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Grey River Argus, 26 August 1912, Page 4

1 Money" saved is money made. -.Tbcie.--fore, that being- the case, the inople 2 of Greymouth are continually making: 1 money by shopping .at C; Smith's 5 where money is saved on- -many pur- . chase 5 - Stj'lisli goods of quality, for present wear are now stocked Jierc. ' ' and you will find that there is real * economy — real money-saving- for you in t fulfilling- your drapery and clothing: waits here. Your early call is advis-ed-r- the. lines and prices are at h-.-xst worth your inspection.--A'dvt. 1 Cycle lepairs find safe refuge i» tj»f» : hands of our expert' staff.— F. C. Wade and Co. : ■■'/^ 5 I want your custom for men's wear; - I cannot show value in cold paint but have a look at my 4s ()d windoiv and you will: be convicr«l that liiy ' goods are absolutely pliable vand ' prices rig-hj. Hats, Sh'iils, Und<*r- - wear, Slippers all at 4s 6d.— Robert M. Hempseed, Where the Good Hats are. — Advt. "-> . - : " '. A^isit ' Darby's sale to-day :— Larjf e 5 size claw hamtaers for gd each; I^ug- ' get boot' polish 3 tins for is; camphor c id per. block. The finest broom ever c seen in New. Zealand, worth- 45 6d for 2s 6d, copper bound with bamboo^ Jian dies — everlasting-, wearers. Bottles .-of perfumes from 6d to* is a bottle -arid thousands of useful lines *to be cleared J; aV-ios- in the £. <Fire .irons and j- brasses, poker, shovel and* . torififs, usual .price gs 6d and us 6d a set to ' go at s's the set of 3.— Advt. ' 5 Usefu.l Gardening- Handbooks : -"Pictorial Practical Bulb Growing", ."CHi ?• _ santhemum Culture," "Fruit Grow- '. r ing," "Garden Planninqr and Piait . ing," "Tomato Culture," "Garderim'gr > Difficulties Solved," "Tree and Shrub ?■ Culture," "Carnation Growins:,'-' price , Is 3d each, postag-e 2d extry. "Cbrii servatory Construction and U eating" . cloth bound,. 2s 6d, postage 3d extra. 3 Procurable 'aV.B,. Dixon's, bookseller . and stationer,' nearly opposite the . Post Office.— Advt. Workmen note--Working shirts, from t* 2s 6d, flannels 2s 9d, boots 10s, saddle tweed trousers 83 6d,' felt hats (all » colours ) 4s.— Robert M. Hempseed, : Economy Sale.— Advt. ,; ' Engaged and future happiness rer- [ tain, I got th ering to-day, "oh the . 1 'phone to say my new Herculetf cycle ; will be delivered this afternoon. Budge ; and TomKift*.— Advt. Working men trj- a pair of our'lOs 6d - saddle tweed trousers, they are the t best working- trousers ever shown at ) the money. — Wm. McKay and Son.— - Advt. . 1 For best drugs, chemicals, physiL cians prescription dispensing, drujr--2 gists' sundries, photographic material. |" latest toilet requisites, horse. cattle, and dog medicines, etc., kindly entrust y our orders to T. H. Keddie. ■ chemist, Pnsil. Office Pharmacy, ?phonc I No. 97. P.O. Box 140. Satisfaction » guaranteed. — Advt.. v, '. New series of post cards represent- , tng the latest' productions from the . pencil of Harrison Fieher, Phillip Boileau and T; Earl Christy, are for sale at B. Dixon's, Tainui Street.— Advt. Some lines you may require: Leech«*? Fancy Ball Costumes for ladies and gentlemen, contains ninety illustrations, 9d a copy, postage 2d ; Weldon's Fancy Dress Guide contains 50 illustration sls 3d each, postage 2d ; masks 1 3d each; tambourines Is; bells Is dozen; fans. 6s to 5s 6d ; spangles, 9d a p_acket. Procurable at B. Dixon's. 1 Tainui street.— Advt. At Uddstrom's; Mackay .Street; can 1 now be seer, a New Series of Designs m Sideboards, to suit all pejekets; First-clasa \?alu«» Guaranfeed. — Advt.