To those men who still cling to old ideas! lie A Talk about Saifs. MU?' There are still scores of men who believe that what was right twenty years ago must be right to-day 1 They have ijT ■ overlooked the fact that each succeeding year has brought Illi! 1 |H. • ; about subtle changes which make the ideas of years gone by 1 i quite out of date. jLli . \ ' To get good clothes it is no longer necessary to go to the so y i called “ hand-tailors,” in fact to-day no suit is exclusively ’« CN hand-tailored. The Crown Clothing Co., by the experience Jpn of years ; by new methods of buying and selling are now able to save purchasers a deal of money on suits, by eliminating the middleman and Ift I 1 dealing direct with the public. Crown suits are made in the very latest styles from smart serviceable tweeds and worsteds, and they are told at l IV I- f: i\,V s ■l\ wholesale prices. Also every suit is sold on a guarantee of money back if dissatisfied. Il|ll i|'ij \ C 'lt You take no risk in ordering. Call at the nearest branch and learh more about Crown Head Warehouse— Suits—made for you Christchurch CROWN CLOTHING 1 I Palmerston N. M’F’G. CO. (N.Z.) LTD, Greymouth “Famous for Fifteen Years for i Westport Fair Dealing." Timaru Oamaru MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH
A REMARKABLE PHENOMENON! TOTAL ECLIPSE IN TEE FOOTUEAH ' OALi. Chalk’s Values Over-shadow ali others. — Women’s Black and Grey Sued' SHOES Bostock Glacie and Patent COUI OXFORD “Castle” Brand Patent OXFORD SKGFS — SHOP AT J. W. CHALK S, | ORE fMOUTH AND REEFTON. Telephone 140. P.O. Bex 45. _ I
FUN ON THE FARM. Down on the farm it is great fun drawing big, fat cream cheques with a BALTIC SEPARATOR Wins all the cream all the time. Simple to operate—easy to clean—all sizes—hand or power. A BRIGHT IDEA. Don’t tolerate dangerous, oldfashioned Kerosene Lamps in your home. Instal a “MOORE" LIGHTING SYSTEM. Ensures more light, safer, better light, at less cost. Gives up to 800 candle-power light —burns for 60 hours on one gallon of kerosene. Local Representative: R. T. BUSH, Box 168, GREYMOUTH.
i’ll | The Choicest f |. '—your ? j|! The simple *jift that lends thi ji touch of friendship without H the embarassment of r: oh ligation. Thera’a a Photographer j 11} ycdr town. I R | C ft J- & P Mawhera Quay | GREYMOUTH •Phone 161
SAVE YOUR I EYRS. I Don’t put 03 \ -.1. ■ until your eye.-i g Don't wait a tious travelling c a rives, to charge you ex. es. a fees for inferior service g From 15/- up, m.r . rt C B tician can fit you T. tb Su- ; J S perior Spectacles < S Glasses t h S lieve your aching eyes and g g make you sea better aud look ti better. | Call to-day f • : exj amination— t i. frejof charge, a: ■c? • | cur no ob? it I J. TEIGG’hJ. I Mawhera Quay, | GREYMOUTH
Country visitors seeking quality and good values should shop at A. E. Kilgour’s. Our spacious departments a'e laden with the choicest goods. V e guarantee that your wants will be satisfied. The values are the best: Sheffield Pocket Knives 2/-, 2/6, 2/11, 3/1 Letter Files, 3/6, 6/6; Good American , Pencils, 1/- dozen; Embroidery Rings, | i 1/6, 1/9 paar; Sunshine Purses, gotd i value, 9/6, 11/6, 15/-, 22/6; the fashion- I I able Black and White Sunshine Purse, ■ 10/6 Ladies’ Leather Handbags, something special, 15/6, 22/6; 60in Basket ' Straps, with steel handle, 3/6 pair. A. ' E. Kilgour, Up-to-date Bookseller anl | Stationer. —Advt.
B QN WITH TAZ3I T .et joy be i- - •ignment of th BBOOCH ■ uer’«. Don’t be A eew self : ALARM /. : Old establish * ' sn’ dawelloT. UPPEB MAWHfXA QUAT,
Q E O W N HOTFL. BURNETT’S FACE. First-class Accommodation. Best of Wines and Spirits Stocked Speight’s and Local Ales on Tap. J, PARR, Proprietor,
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Grey River Argus, 13 October 1922, Page 3
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