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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 January 1944, Page 3

JANUARY SPECIALS Hard Wearing Serviettes 2/2 Attractive Art Silk Table Cloths 15/9 Pastel shades. Mat'd wearing quality. . r . l||n||irinr _gg£!] _._ 53” x 70” Col. Border Damask Table Cloths 1 49” x 68” Check Seersucker Table Cloths J9/3 . 49” x 49” Neat Check Cloths 15/9 New check tonings. Smart and serviceable. Each .^ ts3 - s - ss Hard Wearing Flannelette Nursery Squares ’ 24/6 At the town’s keenest prices. Usually 27/6 value. Now, Doz. Heavy Quality Twill Back Nursery Squares //■ Strong twill'back diaper. Soft and absorbent. 32/6 value. i£//v Warehouse Price, Dozen. Hard Wearing White Pillow Cases 6/6 Super quality white pillow cases. Specially priced, Pair tj^JE>a2^®X- i Heavy Quality PHlovv Cases p /z In a heavy weight English pillow cotton. Usually 9/11. O/v Our Price. Pair Super Quality Unbleached Pillow Cases At a real bargain price. Strong hard wearing quality, Pai r ~ Hard Wearing White Twill Sheets 36/11 Single bed size. Heavy twill quality. r Pa Extra Heavy Quality Twill Unbleached Sheets /;| Hard wearing twill quality. Single bed Value, Hard Wearing Unbleached Sheets 32/6 Strong British made unbleached sheets. Single bed size. Pair E^CTaK > roMggxaffisinEsczsg2Ma£asizsHaaiSins3nßBSBmtiaMasEaiß3ga3^cg.Mawai£^*‘^*i^ Super Quality White Linen Finish Sheets m#9 England’s finest grade linen finish sheeting. Unconditionally OZ</ guaranteed. Double bed size. Pair Hard Wearing Huckaback Towels 3/6 Attractive coloured borders. 48” Cottage Weave y-i -« n / /-g -i In a smart selection of colours in blues, greens, j/ J.l OL 0/ .1.1 brown, henna, etc. Smart patterns. Yard Hard Wearing Cot Blankets -0/6 Pastel shades with dainty animal motif. Each Double Bed Flannelette Blankets . 16/3 Coloured borders. Special Price, Each Ili 11 Illi 1 I r I zi vlf Mf 'M-F "^73 er ift®FYMOyTH I "Wtatiog Mm for Brace I Then, it was fighting men for Bruce— just lately it has been Bruce for fighting men! I Bruce have supplied great quantities of I 1 > woollens for the New Zealand and American Services, but nowit is your turn for a while. I More Bruce sox, knitwear and blankets j /X/ \ alc going to shops, so keep an eye ! WY/ open for ! nil n ip wOMaw» ■’YWaaaW* W® JwBsw(™ fy&sSEfflak. <W IW WWlSii iWWfi I i | RUSH THEM | \ AIONG T 0 I SAM McARA B st- 1 FOR EXPERT DRY CLEANING. I | Today, more than ever, E-V-E-R-'Y-O-N-E must > 8 take more care with his clothes— —make | I them, last longer, and that is where BROWN’S | I 4ND ARMIGEPTS SERVICE HELPS. ; II " t jl Send along your Suits, Costumes, Sports Trousers and Overcoats S f] N-O-W, and have them Dry-Cleaned or Dyed for Spring and | | Summer wear. The charges are moderate, ! BROWN’S AND ARMIGER’S . | CHRISTCHURCH. . |