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Grey River Argus, 15 May 1922, Page 4

A SHOWER OF BARGAINS. Here are Bargains like Grannie used to buy. We bought a large wholesale stock at a big discount for Cash and these Bargains are the result. Pure Silk Ribbons, splendid quality, in cream or red only—Jin 2d yard, Jin 3d yard, IJinEd yard, Sin Gd yard, and 2Jin 9d yard. Women All-wool Black Cashmere Hose 2/11 pair Half Ounce Balls Black Mending Wool 4 for 2/3 27in Stout Cream Flannelette, soft finish—lOJd yd., 10/- doz. 30in Fine Soft White Flannelette 1/3 yard, 36in 1/9 yard 30in Striped Flannelette 1/3 yard 36iu Heavy Striped Flannelette—--1/11 yard 3Sin Plain Casement Cloth, cream and ecru shades .. 1/9 yard Striped Brown Towels, 15 by 34in 2 for 2/3 36in Stout Unbleached Calico—--1/3 yard Men’s All-wool Dark Crimean Shirts, collars attached—--15- each 56in All-wool Costume Flannel, navy or grey .. .. 5/9 yard Send Cash with Order. We Pay Postage. If dissatisfied with pur-' chase return goods and we’ll refund your money and amount paid for return postage. Hie Auckland Clothing and Drapery Coy. NELSON .7

EVERYBODY’S TEA ROOMS. TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH. ‘ 1 Cleanliness —the Best of Ingredients is our Motto. Everything made by experienced Pastry Cook. Hot Pies, Afternoon Tea with Coffee, Tea or Cocoa; also Soft Delicious Drinks obtainable all day and evening. Small Goods always obtainable. Try our Cornish Pasties. K. and* E. GIESKING, Proprietresses. JJARKEBB TEA ROOMk’ Visitors to town will find our popular Cold Luncheon at 1/6 tastefully served as ever. Morning and Afternoon Taa at all Hour*, Block Cake and Small Goods in all Varieties. ’Phone 227. SIXTH PROFESSIONAL VISIT OF E. CHOLERTON, M.P.0.C., M.V.0.A., LLA.O.A., OPTICAL SPECIALIST TO HOKITIKA. May now be consulted on all defects of vision at Keller’s Hotel. WANTED KNOWN YOU CAN GET THEM AT THE MAYFAIR fwrfWfrice 22/6 The Dally M. Football Boot As worn by the Springboks, All Blacks, English and Australasian Players. .IN MEMORTAM. I’Ll MM ER.— I n loving memory of Matilda Plinimer, died May 14, 1921. Dearly remembered by her friends. — Inserted by Mrs W. Partington and Mrs W. Lemon, Runanga, Mav 14, 1922.