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GREAT ANNUAL . i END OF SEASON f iO M | jp 8 I ft® Its! | JF’e intend this to be our record breaking sale, so the reductions are great- ♦ er than we have ever before made, thus making the bargains more < tempting than those for which ice are renowned. Remember we have < ’ but two sales each year, and these at the end of the season, thus enabling us to offer much greater values than our competitors. W 7 e mention, hei e ' some of the special bargains taken at random. There are:— ‘ 1 only Zulu' Brown Diagonal Cloth COAT. | SW. Georgette BLOUSES in navy, black, < . SW. size. Usually 84/-. Sale Price 19/11 | beige and pink. UsuaHy 18/6 w < ’ 1 Girls’SiUj and ' | ’ 1 onlv W size Ice Blue Cloth COAT, finish- H Usually a/3 to 3/11. Sale Price ©6 . Usually £p? hZ-. q/6 ■! Our | : Oddlineso ' L : di js“Sl- 2/ "- 4/11 t ■ 1. only W. size Harbour Blue COAT. Usually 8 22 Dozen Mens WMe End TILS £6/5/- Sale Price 59/6 | s a!e Price 1/-, 1/ b> 1/1 1 - 2/6, 2711 ' 1 only SW. Teal Blue Boucle COAT with fur I ■ 40 dozen Men s White Lawn HANDKER- ■ - Russian collar. UsuaHy m/6 15 ❖ 1 only SW. Mulberry Diagonal Velour COAT. rnnTRATT 6 HOSE Us’ufoy Usually £6/19/6. Sale Price 59/6 Men’s All Wool lOOTBALL HOSL UsuaHy : 1 | Men's 7 M-ide Webb BRACES. > ' 1 MU ' ben ' y Mens Atlas Brand White Short .SING- | i 1 W. | ' 1 only Matron’s Myrtle Grec^CMh^COAT 6 | Men’s Khaki Hiking HOSE. Usually 6711. /6 : Eibted i : Men, Red Marl aM^ | . 1 only Black Furette i-COAT. W. size. Usu- . w . c T <tgt ets midUN- X ally £l2/12/-. Sale Price £B/8/- Men_s Heavy All Wool SINGLETS and UN 0. ’ 1 only SW. Maroon Boucle COAT. Usually DERPANTS. Sale Pi'ce 9/11 £6/15/-. . Sale Price 69/6 Men’s Check Woollen SCAIiYES X ' 1 “‘c’oat; uilially £7/f/6 Sale'pr%e 79% j Men’s Leather JACI i E T S p,.w(‘™/''“ l / i % C %' ♦ , 1 only Petite Green Me n’s Warm Wool ’ DRESSING GOWNS. ❖ > 1 onlySW. Teal Cloth COAT Usually £6 Brown with check facings. A orthßo/-. ir/ ct =in Prirp Sale Price 69/6 1 1 “’ksS/O 10 Gl ' een Vel °Sal= C ?Hc T e f i TYMONS ltd. i i TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH. 4

w e Wi WHO ARE NOT j|| ABOUT TO DIE ' igg| ■, i If you have tears, hold them; if you have cheers, hold them. \ V ’’ Ajo? ' f This war’s not won yet. j . v Men still walk into the steel : 7 ; j and the flames and the concussion; s . v s ; And some don’t come back. .-.A' They’ll keep doing this till ' ? ’’’ ' VICTORY. Can we who are not about to die Hold anything back? : '' ' Can we keep money in banks, 7 ' '' under mattresses, lying idle ' fo When it might ' Save Lives. , Salute these Soldiers of yours : through the Victory Loan. Do your part sincerely, j urgently. Prove that you place Victory and Peace W above everything. The swifter the winning The fewer lonely crosses; .... .. Lend and Keep Faith. fl OTO 0V 1 Ijf H Iw I W i r/USpeCLUi- emu upp/ICUI/un (UIIIC. /iuhi uny uunr,, t Hg ft J H Postal Money Order Office, or Sharebroker, dr from P4oflfl 0 0 0 0 I 0H 1 1 W the District Treasury Offices at Auckland, Christ- XwJUOIJ U LU ft II church and Dunedin. A Trustee Investment. ' ' SALUTE THE SOLDIER THIS WEEK . 10 , „■ r, — I. -I --> ii'I<M«BIiffr.Iiia? W.TWWOIIWPIMMMWBM

| ONLY 2 DAYS TO GO i eC% £som ■ i'l W W ALLUVIAL GOLD By of arrtfr? rMilWl Objects: To raise funds to the extent of the /Ajj i I t,J IJm ( profits available for the objects to be specified by the Hon. Minister of Internal Affairs. ! CWa Secretary: N. McArthur, P.O. Box 110 V/ellington 395 PRIZES. 3 Treasurer: B. L. Hammond, P.O. Box 110, Wellington. r I CLOSES: 16fh September, 1944. | DRAWN: 27rh September, 1944. MISS J. ROSE. P.O. Box 171, Greymouth. O ■ Please send me ’ z tickets in “LEAP WITH JOY" Art Union, (Tickets 2/6 each). I endose Postal No’te’ior’T : , also stamped addressed envelope for reply. (Postage stamps not accepted in payment of tickets). . ( ' NAME HiWpwitSj'il llljlj 1' (Mr., Mrs. or Miss) , ADDRESS I