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Grey River Argus, 2 May 1931, Page 6

COMFORT AND TREBLE WEAR Wear Phillips ‘ Stick-a-soles* and enjoy the comfort wgS and economy they bring to your walking. Phillips keep shoes smart and make them /ast ( JB3I three times longer. Securely fixed with Phillips RHu /zS special solution supplied with each pair. ) >Z / From all good Bootmen Ww Phillips SOLES AND HEELS

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r . '; ’ ro-tgfc , yX" ' | ~ ! ' % Ji “Umm’m, I’m so happy. And you’ll be soon, too; wait till I tell you! I know your trouble now —you’re chafed. Your mother told my mother about it and she explained that it was the wrong powder causing the trouble. So now you’re getting my kind —Johnson’s. Just wait till you feel it. Oh! so soft and comfortable.” /T, U. (| Babu Powder "Best for Baby-Best /or C/au* A Product of Johnson &. Johnson — World’s Largest Manufacturers of Surgical Dressings

Great BARGAIN SALE BEGINS SATURDAY, APRIL 18th. 600 Packages of Special Job and Underpriced Drapery and Apparel. Bought by our London Buyers from Forced-to-sell London and Manchester Manufacturers. Ladies’ Fur Trimmed VELOUR COATS—29/11. Ladies’ TWEED SKIRTS—S/11, 7/11, 9/11. Ladies’ Fleecy Lined BLOOMERS—I/114; O.S. 2/4. Children’s Fleecy Lined BLOOMERS—I/-. Wrapround CORSETS and CORSELETTES—3/10, 4/11. Boys’ JERSEYS, with Tie to match —3/6. Men’s WORKING TROUSERS—S/11. Mell’s WORKING SHIRTS—3/114. Boys’ TWEED SHORTS—3/114. Men’s PULLOVERS—4/11. PALM AND OLIVE SOAP—3 for 1/-. Ladies’ All Wool CASHMERE HOSE—2/6 and 3/10. Ladies’ Heavy COTTON HOSE—I/4. CHILDREN ’S SOCKS—I/- pair, etc-, etc. ______ “WE SELL FOR LESS.” Thorpy’s ECONOMY WAREHOUSE. Greymouth, Reefton. Westport.