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Grey River Argus, 23 April 1913, Page 2

f y^SpERWARE & CUT-GLASS, j ,'-. „... „. : . A wide space separates "the 'best and - 1 ... the other kind in . _■.•■■• I Silverware I •■ f "■ Cut Glass I t : AND YET THE^iIiOOK AMKE. 1 ;> ■.; r Time will shovir the difference iv the wear and color, yet 1 ? knowledge coming late is expensive. i PRODUCTS If ANDLED BY I S ARE OF THE REST | & HAVE STOOD . tile TEST FOR YEARS. 1 1 DRINK ONLY m|ili|nH I Jf^Ha S a '■* WR H B ■% |>|3CilHlfi 1 C3P isll&.S.i _KfcfcV I TO BE OBTALNEM W VERY WHERE t m Fact oorsu* Fiction. li Z: wm y • The fiction ia thai another' cocoa is "as good «a Van Houlen'i" ; I, ■ The Fact is there is not another cocoa to equal Van Hauiea'e. 8 * fi *■ every market in the world it is the aundenJ by which all fi '. ■ H .. other cocoas are judged. - Sa ■ I fJ|ST & Goes Farthest I I Wo rcest c r Sauce . | APPEALS TO THE TASTE BECAUSE OF. ITS | DELICIOUSLr ZESTFUL AND APrEriTE- 1 PKOVO KING FLAVOUR. r J \ I ■_■■.:',;' -APPEALS TO THE POCKET, FOJ! THOUGH | EQUAL TO THE FINEST IMPORTED. IT IS 1 ; : ;V ACTtTAtLY LESS THAN HALF THE I'UICK. | "MELIiUISH'S'' IS UNIQUE VALUE: 1 -" THE FLAVOUR MADE IT POPULAR."' 1 A/AII Take No Risk -13L IUU in dealing with us. mJBk "'" "'^ IFVrOUR; CLOTHES DO NOT MEET Mm® Sf .; - WITH YOUR UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL ftwM. ;' We Make No Charge/l|| L: WE .HAVE JUST OPENED UP A LARGE H(lll^> '■'- .-*'..: INDENT OF SCOTCH AND IRISH BbIH :.; - TWEEDS, ' ENGLISH WORSTEDS . AND " B» ■ \HLfc • ■ SERGES. WELL WORTH INSPECTION. gJffl^W^ WAUGH & EOESON. I i FASHION TAILORS, GREYMOUTH. 1

L JAMIEBON. ANNOUNCES that he has every facility for the accommodation of travellers to and from South Westland, at Ilari Hari. Coach stops at the premises. A commodious new ' residence has just been . erected . and EVERY CONVFAHENCE installed for the conduct of the'. -bus*ness. Provision has been made to acromnfodate as many as THIRTY PEOPLE at one time. FIRST-CLASS TABLE EVERY CONVENIENCE. . REASONABLE CHARGES. APOLOGY. — To many of aur customers who were kept waiting or. who were unserved on Saturday afternoon, we tender apolpgies. —^^COLE'S DRAPERY CO.. next Club Hotel

■ROYAL TTOTEL: , v / ; . ■"■'■ •';: GREYMOUTH. • ■(First House from the Greymoutb ! >^ : Railway Station.) j , ,; ROBEKT RUSSELL. Proprietor. .(L'ite of Dunollie and Parlc Hotels.) ' ■ — Having take:n over this first-class ' and up-to-date Hotel trusts by' '^strict aftentipn to detail tp merit the j vYjsuppprt given to his piredecesspr. i "vEveryv attendance to Correspondence ' /■;,.\,v\ by Letter or Telegram. { 1; TAR-IFF: 6s PER DAY. ; | . ; : The Table will, have special supervision, ; while 1 the^ Bar will be stpeked with the •purest Wines and Spirits. Luncheon: 12 to 2 p.m. (unsurpassed). Telephone No. 51. P. O. Box Np.'-67