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Grey River Argus, 24 August 1934, Page 4

HOLD IT! YES WE’LL HOLD THEM AS LONG AS WE CAN —BUT HURRY — THEY SIMPLY CAN’T LAST AT THESE PRICES Cardigans, Pullovers and Lumber Jackets Colonial and English Manufacture. In many plain and fancy Designs. PRICED FROM 10/6 to 29/6. C. G. MOORE TAINUI STREET. GREYMOUTH. I liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiHiniiUL —Such meat's —And Such Cooking! Just sit down to one of our HOT DINNERS and enjoy youraelt. We pick oui .vleaLb, Vegetable, and other Vicinal*' .vith ex.ia care, bo that we can serve juu right. HARKER’S TEA ROOMS OiavJL&y KL-, GKLIMULiJ.iI. 'Piiout 411 rrxv«»t© 401 a S' J® NOW ABLE TO DO A HARD DAY'S | WORK WITH PLEASURE I Recently he was a sufferer from indigestion—but after taking 1 fan well Williams DIGESTIVE MIXTURE his health improved 1(H) per cent. I Headaches and stomach pains are now a thing of the past. Try Some To-day. | v PRICE 2/6.

Mrs. Pope’s LIMITED. Winter sale BABY CASHMERE SHAWLS— Were 67/6 NOW 35/BABY WOOL SHAWLS— Were 42/- NOW 27/6 EIDERDOWN QUILTS — Were 48/6, NOW 24/6. Were 15/-, NOW 9/11. Were 12/6, NOW 6/11 PRAM COVERS—Were 15/6 NOW 7/6. Were 32/6, NOW 17/-. Were 10/6. NOW 7/6. COATS and CAPS—Were 15/-, NOW 6/6. Were 16/6, NOW 12/9. MATERIAL COATS and CAPS— Were 17/6, NOW 13/6. Were 21/-, NOW 14/-. PRAM SETS—Were 26/-, NOW 18/6. Were 32/6, NOW 18/6. BREECHETTE SETS—Were 16/11, NOW 8/11. Were 25/-, NOW 13/11 Bargains in BOOTEES, CAPS. etc ENGLISH KNITTING WOOLS, in 2, 3. and 4-ply. good shades— Were 1/1 per oz NOW 8d BEAD NECKLETS and LADIES’ HANDBAGS- ALL HALF PRICE. TRACED & COMMENCED NEEDLEWORK AND TAPESTRIES—AT BARGAIN PRICES. MRS. POPE LTD. 107 a Cashel Street CHRISTCHURCH.