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Grey River Argus, 17 February 1930, Page 6

HAND EMBROIDERED GOODS make acceptable gifts. We have just opened a big assortment in Traced Needlework in new designs and lowest prices. 1 Breakfast Sets 3/11, Coseys 2/6 Guest Towels 1/4, 2/3. Doyleys 7d, Bd. Serviettes 1/2. Handkerchief Sachets 1/3. | Handkerchiefs I/-. Utility Bags 2/6. Supper Cloths 7/11. Tray Cloths 1/9, 2/6. Toilet Sets 3/11, 3/6. Runners 3/6. Duchesse Sets 3/11. i Traced Cushions 3/6, 4/6. Crash Centres 1/8. Crash Coseys 2/-. | Traced Calico Aprons — Childs’ Pd lid. Maids’ fid. Ladies’ 1/2. 1/11, 3/3. MRS. POPE LTD. 107 a. Cashel St., Christcdurch. Country Orders receive prompt attention. —J.

JTE ALAND JNBUBANCI £ JMIYBB ACCIDENT BRANCH.— Transacts all of Accident. Business. MAIN FEATURES.— Absolute secur |ty Prompt and Liberal Settlement Employers of Laboar and others will •tody their own Interests by applying for rates and other particulars G. S. C** T * C° Print gets in wherejalefrnen fear to Tread S good ■ Wprinting> Grey River Argus Printfry, Greymoutk.

Anglers' Why have wet feet? There’s a big range of wadv rs at Ivan Bennington’s, Sports Outfitter, Greymouth.—Advt.

M L L This sale at “The Big Value Store" offers a host of opportunities to effect great savings in fashionable Summer Wear, all of which has been drastically reduced to clear. A visit to Aitken and Peters’ sale will amply repay you. AITKEN & PETERS “The Big Value Store,” Greymouth.

Bear . «s>i I t?" ') matter whet kind of 11 ' IN T w y OU use it will I * pay 9ou to BUY IT BY THE CHEST. You J an-Oe s very reasonable percentage on handling chargee I) (..one i As 1 ea Merchants we import most of our Teas and can e offer you the FINEST PICKINGS of the Orient j Tea Satisfaction and Economy are both youro if you [ buy hwa. a/, mcdonnell I MERCHANT, GREYMOUHI [