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Grey River Argus, 20 October 1934, Page 7

* AMLSSSPARKES ADsj Spring NAO Coats p ’J NOW SHOWING IN R • ’ FASHIONABLE SHADES 111 39/6 SfX’ f Fll COUNTRY CLIENTS will receive “SaSF Prompt and Courteous Attention. Send For Our SELF MEASUREMENT CHART POST-ID FREE TO ANY ADDRESS. MISS SPARKES ARMAGH STREET, 152 CHRISTCHURCH

Even if -- You’ve never made a frock before, you can easily make this AK > one. With the aid of the D.I.C. W BUTTERICK and CUTTINGMmSulSS* OCT SERVICES you are sure of success in all your dressmaking (OrOftvsM' / \ I \ventures. and think of the / * z vSrv money’ you can save! Ann ;(• AVe take all the worry and \! I trouble of cutting-out correctly Ik T am] fitting your individual measurements. All you have to do is _rr " J v/ W sew the pieces together. Wa h! I I $ Style 5602 made in WH V “BEACFIONA” & PRINT Guaranteed Fast to Sun and I Wj&J Suds. In lovely patterns, . For small and average /jy 1 ■!' D/fe figures you require— ] \ 4 yards Beaehona, I It 1 2 yard 4/8 J A Buttons 4d j T I Pattern 1/6 } I ( Cutting Out I z 6 U READY TO SEAY 8/AYRITE FOR FREE SAMPLE BOOKLET OF PATTERNS. OF ANY OF THESE FABRICS. Al.I, GUARANTEED FAST COLOURS “Beacliona’’ Prints 1/2 y<l. “Roma” Checked Ginghams 1/6 yd. “Tobralcos” 28in. wide 1 111 yd. “Tohraleos” 38in. wide 2 z 6 yd. Write also for the Butterlek Quarterly Book to select your style 10Jd plus lid postage. DIC < HBISTCHURCH.

Brewed by New Zealand Breweries ltd. Speight’s Branch, Dunedin

POTATOES! POTATOES I POTATOES! The City Market 550 COLOMBO STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. WILL SUPPLY PRIME TABLE POTATOES PRIME RACEHORSE HAY, 5/- per sack 3/3 per bale PIG MEAL, 4/- & 7/- per sack MEAT MEAT.. 9/6 per sack COW HAY, 2/- per bale COW CHAFF. 1/9 per sack GOOD FEED OATS. BARLEY’ MEAL, 10/- per sack From 7/6 per sack CARROTS, 3/- per sack FOWL WHEAT, PRIME TABLE POTATOES From 12/6 per sack 5/- per sack All varieties of Seed Potatoes. Prices on application. All Prices free on rail Christchurch. Sacks in. These are just a few of the many lines we handle. ALWAYS IN STOCK.—AII classes of roofing iron, barb and plain wire, farm implements, grain and produce, harness and vehicles, and all farmers’ lines. All classes of new and second-hand furniture. Enquiries Solicited. Will receive a prompt reply. ’Phone 34680. H. C. SMITH, Proprietor.