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Grey River Argus, 18 July 1922, Page 2

A CHALLENGE TO THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC. The Liquor Traffic in its official organ “Continuance” dated July 1, says, “The Licensed Trade yields £2,500,000 annually to the Treasury.’’ We say, prove it.—Advt.

THE LATEST IN MUSIC.

At Kilgour’s: “The Kid,” “Kollomoff, ” “Smoke Clouds,” “Ohio,” “Pollyana,” “Coal Black Mammy,” “My Sahara Rose,’’ “Old Alan Jazz,” “Cuddle Closer,” “My Mammy, ” “Siren of the Southern Sea,” “That Old-fashioned Mother of Aline,” “At Half-past Nine,’’ “Over the Hill,” “Say it with Music,” “The Older they Get the Younger they Want them,” “The Smile of Molly Maloney, ” and hundreds of other songs, waltzes, fox trots and dunce music. A. E. Kilgour, | Up-to-date Piano Gramophone and Al usic Warehouse.—Advt.

H E N YOU CLIMB THE HILL. Call At THE ROYAL THY, ILL, DENNISTON. Only Sparkling Wines and Amber Ales in Stock. J. P. OLIVER, Proprietor. I p EYING TON’S HOTEL. GREYMOUTH. i — i Right Opposite the G.P.O. : Recognised House for Tourists ano Commercials. NOW UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT. Conceded the Premier Hotel on the West Coast. An excellent Table affording the best in the market. Wines and Spirits selected and guaranteed true . to label. M. A. THORNTON, Proprietress i(Late of Ngahere). telegraphic Address: “Bevington's.’

AND A. STORES. REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. 'Phone 152. The Up-to-date Store, ■with the Up-to-date Prices. It WILL PAY YOU to send for Our Complete Price List. ALL QUOTATIONS ARE FOB CASH. Country Clients will please send Cash with Orders. Any amount over will be returned with Invoice. JUST A FEW OF OUR LINES New Season's Prunes, lOd per lb. New Season’s Cooking Figs, lid per lb. New Season’s Dates, 6d per lb. New Season’s Evap. Apples, lOd per lb. Worcester Sauce (quart bot.) , from 1/1 per Bottle. Tomato Sauts (Quart Bot.), from 1/6 per Bottle. Assorted Pickles, 1/4 per Bottle. Duyras Maizena, 8d per lb. Cornflour, 7d pci lb. Dessicated Cocoanut, 1/ per lb (loose). I Starch, 9d per lb (loose). Epp’s English Cocoa, equal in quality to any other brand on the market, lOd per Jib tin. Nugget and Radium largo tins 1/, small tins 7d. Candles, 1/1 per lb. Colman’s Mustard, Jib tin, 1/-; Jib tin, 1/11. Deep Sea Salmon, 1/2 per lb tin. Machonochie’s Tinned Fish, 1/3 per lb. tin. Almond Scented Soap, lOd per bar. Best Cheese, 1/3 per lb. | Jam, 11b tins, 10/6 per doz; first | quality. >,Tam, 21b tins 20/. per doz. First qual- [ ity. Jam, 71b tins, 5/6 per tin, equal to 9}d I per lb. (Pie Fruits, J-gallon tins, 2/- per tin; 22/- per doz. Marrowfat Peas, 3Jd per lb. Mount View Teas, Blended on Honour, and sold by Merit, 2 Z 6, aud 3/- per lb. Loose Tea. No 1 Blend, 1/9 and 2/- per lb. Flour, 25’s. 6/11; 50’s, 13/6; 100’s 26/9. Railway Freights paid on all orders fo T £5 aud over. All lines of Croekeryware, Glassware, Tinware, Enamelware, kept in stock at cut-rate prices. White and Gold Cups and Saucers at 15/6 per dos.