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Grey River Argus, 19 May 1922, Page 4

i KI (WERWEAR! Heavier— Warmer—wW/[ W°°!l y and Snug * Winter Weights how I'l /JI J ’ on / LilN L goocQ Men’s Heavy Wool Singlets and Pants .. 7 6 Mosgicl Pure Wool Singlets and Pants—--8 6 to 11/6 Men’s Fleecy-lined Singlets and Pants .. 511 Men’s Flannels, Navy, Shetland and Grey—--6 11 to 9 6 hNEWiZEALANDd NEW ffiW j CLOTHING ZEALAND FACTORY [q LoTH jmg-^I

TYMONS’ &CO. SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES FOR ONE WEEK. FANCY DEPARTMENT. Ladies’Diack Cashmere finish HOSE .. .. Now 2/6 and 2/il "0 dozen only Fine All-wool J'.ia.l: I'nshmoro HOSE, suspender Hips .. -.. .. .. Being Cleared at 4/6 per pair Boys’ GOLF HOSE 3/11 4/6 4/11 Coloured Beaver and Champagne HOSE—Usually 6/11 Now 3/11 Naw Silk ANKLE HOSE, very special 2/11 per pair White Siik ANKI.i; HOSE .. ’ ..' .. .. 2/11 and 3/11 MERCERY. Men’s SHRIRTS. the best value in town, quality, cut and style Bovs' SHITS .. .. From 15/6 Gents’ AU-wocl COAT SWEATERS .. ... ... From 15/6 Men’s HATS ~.. .. ... ... "Greatly Reduced DRESS. Navy SERGES, 54 and 56 inch, good all-wool—Now 15/6 17/6 OVERCOATINGS, special prices .. .. .. From 9/6 yard, 2 ; : , ,-s only Grey Striped TWEED, ; S4in—Being.Cleared'at 7/6 yd. <, 5 per cent. Discount to All Purchasers. 0 "6

L fSOyO FLEECY blankets ?■ ■ ——— [ OfeOlEZj FOR COLD NIGHTS. mu .--mi---Ya Now tliat wlnter is J llst al)out ]iere »'" 'Y n I an ex *- ra pair of warm blankets k 3 I.S would not como ajniss an(i would l ) .*** . c4<V< keep you snug and cosy on colder *”"**l ‘s&cl. _ nights. YOU PAY LESS FOR BLANKETS AT C. SMITH’S, LTD. All the finest makes are here—guaranteed to give long and useful service, including ROSLYN, PETONE AND KAIAPOI MAKES. Call and feel the heavy qualities of these blankets; then softness; and note the beautiful fleecy appearance. New Zealand products from the ■ finest all-wool. c. SMITH, Limited DRAPERS .. GREYMOUTH ~ ~ ; —- -j i

V 7 E 8 T x- O K J. ( When Next i® Town Drop in at ABTHUB G. FEtx— m FOR THAT PRESENT. RamambOT —- 3ew«Ha& /CENTRAL H 0 T E U HOKITIKA. MR AMOS DOWELL wishes to notify the public that ho has taken over the above Hotel, and hopes by stZzt attention to business to solicit a fair share of-public patronage. Only the best brands of Ales, Wines and Spirits Stocked. The table is under the supervision of Mrs Dowell. ( CALL ANDJ3KE “MOSSIE” WHEN | IN TOWN.