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Grey River Argus, 6 December 1918, Page 2

Just arrived — Pour new Books: — "The Man in Gioy" by Baroness Orc/.y, "An English' Rose.'-' by David Russell, "Earthware" by Lindsay liussell "Towards Morning : ' by J. A. 11. Wylie. Price 5/- each. * At B. Dixon, Bookseller, Greynumth. — Advt.

"Cylkcel" a rel able hard wearing and washing material 32 inches wide, for Blouses, Dresses. Mens .Shirts, pla n shades, checks, spot 55 and stripes. Usual price 2/8 yard, special Price up to Saturday December 14th 1/11* yd. Samnlc bunches now ready. Me Gruer and Co., spot cash Drapers, Greymouth. — Advt.

Hosiery.—L adies worsted hose in Greys and Heather at 4/11. Coloun-n Cashmere in Champagne, Heathers ano Mole Colours, 4/11 and 6/6 per pair. The well-known hole proof black- cash mere hose 6/11 per pair. A good strong ribbed hose, 1/6, 1/y reliable value.— \t Tyinons and' Co. Gr'eyinoutn— Advt.

Ladies who require a very hnndsome' Costume made for the SSuimuer at a reasonable price should place their order with C. Smith*, Ltdi, the,', wholesjile drapers and clothiers. / All the newest arid latest design's iii Oftstume Fabrics are cow ir stock in all. the most lovely shades for the coming reason. The latest an^. most, exclusive Loluiiriiuca aro alt C. Smith's-: — Advt.

"I 'will rceonimend you to my ! friends., the lit could not be better, and 1 am sure it would be impossible for me to #et more for my money anyi where. "A few lines typical of inju'ny received by John H. Ulasson Cashcl Street Christchurch from, [ dozens of men all over the Coast 'when j lie has tailored by mail. Tor your ■ information we mention a few particulars. When you •write for patterns you have at least fifty to choose from. A simple measurement chart is given you to measure yourself with,, enabling you to' do it as easyas any tailor, and at' the same time give details that lie would: not trouble about, but wait for a " fry oh to put straight. You lake nQ risk. Cloth fit' and make must please you, or demand an instant : refund of your cash. The suit will be made exactly as you like, and the prices no more than you would pay for a readymade. Do as^ other wideawake men are .doing and • write for patterns fit 7&s 80s Sss 95s and 105s. You will be smartly clad andj save at least a coup'.e of sovereigns. These are a few reasons why we recommend voii to get in. .touch with Jolin H. Glasson Cashei 'St, Christclmrch before, purchasing your new suit. If you want a pair of working trousers, all sizes 8/(5 and 13/6, money back if not satisfied, they wear like wire. 8/6 and 13/6.— Advt, \ . _ _