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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 April 1943, Page 6

GREAT NEWS FOR THE BUYING PUBLIC OF WESTLAND. SPECIAL PURCHASE Our buyer has been fortunate enough to secure a stock of goods which have become available on account of military obligations. These i comprise lines which have been virtually off the market for some time, and these much wanted goods will be offered to the public in lots which will ensure that everybody will have a reasonable oppoitunity of securing a fair share. WE MENTION BELOW SOME OF THE MANY LINES WHICH WILL BE OFFERED AND ARE ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOWS. Children’s SOCKETTES in various colours. | 36in x 36in Floral Silk SUPPER CLOTHS STEEL CROCHET HOOKS. Sizes 3to 7. | (linen effect). STEEL HOSIERY KNITTING NEEDLES. I Coloured TABLr. CODERS. cus t O mer Girls’ LOCKNIT VESTS. | ‘ SATINS customel ' Girls’ LOCKNIT SLIPS. I ?q^ a^JzY R FTTWTSHING DAMASKS for Ladies’ INTERLOCK VESTS. 481t \mF r DAitIASKS Ladies’ LOCKNIT BLOOMERS. . ro nn T ft nop pttps in fh w ci 7 p« Ladi s e une? X heTvv%ua?itv PYJAMAS m FLORAL FURNISHING LINENS for loose Ladi £ndte? Ured UMIftiELLAS - with tancy 27to C &^„ an COCOANUT MATTING (quanBlafk Silk DRESS MATERIALS. j Zealand " d A " W °°' FiioßAL D pRINTS MenJ Grey Cotton WORKING TROUSERS. Coloured ORGANDI MUSLINS. All shades. m 5 and b BlaC and n 36fn ggerßroWnVELVETEEN - ” " Men% S H°?v? WoX SOCKs!’ NURSERY SQUARES. Two qualities. | Men’s Interlock SINGLETS. Sleeveless. M. 27in Heavy Fleecy NURSERY CLOTH. | and O.S. x , COLOURED TOWELS. Heavy absorbent | Men’s Interlock SINGLETS. Short sleeves, qualities. 1 Pair each customer. I M. and O.S. PILLOW CASES. Two qualities. 1 Men’s Interlock UNDERPANTS. M. and OS. fOm PILLOW COTTON. Four qualities. Men - S Locknn Sleeveless SINGLETS. WHITE PLAIN SHEETING.' Men’s Locknit SHORTS. _ SINGLE BED SHEETS in white and un- Boys Fine Serge SUITS. (Best English bleached. serge). DON’T MISS THIS MARVELLOUS OPPORTUNITY AT THE STORE WHERE FRIENDLINESS GREETS YOU. TYMONS ltd. TAINUI STKEET, GREYMOUTH. ( MY WIFE'S FfiO« i O ; CHANGED 10 SMILES Lkfif « X, . J ,/* j ii i * C ' UgET OUT OF MY ww) ill i (RUB-RUB-RUB]l YOU NAUGHTY CHILD.f / < ’ < J- 1 WISH THESE \ : K you know it's Z, / i .... qi \ Mothes wouty. [I WASHING DAY K z -;.'Fa I' NxV /' KN/tV Come A. .l t I ( WASHDAY USED TO ) / AND A BAR OF? | s ' WORRY ME TOO, 'AUNDR/NE V 1 . * n BUT NOT SINCE I f SOAP PLEASE ) I/?'/ I w CHANGED TO A J i lA.zip \ fxh n With Laundrine you get clothes clean (SOMETHING'S CHANGED)! without hard rubbing. Doesnot Jf | g A W OUR FROWNS / \ L cannot get better soap \ value anywhere. Try Laundrine (f / //i yourself next washday.

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