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Grey River Argus, 1 July 1922, Page 6

Special BIG -PBRCHASF LOT 1.—360 Ladies’ Woollen JUMPERS in Cream, Pink, Saxe, Helio, Black, and White Facings, Fawn, Rose and Lemon Usual Prices .. .. 19/6 to 39/6 Now .. 9 11 12 6 and 11 6 each LOT 2.—Ladies’ KNITTED WOOLLEN FROCKS, in Fawn, Henna. Navy, Rose Special Purchase Price 39 6 LOT 3.—100 Children's Grey FLANNEL DRESSES, Fancy Stitched, sizes 24in, 27in, 30in, 33in, 36in, 39in—--16 6 17 6 18 6 19 6 21 '- 22. 6 LOT 4.—80 Children's Woollen KNITTED FRO( 'KS. sizes 18 to 39 inch— Special Prices 18 6 21 - 22 6 27/6 LOT 5.-92 only Children's WOOLLEN ROMPERS, in Grey, Navy, Saxe, and Cardinal . . Special Price 12 6 each LOT 6. —50 only Children Navy SERGE PLEATED SKIRTS, 20 to 30 inch— Special Value 12 6 14 6 and 16 6 LOT 7,-78 only Children's WOOLLEN JERSEYS in Saxe. Navy. Brown, Cardinal, Myrtle and Emerald, sizes 22 to 30 inch .. Value Here 7 6 each Call while this unusually attractive range is al its best. See Window Display. KcGRUER and 0 Spot Cash Department Stores, GREYMOUTH, REEFTON, AND HOKITIKA.

To Reciine long life for your clothes, partiea’arly dainty garmems, I gja they must be handled when in the Washing Tub. I Continued Rubbing on a Scrubbing Board soon Ruins them. I BY USING—IXL. I BORAX WASHING POWDER I you, however, do away with practically all this scrubbing, yet S M clean your clothes as white as snow. Whilst securing the satis- g factory result, I X L is perfectly harmless to your clothes, a it being a combination of natural oils, principally from the cocoanut. F. JUST ASK YOUR GROCER FOR A PACKET | || SOLD BY ALL GROCERS IN 31b AND JIB PACKETS. » | ji The Modern R.^ri ge fo■ the [||||! Modern Housewife! I The Jnd <' r "j; /sS - Lignites ot •. t. y ’ ” _ • ' ‘ Iwi ca . . . . I Ecu'pped with Ovens ■ TT-' ■-> '-Lm sizes to suit (under Perfect Control. T i lij■' jli- every requirement I Cooks and Babes tot' e-2 1 LU. ;d " s c' •' i'-h-Entire Satisfaction of |’ L -P.ace. jThousands of House I’»«<•• t 41 ’Ask your Ironmonger I v/ives ij HtJI 9 dimt O S’ O" Y£u one I ~ -Mk Us | IS

| Some recent books. A. E. Kilgonr haSj nn exceptionally 1.-iig - stock of books on nil subjects. We Hie< i:i!isc in up-to* <late nuvcls by popnk r authors at th® lowest prices in the Dominion:—“Mun to Man.” bv Jn< l <(”i Gregory; “Mau'. Grey, priq| 3 6: “Taken bv <torm,” by 12. W.. Savis, price 2 ‘‘Th: t Re«l Girl,” by Lo'ii- ll.dgers, price 2/6® “The wider W: \. ” bv Diano Patrick price 26; “A 1 • of Intrigue," by May Wynne, pri< 2/6; “ Diamonds, by F. E. Penny, f r ee 2 '6; “Hooks of Stool." by H> icn Frothers Lewis, pric* 26; “'i'h' \is ion Splendid," by Wii liam M;. L' i Raines, price 2/6; “Ivi Beaucariiis, by A. G. Hales, price 2/® “The Indignant Spinsters.” by WirJ fred Boggn, price 2/(>; “The Nigtt Chib." by Herbert Jenkins, price 3/J|. Country clients add 4<i postage, Snfc to get it at A. F.. Kilgonr’s. up-to-d:i|« Bookseller, Stationer, etc.—Advt.

ANTED. Bushmen to know that jr» have in stock lar, : sized Dipne 1 Flannels, jumrantepd v terprooL Fo ■ arty aad Williams.