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Grey River Argus, 29 May 1935, Page 3

Mens’ Gloves Men’s Gloves that give lasting satisfaction and added eomfortAll New Designs. WOOLLEN GLOVES—2/6 to 3/6 PAIR. SUPERIOR LEATHER GLOVES—7/6 PAIR. GENUINE NAPPA GLOVES—IO/6 and 11/6 PAIR. SPECIAL—Cheap Cotton (Fleecy lined) GLOVES ONLY FEW LEFT—I/- PAIR. MEN’S SCARVES—AII New Effects. WOOLLEN CHECK SCARVES (Newest Designs)—2/6 to 4/11 SILK SQUARES in White and Fancy—4/6 to 7/6 We offer a truly Wonderful Selection. ALF HARRISON GENT’S OUTFITTER, TAINUI STREET. GREYMOUTH. ’PHONE 582.

wentHERE ARE THE FOOTWEAR VALUES YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR. EVERY PAIR AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. EVERY PAIR THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE QUALITY. Men’s Tan and Black WELTED SHOES. AU solid leather. Fashionable Toes — OUR PRICE 16/6 Men’s Tan OXFORD SHOES. Smart toes— OUR PRICE 15/6 WORKING BOOTS. Men’s CHROME DERBY WORKING BOOTS. Leather lined.— OUR PRICE 18/6 Men’s All Leather SHOOTERS— OUR PRICE 18/6 Chalk’s Shoe Store MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH.

The City Market 550, COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. HORSE AND COW COVERS. HORSE COVERS, sack lined 21/-; HORSE COVERS (First grade; 35/-; COW COVERS (Unlined) 7/6; COW COVERS (Full lined) 10/6 and 17/6. GRAIN AND PRODUCE. COW CHAFF 2/- Sack; OATSTRAW CHAFF 2/3 Sack; OATSHEAF CHAFF 4/- sack; MEAT MEAL 0/6 Sack; WHOLE FOWL WHEAT 1//- sack; PIG MEAL 8/- Sack; DAKOTA TABLE POTATOES II 6 Sack; PRIME CLOVER HAY ■'(! Bale; COW HAY 2/6 Bale. ALL PRICES FREE ON RAIL, CHRISTCHURCH. SACKS IN. IMPLEMENTS AND VEHICLES—SingIe and Double Furrow Ploughs, Dises, Cultivators, Harrows, Disc Ploughs, Drain Plough, and all classes of Implements. Spring Drays, Tip Drays, Gigs, Tradesmen’s Carts, Ete. DAMAGED FLAT IRON. DAMAGED FLAT IRON. 10 tons of DAMAGED FLAT IRON to sell. All sizes. Ideal for building Pig Stves, Dairies and all outbuildings. PRICES' ON APPLICATION. Telephone 34680. H. C. SMITH, Prop.

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