h Few Prices 1 OFFERING AT FOGARTY & WILLIAMS SALE 12 DOZ MEN'S HEAVY BRACES 1/9 Pair worth 2/6. MEN'S CASHMERE FINEST SOX 1/9 Pair now 1/MEN'S SUMMER UNDER PANTS 1/6 a Pair. * MEN'S WOOL FINEST SINGLETS 3/11 worth 5/6. 250 MEN'S HARD WEARING TROUSERS 11/3 Pair LADIES CASHMERE FINEST HOSE 2/6 Pair now 1/9. LADIES PANAMA HATS 18/6 for 13/9, 15/6 for 10/9. LADIES UMBRELLAS 6/9', 7/-, 5/11, worth double price. LADIES WHITE CANVAS BUTTON SHOES 11/6 for 7/6. I LADIES WHITE 'CANVAS BUTTON BOOTS 18/6 for 14/9. LADIES WHITE CANVAS ANKLE STRAP SHOES 11/6 for 8/9. I LADIES BLACK VELVET COURT and STRAP SHOES 11/6 now 9/3. ' ■ NETTING 3/9 yard now 2/11. I rGET VEGETABLES FRESH I FROM YOUR GARDEN. | ' y^ZZ~-Zj\ ( A frcsh > young cabbage or cauliflo f Z n][ wer ' cut an( * cOO^ C( i J ust when Z^giZ ''" f^ N \ ) X y° u Avant it* is far hotter than buy -A Hi k) in^ tlie thri3e or four-day-old __An__B__R_H_ 6-fk S ° rt * Hal;f the flavour is los *t by §f__W__-i___w7\. ]Bm keeping vegetables, and none are quite so good as your own grow I NOW iS THE TIME TO PLANT Griffen and Smith have a big selection of choice vegetable seeds, the sowing of which will well repay you. The seeds; are. fertile and guaranteed to germinate. Seed- potatoes stocked in all the leading vanetcs. - ? Y :... BUYING SEEDS^ NOW, YOU'LL HAVE VEGETABLES " AVHEN THEY ARE DEAR! SEE US FOR SEEDS! TO-D-AY! I QRIFFEN & SMITH Ltd. fa I Boundary ' Steet, ■ - Greymouth [1 \ DANGER I I turhs at every Greasy Corner! I The most careful driver is absolutely powerless I S~ ~*\ at times to arrest a side-skid— if the tyres / L-w \ fail to grip when the car is checked. Some- **■_■ _• _« times necessity calls for use of brakes— the " I V*/^-i t ti||> wheels lock, but the car skids forward liv Ul/lV and anything may happen. Again the brakes . r_rt-g _r S~9_k-_rt are applied— and in a flash the car is side-ways / yUli V-Otll on and anything may happen. Many a } T ■_»-*. __^ ** Motorist's heart is in hit mouth—when V OIVOIO he's crossing a greasy patdh. To minimise \' , these troubles, we strongly recommend our V" 'V~""""S/ 4 DUNLOP "RAILROAD" I w^ RUBBER NON-SKIDS. V C|B|P '^Z^^^^^^^^^r DUNLOP RUBBER C& - X "' '^lP^? _^_SIE3»; ' ALL »t ATt» • «_X
FARMERS FARMERS— GROW WHEAT. TC^E have some good Tuscan. Wheal, plant now and grow your own fowl wheat. This was done* successfully last year by many farmers at our instigation. Do it again and do it now. FARMERS— PLAINT LUCERNE. Now is the time to get the ground ready. We have the Seed, and what is most essential, viz.: — inoculated soil from Blenheim. We have proved beyond doubt how to grow lucerne on the Coast. Inspect the plot at Ngahere — results are there. AGRICULTURAL LIME FOR FARMERS. ' We are now supplying lime to farmers whio are shareholders in the West Coast Farmers' Co-Operative Lime Producing Company, Ltd. Farmers must supply their own sacks. We can supply small quantities of bagged lime to the general pilblic for garden purposes. Apply promptly, as there is a huge demand. ' ~ M s ARK SPROT & CO. ; \ Agricultural Agents, . : Zj ■ /. .;• .
■_B-'_l.___Br*_--a.MH______-__t__X_______-J_7 ________■___■ i TENNENT'S WATCHES ANSWER THE WATCH QUESTION SATISFACTORILY. GIVE YOU actual value for every shilling expended. Our stock i 1 made up of the most reliable timepieces to be had LADIES' GOLD WRISTLET , WATCHES. SOLDIERS' WRISTLETS (with or without illuminative % dials BEAUTIFUL <K)LD HUNTERS, STRQNG WATCHES FOR BOYS. • All pric.es from f J TENNENT [LLOYD'S Watchmaker and Jeweller GREYMOUTH. " ■.. |
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Grey River Argus, 18 September 1918, Page 1
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