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Grey River Argus, 12 January 1927, Page 3

I BATHING COSTUMES j Have you ever been asked the question ? COME FOR A DIP ll! ! Boys’ Cotton Bathing- Costumes—l/11, 2/3, 2/6, 2/9, 3/- "’I |i| Men’s Cotton Bathing Costumes— 3/6, 4/-, 5/(In Navy and Red or«AVliite Facings) hii Also Youths’, Small Men’s, Men’s, and O.S. Men’s and '-I y Women sin All-Wool Worsted Petone and Kaipoi makes. ! /ij | Bathing Slips— 1/3, 1/6, 1/9 II W ml . y Kim Williams I ’’’ “Cut on his Own" MEN & WEAK SPECIALISTS, GREYMOUTH.

Physician Heal Tl,!!self! -OO Every man can be, k._ S// f to an C ftew. ) own physician— , / 7 a little commonsense J ''J - ’* suggesting sens.ble ‘ -L-. / precautions for the : r'--ml—- i maintenance of his <. good health. The Ir.an who takes a little spirituous liquor occasionally, for instance, is aware that Wolfe's Schnapps with its unique *- diuretic action helps to keep the bloodstream cleansed of impurities. Whatever else he drinks “One Wolfe’s Schnapps a clay for his Health’s Sake” is invaluable, and the careful man adopts the safeguard of always keeping a bottle in the house. Obtainable in the handy sized quarter bottle as well as large and halt sizes. WISILIFH'S a f<o NwCti c 3 c hied /Pci

WKjuIW VHAfi GIFTS We invite you to call early and inspect the many novellies in our various departments which will help you to make the selection of your Presents a real pleasure. All New Goods of Exceptional Quality and V alue. FANCY NOVELTIES INCLUDE: Handkerchiefs Comb and Mirror Novelties Bond’s Silk Hosiery Powder Puffs Kaiser Slip-wr IL-el Huso (..-liters Gloves in Kid, Silk & Suede Brushes and Mirrors Crepe De Chine Scarves Sponge Bags Oiled Silk Sunshades T'. rfumes Neckwear Mani, uro Sets Suede Ton Cosies Bath Crystals Boxes of Stationery j Shades, etc. Hand Bags OUR MERGERY STOCKS INCLUDE: Initial Handkerchiefs < Hangers Linen, Pyramid ami Coloured Armlets .Silk 'Handkerchiefs Suspenders Noveltv Tobacco Pouches Battersby & Borsalino Hats Tie Pin 11 and Stud Sets And all Travelling Kequ sites. Also NAPEKY of all kinds in stock. Irish Linen Table Cloth 90xS8 and 6 Serviettes to match in Boxes 45/- the set. TRY US FOR VALUE. HEMSTITCHING & PICOT EDGING Gd PER YARD. TYMONS’ & Co. THE HOUSE OF SATISFACTION. MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH.

WEST COASTTRS’ TXEE NOTICI j I IyINDSOR pRJVATF H nTKi | CHRISTCHURCH Is now under entirely new maireg- I ment. Two minutes from Railwa; Station; five minutes from centre o: . City. Electric light and all convei. | iences. West Coasters will be we' POMFORT AND CIVILITY \SSUREI Tariff 10/- per day. 'Phone 1204. . 0. BENGFR PropnetnCJOBDEN J.JOTEL JpHE above Hotel is now under now management. Only the best o? Beer, Wines and Spirits stocked. A cordial welcome to one and all is extended. We are here to cater for yi.ut needs. i (J QIbMLEY, PROHtUETOS.

£JILMEB fJOTEL I I MR. S. CnASE, late Ngakawau, has I taken over the üb«vo Hotel. Ev«— ; attention to the travelling publi-. | Sporting bodies specially catered fo>, i Inly the best wines and spirits stock lad. Ohl and nt ■ f friends made web I -ome. Phone 3 IS. S. CRASE. Proprietor. 'jMPERIAL JJOTEL, GREYMOUTH (Under New Management). TOM LLOYD (late of Burnett’s Face, ’ Proprietor.) ' Dining Room nnner personal supervision of Mrs. Lloyd. All the ia« welcomed.