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Grey River Argus, 3 June 1922, Page 4

REAL “COLD | CHASERS” Boys’ Warm Tweed j Overcoats 30/- EACH Fit Boys 9 to 15. There’s not another, store in the] land that can offer such an as-J tonishing bargain. Credit stores charge from 42/-1 to 60/- for similar coats. Smartly-cut d ouhl e-breaster Overcoats these with belt at back. Well made from dark, warm, winter coating and lined throughout. They look good I and are good. j Fit boys 9to 15. When order-] ing state chest measurement, 3 height of boy and length of! sleeve (inside seam). | Encolse cash with order. We] pay postage. If you don’t think this is the! biggest overcoat bargain you] ever bought, send it straight back and we’ll refund your money together with return • postage on coat. Free—Our Big Winter Price List Write for one now. The Auckland Clothing and Drapery Coy NELSO ‘'

EVERYBODY’S TEA BOOMS. TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH. “Cleanliness —the Best of Ingredients is our Motto. Everything made by experienced Pastry Cook. Hot Pies, Afternoon Tea with Coffee, Tea o- Cocoa; also Soft Delicious Drinks obtainable all day and evening. Small Goods always obtaixablo. Try our Cornish Pasties. K. and" E. GIESKING, ProDrietresses.

JJARKERS TEA ROOMS Visitors to town will find our popular Cold Luncheon at 1/6 tastefully served as ever. Morning and Afternoon Tea 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.. M.A.0.A., OPTICAL SPECIALIST Is visiting Ross and Hari Hari and may be consulted on all defects of vision at Empire Hotel, Ross, May 26 and 27th (D.V.); Hari Hari Hotel, Hari Hari, May 29th and 30th. JOHN BIRD. DENTAL SURGEON—BY EXAM, OF WESTPORT. j Wishes to notify the residents of : Tnangahua District that he will visit I Reefton on TUESDAY, June 23, every j four weeks thereafter and may be seen j at the Dental Rooms, next Wicken’s. I Watch “Argus” for dates. Charges for all classes of work most reasonable, especially to School Children. I ALL WORK GUARANTEED. I A P p E E C I A T I O N. ! I desire to take this opportunity of | Thanking the many friends for their kind messages of sympathy and floral I tributes tendered in my recent bereavc- : ment. I desire particularly to thank ! the Officials of the Oamaru Racing Club, and the Doctors’ and Staff of the Oamaru Hospital, for their thoughtfulI ness and kind attention, which will never be forgotten. MRS FRANK FAULKNER AND FAMILY. Cobden, June 2, 1922.