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Grey River Argus, 15 June 1933, Page 7

ROCK a BOTTOM ¥ VALUE • CHEERING NEWS TO THRIFTY BUYERS. Aiineis' Ibiiiicoals, full length. 19/5 eii.li; Speeial Treurli Coats 49/6; Oil'•••.•Us ‘•Arnie” 32/- up; “Le Roy” L‘ • •’•/ J Oiled Leggings 8/11, 11/9 pair; Butlrrflvs ]() G; Roadmens Coats 11 b; Odd Coats; Denim 7/6. Bentley Xap 12/9; Tweed .19/6 up; Odd Vests, tueed s (j, 3/11 each; Men’s Suits 36/-, <B7/-; Pyjamas in best bra mis 4/11. 6/9, 9/6 to 24/-; Work l laumds 4/6, I 11. 5/9 up; Bush Singlets. all wool. 4/9. 5.G. 6/6; Heavy all """I Work Socks ]./- to 2/9 pair; Black Italian Shirts 3/9, 5/11. Just in: Railroad Tweed Trousers 13/9 pair, special Quarter Sizes 15/9 pair; Denims 4 6. 5/6. 7/6 pair; Palmer Naps 7 6 pair; Ila rd wears 5/11. 6/11, 8/11 pair; Painters’ Wear: Trousers 6/11; s 6. Coals s (i; White Drill Bib Overalls s 6, I'.B. Overalls 5/11; Carpenters Apr.-ns I 11. 3/3; Special Khaki I.umber Jackets, with elastic waist band I'.i/G; Heavy warm overcoats ‘•I/-. 37 G; Cardigans 6/6, 9/11 to 22/6; All Wool Jerseys, Navy Kaiapoi Roll Collar 11/6 and 12/-; Roslyn grey ami heather 12/6; Roslyn, navy with yoke and leather bound neck 12/6 each; Men’s Woollen Gloves 2/11; Leather Bound and Domed 3/3 pair; Heavy Ribbed All woo] Underwear, Pants G 11. 7/11. 8/11, Singlets 7/11. S 3; Pine quality Pink Underwear S/11, 9 II garment; A splendid range of plain and fleck Wools— Defiance. Roslyn. Kaiapoi, Petone, Toi Toi, 6(1, 7d. 7 1 d skein; Petone 5-ply cream Wool 7.',d skein; All woo] N.Z. Blankets Kaiapoi. Roslyn. Petone. Single Bed 15/9 pair to 45/-; Double Bed 23/6 to 56/- pair. Save fine Gold —Goldcloth does it!—Flushed both sides 48in., 10 9 yard. GIBBARD'S MAIL ORDER HOUSE. Box 74, WESTPORT. Phone 112

CALDWELL & CO. MOTORSERVICE DENNISTON, BUBNETT ’S fACJB. WAIMANGAROA & WESTPORT. Cars Leave Burnett’s Tace: 7.30 a.m and 3.30 p.m. daily. Cars Leave Denniston: 7.45 am. and 3.45 p.m. daily. Connecting with Westport and Beddonville Trains. Direct Car to Westport leaves Monday. Wednesday and Saturday at 9.30 a.m., returning to suit passengers. Cars will leave Westport Post Office at 9 p.m. every Sunday evening. Parcels promptly attended to. Special Cars on hand at the shortest notice. Tyres, Bensine, Oils and Accessories in Stock. WESTPORT AND GREYMOUTH PAPERS DELIVERED.

COLONIES WANTED. FRANKFORT, June 13. Four German colonin.] societies have been merged into a single league. General A'on Epp declared that Germany, though not powerful enough to demand the speedy return of her colonies, unjustly held under League mandate.'', must try to regain them in the long run. as they were a grim iic ossify to Germany’s existence.