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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 August 1942, Page 2

FINAL DAYS OF HAY’S BIG SALE! FROCK BARGAINS FOR THE “NOT SO SLIM.” FLORAL SILK AFTERNOON FROCKS in light and dark back" grounds, also gay designs, Long sleeves. Cut on slimming lines. WX„ OS. Were 39/6. TO c[ _ ear 2g/f . WINTER WEIGHT COAT. 1 ONLY MULBERRY COAT, smartly tailored style, buttoned high to neck, with stitch pockets. Fitting style. Was sgns. TO CLEAR 79/6 SKIRTS. SKIRTS in All Wool Chevron. Tailored styles, inverted pleats back and front. All shades. SSW. to OS. Were 24/6. TO CLEAR 21/TRESCA FROCK. 1 ONLY TRESCA FROCK, smartly cut bodice and novelty pockets and scarf to match. Tailored skirt. Shade: Cyclamen. Was 89/6. TO CLEAR 29/6 GEORGETTE BLOUSES. BLOUSES in Lemon and Cream Georgette. Long sleeves. All sizes. Were 19/6. TO CLEAR 11/6 RUST SATIN BACK MARLAINE FROCK. | 1 only, Bolero style, with cream georgette blouse and flared skirt. Was 89/6. TO CLEAR 49/6 TEAL SILK FROCK. 1 only, TEAL SILK FROCK braided in design of brown. Smartly cut in slimming lines. WX. Was 89/6. j TO CLEAR 39/6 § FROCKS MUST BE SOLD. See our Frocks in the very latest styles. Made in Angora woof. Woven and Wool Materials. All greatly reduced. l IT’S TOO GOOD A SALE TO MISS. | HAY’S LTD. | “The Friendly Store." | I doritadta J lacbj ” I H A BLITZ-FIT? HI gag That’s the kind you’re liable to get when you ' < ~ iM is® go Into no-man’s land—where yon are /7' // manoeuvred into a wave that’s camouflaged, I /f fggS surrounded witli rapid-fire talk, then given *L> it . . . whether it’s your type of wave or not. ,|||g H AFTER A FEW WEEKS, , ® when tlie wave shows its true colours, you’re apt to find you re feg: bought something that has a front with no morale. We know it -{gga W seems difficult to cut through propaganda and get at Quality and ig •j® Perfection, but it’s really as simple as saying “Maeder.’ ggsg H SIMPLY LOOK w O for a Maeder Salon —there’s one in every important town—and |||| a® get quality you can trust and rely on . . . waves and curls without 8® worry for month after month. Years ago we nailed efficiency gg? and quality to our masthead —it floats there still and always ife, I® . will. A Maeder permanent wave gives you full and free-flowing Kg; K® waves and curls that won’t “flop” . . . more months ot lively, kW? W luxuriant youthful beauty . . . and makes a lovelier “you. II USE „ ® ||| your 'phono and treat yourself KS? i° !l Maeder miracle —Full head £l/1/-, three-quarter head 15/-, AgaS: guaranteed six months. n||a I IfTL I I \ I fiIIIIIIIIIIiiIMIIIIIIBIIIIIIIIIB | BOOKS | H DR. A. J. CRONIN’S FIRST,NOVEL IN 4 YEARS g |J “The Keys of the Kingdom " g Author of “The Citadel,” and “Hatter’s Castle.” se |p Price 10/6 g g “Kew Zealand Calling" g EE A Novey by Gilmore Smith. g Price 5/6 g K “Notable New Zealand Trials" g By C. A. L. Treadwell. = gs ' Price 4/6 H “Old Westland” g = By E. I. Lord. = g Price 7/6 g g OBTAINABLE FROM I A. E. KILGOUR’S | f= BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, filßillllßlllllifflil

GARDENERS! AGRICULTURAL LIME ... 4/6 per sack. SUPERPHOSPHATE .... 9/6 per sack. MIXED BLOOD & BONE & SUPER - 10/- P e r sack - BLOOD AND BONE ... - 16/6 per sack. SEED POTATOES ALL VARIETIES IN STOCK AT CURRENT AND MARKET x ’ RATES. PRODUCE, ETC. MEATMEAL, MOOSEMEAL, BARLEYMEAL, OAT POLLARD, BRAN, PIGMEAL, OAT SHEAF CHAFF, FEED OATS, LUCERNE HAY, MEADOW HAY, MINERAL STOCK FOODS. BAILLIE, NEVILLE & CO., LTD.