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Grey River Argus, 28 June 1922, Page 6

Special i BIG PUR ,)E LOT 1,—360 Ladies’ AVoollen JIL-iI'ERS in Cream, Pink, Saxe, Helio, Black, and White Facings, Fawn, Rose an . Lemon Usual Prices . . . . 19 t to 39 6 Nov/ .. 9 11 12 6 and 14 6 each ! LOT 2.—Ladies’ KNITTED AVOOLLEN FROCKS, in Fawn. Henna, Navy, Rose Special Purchase' ’w’ice 39 6 I LOT 3.—100 Children's Gre« JaN.XEL DRESSES, Fancy Stitch® ' Ilzes 24in, 27in, 30in, 33in, 36in, 39ii» £ 16 6176 13 6 IRt 21 22 6 [ LOT 4.—80 Children’s Wooller/KNITTED FROCKS, sizes 18 to 39 in/h— Special Prices 18 6 21/ 22 6 27. 6 LOT 5—92 only Children’s ’V’OOLLEN ROMPERS, in (irey, Na ?-, Saxe, and Cardinal Special Ptice 12 6 each LOT 6.—50 only Children Navy SERGE pleated’ SKIRTS. 21 to’ 30 inchl Special Value 12 6 14 3 and 16 6 LOT 7. 78 only Childr m’s VOOLIJ.X JERSEYS in Saxe. N:yy Brown. ! a dinal, Myrtle and Emerald, sizes 2‘J t. > 30 inch Value Here 7 6 eect ; Call while thjs unususny ;ftra: "i iat sis best See Win4»w Display. | eiKDEhkd 0 Spot Cash Depaits’ent Stores, i GREYMOUTH, REEFTON, AND HOKITIKA.

Hosiery for present wear just opened direct from British mills. 120 dozen Ladies’ Hose bought on the low market value exception; Ladies’ black Cash-mere-finish Hose 2/11 per pair; Ladies’ Black All Wool Cashmere Hose plain and ribbed, 3/11, 4/11 and 5/11 pair. Each pair guaranteed to be fast dye. McGruer and Co., Eeefton and Hokitika,—Advti 1