49 :::: P.O. 80HOLMES’ PRIVATE HOTEL, Next Coker’s Hotel. Manchester S.L, CHRISTCHURCH. The Oldest and Best Hotel for both Ladies and Gents. Permanent by Arrangement. Special arrangements for children. Will be pleased to see old and new West Coast friends. MRS. T. PILLING PROPRIETRESS. EXCELSIOR HOTEL, MANCHESTER STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. Popular and Conveniently Situated. EXCELLENT TABLE. BEST OF LIQUORS. PETER GALLIGAN PROPRIETOR.

HOTEL WINDSOR, 47 Manchester Street, CHRISTCHURCH. This -well-known Private Hotel is now acquired by MRS. M. C. KANE, and lias' been completely repainted, papered and -furnished throughout. Tariff from 9/- per day. Permanents from 30/- per week. Weekly by arrangement. *** Excellent Cuisine. M. C. KANE PROPRIETRESS,