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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 September 1945, Page 2

IiBALLANTYNES | I MEET THE NEEDS OF | | THE WORKING MAN— | I [ Here are sturdy garments to give long | !• and serviceable wear, stand up against ? ! the elements and hard work. ? I I i DARK GREY WORKING COATS, with three-button j i front and flap pockets, fully lined. Sizes 4 to 8— j 1 2 coupons £3/6/9 j I ’ KHAKI 818 OVERALLS for heavy outdoor work— | j- Medium Weight Drill .. .. •• 13/3 j j Heavy Quality Drill .. .. . • • • 3.T/6 I j In all sizes, 2 coupons. ' ' g | SERVICEABLE BLUE DENIM WORKING TROUSERS, . J j for general wear. AH sizes .. 2 coupons 2,55/® £ j KHAKI DRILL WORKING JACKETS, in all sizes— | | 2 coupons 2©/“ g I ALL-WOOL TWEED WORKING TROUSERS, in Grey | j shades. All sizes 2 coupons 30/3 g J DARK GREY RAILCORD WORKING TROUSERS in ? ’ I ! „ 3 I j ! ■ j j ✓ j | CHRISTCHURCH and TIMARU. | ■S 1 , —. .. ).l “ * . - IL- : r 11 .. ( > >«GUkt' * k U-SH* J *»*<*•> 1 ' ——

YOU CAN GET IT CHEAPER AT HARLEYS. ' A BIG STATEMENT BUT TRUE. There are no short cuts used in a HARLEY constructed piece. Cail in and see for yourself. HARLEYS have no spraying outfit; all work is hand fim-hed in the finest French Polish. A fiBBI SSBb wH |' -3‘ \ r c■ . fc/' II SI RETURNED SOLDIERS: Only the best is good enough for you. See us first and see that you get the best value for your money We have a large selection of furniture built to N.Z. Standards Institute specifications. ; r i i I I I Q swf Tiarals § | / ill? REMEMBER—YOU CAN GET IT CHEAPER AT HARLEYS. HARLEY & CO. LTD. MACKAY STREET : : I ! GREYMOUTH

BOOK LIST £* rom A. E. KILGOUR TAINUI STREET Selection of the Popular “WILLIAM ’ Series .... Riohmal Crompton “THEY WILL ARISE" (This is a new booic.bv the author of “Kiwi Sana”) .... Martyn Uren “THROUGH THE STORM" - Philip Gibbs “JIM COMES HOME" - - -■ Frank Tilsley “YOU'VE GONE ASTRAY" - Honor Croome “FAIR STOOD THE WIND FOR H. E. Bates FRANCE" “DRAGONWYCK" .... Anya Seton “YEOMAN'S HOSPITAL" - Helen Ashton “SUSAN CROWTHER" - - Naomi Jacob “MR. GURNEY & MR. SLADE" 'Wirwick Deepinci “DIED IN THE WOOL" - - Nqaio Marsh “LISTENING VALLEY" - - D. E. Stevenson “SUNRISE" Anne Duffield • “MARCH MOON” .... Nelle Scanlan “SINGAPORE TRAGEDY” - Stanley Field “THE CURTAIN RISES" - - Quentin Reynolds “STRANGE FRUIT" - - - Lillian Smith <• “SLACKBIRDS ON THE LAWN" Jane Morton “HAZARD" Joan Sutherland “LOW SPIRITS" Joan Butler

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