Velveteens AND OTHER Fabrics. We have just unpacked a shipment of the famous " Imperial" Velveteen. This particular brand of Vtlveteen haa alwayß gives satisfaction; it possesses a fine chiffon finish, with a nice glossy surface, and is suitable for Costumes. IMPERIAL VELVETEEN, 24inches wide, in peacock, marine, sapphire, light brown, mouse, sago, reseda, laural, pheasant, sky, Lechin, mordure, cherry, Napoleon, cardinal, , lizard, tabas, bronze, haricot-rouge, mole, scarlej;, grey, rose, navy, white, cream and black. At 2Blldavard. CORDED VELVETEENS, 22 inches wide, in myrtle, navy blue, brown, moss, cardinal, ruby, marine, mole, grey, light brown, white and cream, At 2s 3d a yard. HEAVY CORDED VELVETEEN, 22 inches wida> in cream and whit©, At 3s 3d a yard. SPECIAL CORDED VELVETEEN, a nice medium cord, 27 inches wide, At 2s 9d a yard. ALL-WOOL FRENCH CASHMERES, in vieux rose, reseda, myrtle, dark moss, royal blue, heliotrope, prune, peacock, grey, dove, sky blue, delph, new blue, rose, cardinal, maroon, prunellej light and dark navy, light and dark brown, and fawn, .-.'*• At 3s a yard. STRIPED WINCEYS, 40 inches wide, in cream grounds, with plain and fancy coloured stripes, guaranteed to wash well, At Is 9d and 2s 3d a yard. 40-inch WINCEYS, in navy blue, pink, red, sky blue, and turquoise, At 2s 3d a yard. PLAIN CEEAM WINCEYS, 40 inches and 44-inches wide, At Is 6d to° 3s lid a yard. NUN'S VEILING, for inexpensive Evening Gowns, in sky blue, tur--quoise, pink, cardinal, and helitrope; . 42-inches wide. At Is 6dand Is lid a yard. j ALL WOOL CHEVRON CHEVIOTS, in vieux rose, paon, turquoise, saxe blue, reseda, brown, sky blue, taupe, and light and dark navy blue; 56-inches wide, ~ At 5s 6d a yard. CHEVRON CHEVIOTS, all wool, in red, navy, brown, prunelle, reseda, moss, Copenhagen blue, navy blue, and paon ; 46-inches wide, At 4s 6d a yard. ALL WOOL CHEVIOTS, 48-inches wide, in cream, champagne, sky blue reseda, saxe blue, moss, brown, and navy blue, At 5s 6d a yard. Kirkcaldie ft. Stains, Ltd. ; — DEPARTMENT 10. Wellington. WATCHES THAT NEED NO WATCHING ! If you want a watch that won't stop when you stop — go when you go or strike for . better " times" you'd better buy a watch from Cairney's. No other watch will give you so much time satisfaction. They never gain or lose— they keep on telling right tune all tho time —day. by day— month by month and year by year, - They are better watches than you can buy elsewhere for the same price.— J. CAIRNEY, JEWELLER, GREYMOUTH. -GOOD BOOTS— S'OK Men's Wear. A man needs a boot that is comfortable, good wearing, and stylish — a boot that will keep its shape, and always -fteofc^ well through months of/hard wear^-.^. It is just such boots asM;kis. that we sell. Our stocks are soNJarge that' your selection is practically unbounded, and you can depend' upon every pair of boots you buy - hero being the very latest in style, and the very highest in quality. We shall be pleased for you to come in and try on a few pairs of these good boots. You will find fie price on. every pair is most reasonable. Why not come in to-day ? J.-W. CHALK, BOOT IMPOETEE, drcymouth and Reetton. P.O. Box 45.. 'Phone 160. Mackay Street Drapery_ Store. OPEN IN «-" Announcement. MESSRS. AITKEN & PETERS. (Late of Kumara). BEG . to announce to the public of Greymouth and SurroundingDistricts that they are OPENING an gs&BaPsKS&s?™ and COATES' NEW BRICK BUILDING. Mackay Street. .; ; And trust by keeping a well assorted stock of FIRST-CLASS GOODS; and retailing at the lowest possible prices, to merit, a fair share of pat'ronaffe. OUR MOTTO WILL ALWAYS BE: "Best Value and Satisfaction to the _ Customer. Small Profits and Quick Returns to Ourselves." COME ALONG AND GIVE US A TRIAL! YOU WILL NOT REGRET ITf Aitken & Peters Drapers juml ' Clothiers, MACKAY STREET GREYMOUTJI. THE PIANOFORTE, M BS> WTI, C* Dio "- : TEACHEB _^ , Looul Duly i ejfißterod . ~O1? ' Examiner with . •,.-..■ iv Music ' Minister oE THE for the Education. Goyernmbnt. : PIANOFOBTE , Talnuj St. Creymouth. Telehonei 18* . Pupils prepared for Examinations if required. Certificates can be obtained from Mrs Cadzow enlitlling' country pupils' : tp concessions in -Railway. -Fares. New term may be commenced at any time;
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Grey River Argus, 19 April 1909, Page 2
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