_ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM WBOu HOUSEHOLD LINENS ■ Mgk Springtime most housewives I <>yfa_iiii- ? 3 turn out the linen cupboard in the V^Mr_ HjA course of Spring Cleaning. No ' doubt you will find many pieces Kt. IwO* tattered or torn, sheets need replac- == ffirxj'V *7Offigfl j —a |l W\ ing, pillow slips tore, towels in ™ r f-A-Sr '<M holes—quite naturally these articles ~ 'iSfa&ld iP-Jn [ F wear out. We have a choice selecI H tion of — KIS Horrocks’s Calicoes and Flannelettes, Tootal’s far- ee antulles, Hoyle’s Prints, == I SP Pl a,n Navy Stripe is * Drills, Pillow Slips, Mar- = V v cella Quilts. |= = Quite new and dependable wearing quality are these goods, EE ™ whilst the prices are decidedly low. You will enjoy looking over ~ these, so please call. EE | HAY’S SAMPLE ROOMS, | = Opposite Town Hall, EE 1 RIACKAY STREET - GREYMOUTH | ’Phone 341. P.O. Box 22.
£ LWAYS SOMETHING NEW THOS. CRANKSHAW THOS. CRANKSHAW THOS. CRANKSHAW THOS. CRANKSHAW The Ideal Suiter. The Leading The Best Possible Serges Procurable Saltaire, and Tonmost Serge always in stock. Suits made on the premises by anteed. a Competent Staff. Satisfaction Guar House for Tailoring. THOS. CRANKSHAW THOS. CRANKSHAW THOS. CRANKSHAW THOS. CRANKSHAW ‘‘The Ideal Suiter,” Building* GREYMOUTH.
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Grey River Argus, 13 October 1922, Page 3
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