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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 June 1943, Page 6

That elegant appearance which all women love so much can be attained by a considered selection from our wide range of Winter Coats, Hats & Handbags which are priced ivithin the reach of the most slender purse. Remember: TFe don’t buy two coats or hats alike., thus you are assured of securing exclusive garments. Our range comprises the very latest in bold checks and medium checks in tweeds, plain cloths and velours in all shades, Cheviots, etc. Our price range commences at ta £5/17/6 j/TV while other qualities are offering at WI-, £6/15/-, £7/7/-, £7/19/6, /WUt® £B/10/ “’ £9/9/ ’’ £9/19/6 and IPf £lO/10/-. Our new season’s Millinery ranges in price 14 f from 15/610 s/ - *I I are s^low^ a ver T wu le range of Handfll 11 \ b (! S s at prices from Hi I r 4 10 e/ ’’ M | :|| | W including all new shades, also brown, navy Ifl r 1 I an d W (lc k' |.li ’ 1 1 I Warm Tweeds, Cheviots, Trescas, Woollen Delaines and W oven Frocks in all shades. Sizes from SSW. to XOS. Priced from 39/6 to £6/6/I F, Cardigans, Pullovers, Twin Sets and Two v Way Slinkies in all shades, and so inexpensive. Call early and often at the Store where Friendliness Greets You. TVMONS ltd. TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH. 4 ...LEATHER JERKINS. a? o/ 7 //• A very 7 special purchase of . Men’s Genuine Leather < Jerkins, lined with Wool h- .'M' N : - ' ' for warmth—just the thing /r •••. •'.? to keep out the cold winds. ... > In three sizes—small men’s, I \ ■I V \ A m e n ’ s, and /jrv I - \ .• X- 1,0,,e 03'9 SPORTSMAN \ Ml FQR ■™ £ farmer FOR THE GARDENER / X/wW/Wfc 7 FOR THE COALMAN [COTTON CURTAIL ' 1 We have stocks of CREAM ALL-COTTON NET in a coarse, plain I mesh—or a finer one suitable for frilling. They are 36in. wide and > ideal for all windows. All one price— ONLY .. 4/11 Yard s 111 - T ISf ll Il I'C'/ y ■ ■-V' - ' / //A "A; FX . X'/j XJ- 3IRV ? € B'/V

jl Wlio finds tlie (ash to pay 1 Estate i Succession Duties F % ■ JF 7 — ? ) HEN the time arrives to administer your estate, will it he necessary to sell valuable property at short notice and perhaps on an unfavourable market to pay the Death Duties ? . . . duties which must be paid in cash and in full. The Public Trustee can help in this matter, as he possesses special statutory powers enabling him io advance the required funds with no attendant legal expenses and to avoid the Sa HI IO U M 41 forced sale of assets of the I lr IKI ] I I estate. Consult your nearest V it “ 'V Public Trust Office for further FU BIT Cl I? I? J i |J M