Shop in Progressive Albert Street r =—-— — —== i, BUTCHEBY. ' T>UEE J|EAT. 1 There’s as much difference in. < the quality of Meat as there is in motor cars. And when I the BEST costs you no more, t why don’t you buy it t r Shop at F G C OOPEB ’ S ' ALBERT STREET. ' Phone 158. I Motor Delivery to All Parts. —« ii , ■■ ■ I POULTRY AND EGGS. I THE POULTRY SPECIALIST.-— G. P. , Thompson, next Cooper’s, for Poultry and Eggs. Orders executed at shortest notice. Leave your Xmas requirements now. Open daily. TAILORS AND LEANERB. W. LECHER & CO. —Ji you want your clothes cleaned cleaner and better, send your work to us. Suits 10/-, Costumes and Frocks 7/6, Hats 8/6. Suits made to order from £B. Satisfaction guaranteed. GREYMOUTH LAUNDRY. THE PREMIER LAUNDRY of the West Coast.
The best of work done and turned nut expeditiously. QUALITIFimK? LAKEVILLE DAIRY. We make a specialty of Hygienic Bottled Milk. Delivered to your doors daily. We stock Butter & Eggs. Fresh Cream daily. HOME-MADE GOODS. MRS McCONNON is well known for her home-made goods. Brawn, Pickles, Jams, and Cooked Ham. All kinds of high-class Confectionery. Ice Cream. BOOT REPAIRS THAT LAST FRED PASCOE. —Best of Leather au« Workmanrhip guaranteed. Try Zero Polish. Cleans any coloured shoes ano takes out all stains. Get a pot to-day MAXWELL BOARIh—The 7uper~wall board—awarded first prize at the N.Z. and South Seas Exhibition. Made o* Gypsum Rock Plaster. Fire-proof, borer-proof, and everlasting Stockei only by W. Hill, sole West Coast ageiC DYERS AND CLEANERS. F. MOSr* & CO.—Now is the time to have you. Suits and Costumes cleaned or dyed. Hats made like new. Price reasonable. Good workmanship assured lEDERAL ’BILLIARD' SALOON. Premier Saloon on the Coast. 11 First Class Tables. 2 private tables suitabl for parties. BUCKLEY’3 RESTAURANT THE HOUSE OF GOOD EATS— We make a specialty of Afternoon Teas & Suppers. Ice Cream, Cool Drinks and High-class C3nfee*- ; onerv 4 n stock.
t Atmosp he re AND Distinction An atmosphere of certainty in a L tailor’s shop stands in relay against the trepidation with which we enter the 4 ‘take the risk” outfitters. Mind you, we re not running down the outfitters. Oh no. He is very necessarv- He supplies the shirts, collars, ties and all sorts of things outside the tailor’s field. Besides there are some men on whom a good tailored suit is wasted. Isn’t that so, now! And it is quite easy for some to IMAGINE that a factory suit fits, isn’t it! But for atmosphere— tailored slothes every time. T. CRANKSHAW TAILOB. G7JEYMOUTH.
Hand Embroidered Linen Goods, in taw designs, moderately priced. Supper Sets, including Doyleys, 19/-, 21/-, 24/-. Trays and Centres 4/6, 7/9, 10/-. Coseys 10/6; Doyleys 1/4, 2/-. Guest Towels 6/9. These are worked in colours in cross-stitch. White & Cream ijinen Embroidered. Suppers, including Serviette , 65/-, 70/-. Trays 2/9, 5/9, 7/6, 9/9. Doyleys 2/6, 3/-, 3/11. Guest Towels 4/6. Suppers, 36in x 36in., 15/-, 20/-, 45/-. A fine selection to choose from. MRS. POPE LTD. 107 a Cashel St., Christchurch. Art Needlework Specialist.
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Grey River Argus, 11 December 1928, Page 2
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