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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 October 1947, Page 8

PRICES • ft Vallies that must convince the Thrifty Shopper 5 i ' ■ ■ ft \ SNAPPY SHOWROOM STYLES t ft LADIES’ NOVELTY LINEN SUITS. Floral and plain. New for 1 ft this season’s wear, with pleated skirt and jacket cut on enft tirely new lines. MILLER’S PRICES FROM 63/6 TO 100/- ; ft LADIES’ FLORAL SILK FROCKS with flared or pleated skirts, full ’ .ft or front basque, tie or buckle belt, short or j? sleeve, and 1 ft many other features too numerous to mention. ' ft MILLER’S PRICES FROM 34/- TO 75/- ■ g LADIES’ PLAIN COLOURED FROCKS in all the newest shades and g styles. Each one individually styled to suit the most fastidious ft tastes. MILLER’S PRICES FROM 39/6 TO 75/ft MILLINERY. You can’t wear last year’s hat with this year’s en- . ft semble. We haven’t seen anything like this year’s hats. They ft are a veritable triumph of chic. Yes, we have at least one ft hat of ravishing beauty to suit you. ft MILLER’S PRICES FROM 25/6 TO 4?/ ■ i ft UNDERWEAR SPECIALS g Special Release—LADlES’ OPERA TOP SLIPS in Celanese silk g locknit. Well cut and nicely made. Three-gore skirt, finished g- with beautiful lace motif. Hurry, for these won’t last long. g MILLER’S SPECIAL 13/6 EACH ft “MILERENE LINGERIE” THREE-PIECE SET in superior quality ft lace trimmed silk. Nightdress with ecru lace yoke and ft shoulder straps. Slip with opera top and beautiful lace motif ft Panties with elastic otp. MILLER’S SPECIAL 49/6 ft “MILERENE LINGERIE” TWO-PIECE SETS. In.sprig floral silk. : ft Slip 'with cross-over brassiere top trimmed with lace opera : ft top. Panties elastic top. MILLER’S SPECIAL 31/- SET : MILLERS ON THE QUAY ft ' a “ ft MAWHERA QUAY. PHONE 611. ' ft Branch stores at Westport, Hokitika and Reefton. ; IT’S THE BEST THAT ENGLAND CAN PRODUCE IT’S THE BEST VALUE IN NEW ZEALAND— . . THE NEW VACTRIC SIS, CLEANER yK This new cleaner has been de- ® signed to give greater assistra ance in YOUR home, at the 1 lowest possible cost . . larger A dust bag capacity . . easier to W empty . . quieter to operate . . vx complete set of attachments . . new swivel nN. nozzle that will remove hairs and cotton ease ‘ Robt. FRANCIS Ltd. GREYMOUTH. Also at Hokitika, Timaru and Christchurch. WHAT I NO fted Bia ? Then try this Delicious anti Nourishing Substitute 3 large tablespoons “HOLLY” ROLLED OATS. 1 pint boiling milk. Mix and allow to stand for one hour. Add two well beaten eggs and large tablespoon sugar with essence to flavour. Bake as custard. IT’S THE NEW PROCESS that gives that delicious FLAVOUR TO “HOLLY” ROLLED OATS. Made by—BUCHANANS (FLOUR MILLS) LTD., ASHBURTON. WHO ALSO MAKE FAMOUS “HOLLY” PRE-COOKED OATMEAL. HOW TO SAVE ELECTRICITY ' j 1 Tn hncinAG&« Switch off RADIATORS, motors and lights im- ft | mediately the need for them is over. If it is g | _ possible to use a substitute, use it. ' g z At hnmo. Use the coal range or open fire instead of the ft 2 Z *~ l ' * electric range or RADIATOR. ft ? Switch off the radio when no one is listening to ft ; iK ft > Use electric water heater as'little as possible. g > Switch off the lights in unoccupied rooms. g ' • REMEMBER! A RADIATOR CAN USE FROM ft I Wlieic. TEN TO THIRTY TIMES AS MUCH ELEC- ft : TRICITY AS A 100 WATT LAMP. ft I j s»nd Id tf«rap for boekht LTD., Fvr*' Food ’ DUKEDiN.