\/ iInA I & JOml' &<7 V 1? // w «l II '-H » w! Is] d jjF a W 4 w z W S lohl JFJ \\ I y n u ■ IlfcfciU : ir *‘” OL Il IJfeffljinOl W ■ SUUTS FROCKS A FEW OF THE BARGAINS OOMTS AND A FEW MORE. Six onIy.—SMART TWEED COATS. • • i a • Twelve onIy.—LINEN FROCKS New styles and lined throughout. Were £3/5/- to Watdl the Big WiIMIOW AttraCtlOHS. Very smart and in all sizes. Were 25/- to 35/- “ 5 - Now 25/- Xfc 1 Now 10/6 to 18/6 < Two onIy.—TWEED SUITS EiH.t only.-TAIEORED COSTUMES £OS> ’ Ang ”‘ a <,CCk ’ 7™ “"*• W * & SW * ’ Were 80/- to 100/.. ' fi ‘“ ng - Wcre 49 /- Now 45/6 Now 29/6 One only.-FAWN SWAGGER SUIT ' c Twelve onlv.— RAIN CAPES American style with plaid skirt. Was 84/-. /WiR ' N ° W 59/6 7i/ WL MATRON’S FROCKS Six only.-SPORTS BLAZERS & SLACKS , ?// Outstanding selection in florals, blacks, navy and Blazers were 21/-. f brow " B ' Wepe 30/ ‘ lo <^/ ” ~ /x Now 15/- // f ySV ow R/6 to 25/6 11A large number of Smart WALKING and GOLF SKIRTS in plaid; checks and plaintweeds. Were 15 /' to 27 / 6 - DAINTY FLORAL SILK FROCKS. M W NoW 12/6 tO 21/Were 10/- to 45/-. A few only.-SUMMER COATS Now 5/11 to 30/- HWMMU lo||| I Swagger and belted in all shades and* sizes. Worth 39/6 to 69/6. Eight only.-BANCLE FROCKS & SUITS T ° t 0 Now 20/-to 30/- Make your selection and Lay-By. ACT WISELY. BE EARLY. /" W GET YOUR SHARE OF THE BARGAINS WHITE S 4 I MSMON CORNER THE HOME OF REAL VALUE. THE HOME OF REAL VALUE.
JEWELLERY There’s nothing in the line that we cannot supply, or repair. Bring your OLD JEWELLERY to us, and have It restored for further use. Every description of Watch, Clock and Jewellery Repairs done on the premises. We specialise in Engagement and Wedding Rings. A. H. MILNER WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER YTOTEL FEDERAL. tJL CHRISTCHURCH, (Overlooking Victoria Square). Excellent Cuisine and service second to none in New Zealand. The bedrooms are large, well-vent) lated, and heated with gas fires, the majority being equipped with hot and \ld water. Jazz Room included on premises. Bowker Fountain opposite.
T. G. LEWIS 'TQPRIETOR Cheaper Want “Advertisements” The charge for CASH ADVERTISEMENTS in the following classlflca tion: — WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO BUY SITUATIONS WANTED SITUATIONS VACANT PRIVATE SALE PROPERTY FOR SALE LOST AND FOUND BOARD AND RESIDENCE TO LET POULTRY AND PETS MOTORS AND CYCLES MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS —is—--12 words 1/-; 3 insertions 2/d 15 words 1/3; 3 insertions 3/18 words 1/6; 3 insertions 4/24 words 2/-; 3 insertions g/Booking fee 6d. extra. GREYMOUTH EVENING STAR
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Harley and Co. will sell To-morrow (Wednesday), at 2 n.m., a large quantity of furniture and furnishings. See auction advertisement.
EXCELSIOR HOTEL Corner High and Manchester Streets CHRISTCHURCH. “The Coast House” Is Famous foi its Cuisine & Service The model n bars stock every variety and brand of wines and spirits Monteith’s Ales are included in this comprehensive list. The tariff is 12/G per day, or 7/- for' bed and breakfast. i JACK GALLIGAN, Act.-Manager I R. V. E. AVALDR ON, Proprietor. 1 JJAGLUND BROS.. Grocers, High i Street, stock all first-grade goods, and will meet all competition for cash - Try ua. ‘Phone 184.
“Morning After” HOW TO AVOID THAT AWFUL FEELING Many of us are inclined to over-in-dulge in either food or drink or both with dire results. There is no need to describe the symptoms—bad heads, disagreeable taste in mouth, etc. — which are known only too well. For disordered systems arising from such conditions, Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills are invaluable. They act directly though gently, on the liver, increasing the digestive secretions, thus assisting nature to cope with the surplus food and drink. Upon the first indication of bilious symptoms, a course of Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills should be taken, or, better still, a dose before retiring will prevent that “morning after” feeling.
So easily made—so wholesome and delicious— CREMOLA. This rich Scotch custard is so nourishing and children love it.—Advt.
EPAPER your home for 1.939! Call and inspect our comprehensive range, or write for pattern hooks. —Smith & Smith, Mackay Street.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 7 February 1939, Page 12
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