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Grey River Argus, 17 August 1934, Page 6

Week-End Special LEM ON Bi aCU ITS Friday JT >fl |l and !!| Saturday „ |j Only! P er fl). Obtainable Only at l| Ernest Adams Ltd. I Tainui Street Sreymouth

Interesting ijUl T weeds For Spring . . The first duty of a Spring Fabric is to be interesting. This year character is all on the surface. Colours in Tweeds show the “back-to-nature” trend. They are delightfully soft and freshly toned. Three of the Smartest Weaves are listed below. FINE CHEVRON WEAVE. Ideal for trim Frocks or Spring Suits. Colours arc Duck-egg, Dusty Pink, Danube Blue, Navy and Black. S6in wide.— 4/11 YARD SPECKLED COATINGS. 54in. wide Softly Woven All Wool Tweed. Colours are Light French Blues, Bracken Browns, and Fawns—--9/11 YARD ENGLISH SUITING TWEEDS. In two-toned Chevron Weaves. Colours are: Fir green/Fawn; Deep Blue/Fawn; Brown/Beige; Fawn/Nigger. 56in. wide—--6/11 Yard SWAGGER SUITS Are absolutely “IT” this season. i We have many Smart Styles in Butterick Patterns. The new Quarterly Butteriek Book of Spring Modes has arrived. It is 10£d and Postage is l|d. Swagger Suit and Coat Patterns are 2/- Each You can have a Swagger Suit cut out by our Expert Cutter —all ready to sew for 3/6. Tacking extra. Spring Coats,—Cut out ready to sew. I 2/6, 3/-. Write for Free Butterick Pattern Book. DIC Write to Private Bag No. 1, Christchurch.

GAS! Cookery | ' COSTS LESS! It costs less to cook with Gas . . Gas Cookery enables you to enjoy the best possible results with the greatest possible economy. There’s no waste worry or attention at all. Automatically controlled, Gas cooks to time cooks successfully . . . and releases much time for o’hei' household duties or sport. Call and see for yourself—a personal demonstration will provide ample evidence of the definite wisdom >f Gas Cookery The Municipal GAS DEPT. Greymouth ■■MinWnnMlil *1 * r 'T*;: 'Tl*