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Grey River Argus, 30 December 1920, Page 2

~~ 40 InchesWidf \ 12 6! YARD Beautiful trepe-de-Chene Here 's a Crepe-de-Chine special that will cause a rush of orders. We bought a big stock when the Silk market touched bottom and you Teap the benefit of our foresight. Fine soft lustrous quality in Emerald, Sfcy, Pink, Old Eose, Saxe, Grey and Golden Brown. . Don't 1 iclay. Send your orders now to avoid disappointment. Enclose cash with o r «lors. We pay postage. 1 goods ,if dissatis' 1 " d we '11 refund your •? ami amount paid fr r?* 1 m pusiugu. The Auckland Clothing and Drapery Company NELSON. TPVERYBODY'S TJL- EOOMS, TAINUI STJiEET, GREYMOUTH. Luncheon, Light Refreshments, and all tho Latest Delicacies, at All Hours. • Personal Supervision. MISS E. GIESEKING Proprietress JJARKER'S TEA ROOMS, MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH. Luncheon and Light Refreshments may be obtained. VISITORS TO TOWN: Our PopulaT Cold Luncheon will be served in our usual wellknown style. Tea and Cakes as usual, with Firstclass attendance. DEATH; RYAN.— On December 29th, 1920, at Hokitika, Mary, the beloved wife of Michael Ryan, of Rotomanu, in her 72nd year. Native of Dalais, County Kerry, Ireland.— R.l.P. yUNEBAL NOTICE. The Friends of MICHAEL RYAN, and Family, are invited to attend the funeral of his late wife, and their mother, MARY, which will leave St. Patrick's Church on FRIDAY, December 31st, at 11.30 a.m., for the Greymouth Cemetery. * R. E. BELLAMY, Undertaker Requiem Mass will oe celebrated at 9 a.m. on Friday.