Ask your mother to buy you these pretty clothes Illk A brand new range for brand new babies. BABX LOWNS Everything a little one needs to get a right Come in dainty styles made = -b’ slilrt ' in life „I 1 at small prices, and there's a a .lovely range for the toddlers too, just opened. ed- prices— All smart up-to-the-minute clothes you’ll just 2/6 to 4/11 Rompers—be proud to see the kiddies in. Baby wear is a There’s’a line of Children’s WOOL KNITTED i.u pitniu • ROMPERS that you will appreciate. TYMONS specialty. Well be pleased to assist Pluilket Petticoats Pi’iced 5/6 you in your selection of comfortable wearables rol , rect in cUt and nicely . ~ T fnr H><> children finished. Knitted rOCKS™ 101 the childien. Winceyette styles- And a line of KNITTED FROCKS equally as 2/6 & 2/11 Priced 5/6 Baintv Pl am and 4/11 Cardigans'C Dainty riam ana AX For children and also for the older girls. Are specially attractive. All sizes up to 26in. Breecliette Sets Short Petticoats Prices 7/11 to 17/6 Arc varied and all of good , . / ; ,4bP/: ; Y | i Show in new knitted de- quality. Jumper bllllS—- - signs, very daintily finished. Prices range from— Come in new designs that will appeal to all. I /6 to 3/6 18in and 20in - priced from— ' ' Prices 13/11 to 17/11 13/6 to 27/6 — Ku . ttcd Frock _ I F ol ' real daintiness there’s a tiny KNITTED / N'® Th ’rRT v'lu FROCK with frilled effect. / 1 I V -Il H Priced at 8/11 Bibs- - -1/- to 2/11 HL ' I'l j|l\ Knitted Jumpersp| U j liW\_ For the older girls, show in some new styles. Bootees- - 1/3 to 2/6 se.n to asm. jg/jj to 15/11 Infantees— • I/- * o 2/3 BHCAjsE// I A jLegginette Sets MATINEE COATS new Y’X ~ Q«w-r a i COAT SETS for girls and io LEGGINETTE SETS. These minute n baby wear. will appeal tp everyone. show in popular shades and the minu e y PRICES FROM— OoSoWtK/ are really smartly cut. PRICES FROM- 15/H PRICES FROM- g/ll 7 /U ±O/XX \LU , ■ 22/6 set. | d/X1 tO TYMONS 1 FOR ALL CHILDREN’S WEAR. 58
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: GARDEN LIME & ARTIFICIAL j | MANURES. : t DELIVERED FREE IN GREYMOUTH OR. < g COBDEN. 6 Lime- ■ ■ 5/- per Sack of l|cwt. J Superphosphate— 8/6 per Sack of Izjcwt. | Blood & Bone Manure- 12/6 per cwt. | Garden Guano— . 14Ibs Bags at 1/6 bag. I KEATING’S t > CASH GROCERS :’• I GREYMOUTH. Z- A A ZK A xSk A A
, ■ ■ 1 F)R Furniture, Bathrooms and all interior work try Bright Light Quick Drying Enamels. —Smith and Smith’s, Mackay Street
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Greymouth Evening Star, 16 May 1939, Page 4
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