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Grey River Argus, 13 April 1916, Page 6

~ — — : — ; ' I J& Npw taKMft Gowk l &m Are Now on View j li^fl^ *TW' ND glorious fine they are too. Heartened by the Wmm*\ tI T\ / % splendid support given us in the past, we have A I'MK Ui^^^ffMk *^ spared neither pains nor expense •to make our » L in MW^^^mK Winter showiug representative of the very best that Britain /P*" ilffi IP- Nlcosttnaes- liM £r ' With the wider Skirts are just dreams of style and good £v Our New Millinery •■ B&W^nWuMtik. c a e^» nt an( * educatio* 1 to-you. Ready-to-wears and " "' ' ' plain elongated sailors arc the veay latest London and Parisian /^SSSl^^f^iS^Ss^ styles, many of the most becoming modes being in Velvety s^B*m^BK&ri7&R&3l Velveteens, and * ilk, with finishes of Fur, Sport .Mounts and f =: * : 4!B3£nffmWK&^ fflraßHfl^fiß^ , The shades to rule this Autumn and Winter will be Jj&Z&Bff&Pli&B&^^w I v-» (S^n Nigger Brown, Mole W k tßlack, and White with relief touches /xffit2££Sj^\ ~jf \&^kBEBL of Champagne, Shell Pink, and Purple, finished with smart t ,s'' . * v>> "\ iHNg^^M^ We cordially invite you to inspect this showing, w J ' v it is not bettered in the South Island. » • ■ ■••_.. ■ . Mawliera Quay, Greymouth, I

jg Remember our « M Brave Lads at JSwI >^H*^V il^Si!^. ' i'iie question of suitable gifts is evefarm! iWa^tS" .J&^a ryone's consieration at this time and Kftllill 'MrLo^Sa-**^^Nl a^ are k een to sen^ some remembrance ■Sjnll tK|^. ** eitlier large or small to those f riendi HH9A Vl&^A. *^§i& c * r rations in the firing line. Wgßk XStbp B V^Mr WHATEVER YOU GIVE MOoi BE oral practical and useful. BffflW nd you cannot do tatter than choose HUffll from our s P eciall y selected stock. H»m» WE ARE OFFERING A FINE LINE H|l^^ OF WRISTLET WATCHES WHICH W^U^^^^ WILL STAND ANY AMOUNT OF WEAR AND TEAR, lhey ha^e luminous figures and hands and they are reliable * every way. We have hosts^.of other gifts which .would be thoroughly appreciated by any of "the boys." It is our uesire to give you honest and full value for every penny expend ed and we have priced every article at the very lowest figure so that it is within every one's Teach. We Invite Inspection J. Cairney Greymouth. Grass that Land with the BEST SELP, mmm a .^^^^ mt? 1 * x.l\ j. I'stgßg3a'^mmtS^S^a^^tt!Kiu^sv1 ' stgßg3a '^mmtS^S^a^^tt !Kiu^ s v I £gggg£. repaid --time arid '.■'"•' time over. Our present stocks of Cocksfoot, Rye, and Clover is the best money can buy— the best varieties, machine screened, free of weeds and all robust seed. * Nbw's the time to put down these pastures in grass and secure a dense succulent spring herbage. Let us supply you with the seed. GRIFFEN & SMITH, Ltd., SEED MERCHANTS

It was tbe steamer Hesperus That sailed the wintry sea, But the skipper bold had an awful col<i> • And was sad as sad could be. But his daughter fair with the golden hair, Said, "Father, no words could be truer; No cure on earth has half the worth. Of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.' . New Books and Supplies:— "The Dust of Life," by J. Hocking; "The Crimson Gondolier," by Nathan; "The Fortunes of G arm, "by Mary Johnstone ; ["The Secret Seaplane," by Guy Thorne; "The Rainbow Trail." by Zane Grey; "Pollyana,' by Porter; "The Turn of the Tide," by Porter;, "Russia of To-day," by J. Foster Fraser. Price 3/6 each; posted 3/10. Procurable at B. Dixon's, Tainui Street— Advt. - For Children's Hacking Cough, Woods' Great Peppermint Qure.