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Grey River Argus, 27 August 1917, Page 4

.-■»R ■■, OUR SALE HAS ___^ COMMENCED AS soon as our doors were opened, in streamed an eager throng of expect- " WHITE FLANNELETTE, ant Bargain Hnntors, snapping up the Bargains as if they were pieces 3(} .^^ QJ of gold. Well, it is like picking up money. For value this Sale of ours eclipses all other sales. Prices are cut down till it's almost impossible DUCHESS SETS • • . 1/, 1/6, 1/11, 2/3, 2/9 each, to cut them : further least it be said that we are giving the away. Everything has got to go. We've new goods coming in and we want the TEA COSIES, 10* d each, space. LOOK AT THESE BARGAIN PRICES.: JAPANESE PRAM QUILTS, : ■ : • now 3/6. A.ll new and fashionable goods. Tip-top quality and worth 'double the money. ■ < . ' . . ' COLOURED BUSH RUGS, •-•'.. I ' ; ' 1/0, 12^6, 15/- each. ..;. > ! ———————— — ; 1 ; " DOUBLE WIDTH CREAM STRIPED COLOURED TOWELS, COLOURED MADRAS NET, COTTON SERGES, 1/6, 2/-, 2/3, 2/G, per pair for ]()ng ,' eurtaing> 2 /9, now 1/- . n <>w 1/6, per yard. WHITE TOWELS, : ; — 1/9, 2/3, 2/6, 2/11, per pair FIGURED FLANNELETTE, DOUBLE WIDTH LIGHT STRIPED VVOTTV nTTTT rpcj ' for dressing gown's, in Saxe, Grey, and WINCEY, WHIT \S g T le'beds 6/6,, 7/6, 8/11. Fawn, 1/3, now 7. per yard. now 1/3, per yard. WHITE QUILTS, WHITE FLANNELETTE v 2 PIEC e S . OF VELVETEEN IN for double beds, 10/6, 12/6, 14/6; L ' CRIMSON AND VIOLET ONLY, CREAM CURTAIN 'NET, WHITE FLANNELETTE, _ now 1/6, per yard. for long curtains, 3/6, now 1/9. 36 incnes Wlde > V 3 now Hi per yard. TYMONS Sc CO. Mawhera Quay, Greymouth

SEED POTATOES WILL BE SCARCE BUY EARLY •pHERE is every indication that seed potatoes are likely to be scarce and that tig prices -will be ruling lor potatoes next season. ' We have a good stock and all var- , ieties of splendid seed tubers, all of exceptionally 1 fine quality. We must . ask our customers to book early in order to avoid disappointment. The following are some of the popular varieties we have in stock. Up-to dates Oalmeny Beauties Hebrons Early Spring &c. CRIFFEN&SMITHLtd. "SELERS OF SEEDS THAT GROW" Boundary Street, - . Greymouth j _—— . DRINK ONLY | I SPEIGHTS PRIZE ALES j I To be Obtained Everywhere I

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