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Grey River Argus, 1 May 1942, Page 2

—— ———— v... , - pvPr i jn get YOMjyoa TDIJt/l A MC' I K I Y| A 1 □ // S\J)<V * K H Mk I T M I WK I W COSY NIGHTS in heavy weight Interlock.• A ; lar styles, showing only in reliable makes. A P /J 'JjP'V'Tb .■■u^....^ 1 ...-..... 1 .a^.—11 II ■ ■ I 111 I '■III ShadCS. SIZ6S S.W. tO X.O.S. H/ Q Tfl q?/C/ J -~<la=== N PRICED FROM 11/9 TO 32; ##<* TantaliZing Winter FeltS I S O WoXn H « G S^kS3°S” C. Ol ES K i n/r-ii- • I With button front, bodice and collar finished with PRICE 4/11 AND 5/b llf Sa KJ C# 6d| You’ll find at Truman’s—Mode Millinery that is | stitching or tucks, ..new necklines with novelty Winter’s worst WEAR A WOOLLEN SPENCER 1 ii V W reaßy new and dis tin C tive in so many tiny and I gored or pleated skirts. Newest shades fitting stZ showing in novelty rib; in sleeveless, «.,. t>4. nx M.. t «3hi tempting styles featuring the smart matron .> | checks. Navy, rust, tan, soldier’s blue, mus- ch t and lon/sleeves as you prefer. Sizes S.W., Vv. fOCKEY UNDERWEAR • ‘ youthful Felt or the snappy flattering flappers S winter’s green and black. All sizes. and OS PRICE 4/9 AND 7/_ JUUM.X UlWinwuiin Hat in all the new wanted shades, including black, | tara ’ t>JJj frnTYl 4 q /a tn PR/IR/fi and O.s. ■ Short sleeve Singlets and Jockey front long Underpants in hard navy and nigger . I Priced irom 49/b tO tO/10/ b Ladies' J, wearing cotton and wool mixture. Medium sizes.—9/11 a Garment. INTERLOCK Jockey snort-sleeve Singlets and long Underpants in a medium ■*» noimavcfl BLOOMERS \— ' weight wool. Natural shade. Medium sizes.—l4/6 a Garment. Helen Harpers , the IFOCK “Laura LeP Frocks” W<?11 CUt and Jockey Underwear in the famous “Dualux” quality. Short sleeve that is exclusive tO X’XZlent Singlets and long Underpants. Medium sizes. 18/- a Garment. TrUHian’S / Here’s something new and youthful service. ‘ ' T ‘' vn mm A'Sl Heavy quality Canterbury Interlock in Jockey style. Short sleeve for the “Little Ladv ” in a warm qualities. I Singlets and Underpants. Medium sizes.—7/6 a Garment. , The smart ly tailored, yet casual Y ’ ‘ shades. Sizes )/ Men's oualitv all wool Underflannels in Shetland shade only. M. Winter Frock styled and timed for •••• but ]jght weight frocks in so mariy ss w . to X O-Si size—B/11 each al! occasions; in a serviceable winter t rai t -i e + i ♦ ■ i Priced from—size, -o/xi eciuu. fabric with lone sleeves and : Ws® neat little tailored styles, trimmed q/ n . 7/Q mX S ir S MOSSie qi !tt d° ned Kh r k m 3 !d Ck l tO d her Si n ti’ with contrasting collar and cuffs. In | WINTER LOCKNiT SET-Really distinctive in style M. s.ze. iu/b a y>arme . Shades: Khaki, gold, lavender, plati- »•: % B and trimming. Three-piece, comprising perfectly cut Men’s Cotton and Wool Singlets and Underpants in a pink shade. A nvm rose ] ake blue and grey. \t »** /OOWiF P rett y soft winter shades, includ- Princess Slip with Vest' to match; slim fitting Pantees. great quality for wear. M. size.—lo/9 a Garment. • , . , , All garments daintily embroidered and finished with Canterbury make all wool medium weight Singlets and Underpants. Size X.S.S.W. to W. mg sm ow c ecks. Size X.S.S.W. faggotting. Peach and ivory shades. Sizes S.W., W. and Pink shade. M. size.-13/ll a Garment. 6 PriCe6s/- kJ. to W. O.S. PRICE 3 a /6 AND 42/- , , ~, n + , x, oinr/iot., nnb c<-„ xxz v o,ia a ( An/a Kn/p ALL WOOL BLOOMERS, medium weight, Canterbury Canterbury make heavy weight Cotton and Wool Smglets ano Size W.X. and O.S. \ \ M PllCe 49/6 aild 59 6 woven> showing in pastel shades and fawn and navy. Underpants. Suitable for hard workers. M. size.—B/6 a Garment. . - . PTICB 69/0 \ A * Sizes S.W. to O.S. PRICE 8/3 AND 9/Oddments in men’s all wool Underpants. Plain or ribbed knit. M. v Finely woven SILK AND ’WOOL PANTEES with close size.—7/11 a Pair. fitting banded leg. Sizes S.W. and W’s. Showing in Men’s Winter weight Pyjamas in new patterns and colours.— CordUTOy Velvet SIaCKS i New Knitted Wear peach and ivory. PRICE 6/11 Priced at 11/-, 14/6 and 17/11 a Suit. I Neat fitting SILK AND WOOL VESTS to match above Men s Bush Singlets in a good heavy navy all wool quality sleeve- Here’s something new and warm for the “outside ’ | In popular Twin Sets and all wool Jumpers—cosy Pantees. Two styles, featuring Princess and °P^ a ap ; i + ..1 R /1 H <xvy an H j winter—neatly tailored cuffs, zipped | r Peach and creme. Sizes S.W. and Ws’. 4/11 AND 6/11 mss style, b/11 each. placket and side pocket—warm-looking Slacks you’ll | and warm and so easy to wear with those Slacks LADIES’ WINTER DRESSING GOWNS in popular wrapMen’s heavy marl Mosgiel. Singlets and Underpants. M. size.— . bottle navv rubv red. and royal blue, size I over style; well made in extra heavy quality ripple cloth. 20/3 a Garment. S.S.W. to W. ’ I ° r Ur wmter Skirt — in all TOw novelty knits and Tailored finish. Sizes W. and O.S. Shades: Saxe, fawn, Men’s Roslyn No. 79 and No. 85 Singlets and Underpants in medium PflCe 39/6 I colours. All sizes and all reasonably priced. ■ t u PRICR 39 / 6 AND 42/-sizes.-79 Singlets 17/6; 79 Underpants 18/3. 85 Singlets 21/-; 85 . * p ALL WOOL. VESTS in Canterbury; ribbed and .plain on/ ' velvet finish. Usual good cut in sleeveless and short Unaerpants 2x/-. , .... . . . . ... - ... sleeve styles. Sizes S.W. to O.S. -Boys’ all wool Singlets made in new style V-neck. Short sleeves. PRICE FROM 8/- TO 10/9 18’’5/9, rising according to size. wAlj N?< 8 I ROSLYN WOOL BLOOMERS with silk plated finish. Heavy navy all wool Seamen’s Jerseys. Men’s size—16/6; O.S.— WH EBmK! I BMW JK |W J |pk | /» w ? sNJ IP) MF Renowned for durability. Fitting-styled with yoke from 17/6 each. Vffis M9K * MdLlS*'Mi front waistline. Showing’ in ivory, flesh, fawn. , Sizes Men’s all, wool Slipons in a host of colours and patterns.—Priced .... -Bl W- and r i-/c ff g a as LADIES’ INTERLOCK SLIPS become increasingly popuirom 10/b a . . J? f 1 S | lar as weather grows colder. Our style is designed in A great selection of men’s fancy and plain all wool Cardigans and ~ Qf II Eiderloc to ensure extra wear. Pastel shades and fawn. V-neck Pullovers.—Prices to suit all. ’ / , | r y w Q g pRICE 11/g & 12/3 Special line of men’s blue and green marl Sox. —2/6 a Pair.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAY ROAD . MOTOR SERVICES: Greymouth-Hokitika-Blackball Road Motor SUNDAY Services. a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. Blackball dep. .... 12.45 6.45 7.15 10.30 N-gahere arr. .... .... •• — 7.25 10.40 Ngaheie dep< .... 12.55 G. 55 .... .. .. Wtffisend dep. .... .... - • • ■ • • • • • • • • Greymouth arr. . .. 1.50 7.50 .... .. .. Greymouth dep. 9.0 3.15 .... .... • • • • ‘lokitika arr. 10-0 4.15 .... .... • • • • Hokitika dep. 10.10 4.25 .... .... • • • • Greymouth ' arr. 11.10 5.25 ... .... - .... Greymouth dep. 11.15 5.30 .... •• •• , •• •• Wallsend arr. .... .... •• •• •• •• p.m. dcp. 12.10 6.25 7.30 10.45 .. •• Blackball arr. 12.20 6.35 7.40 10.55 .. . • Passengers will be picked up anywhere en route. CHEAP FARES. Single Return Blackball-Greymouth 3/- 5/-Blackball-Kumara (Railway) 4/9 8/-Blackball-Hokitika 6/6 11/3 Greymouth-Hokitika 3/6 6/3 Greymouth-Kumara (Railway) 1/9 3/Kumara Railway-Hokitika 2/3 4/BOOKINGS AT— 1 Greymouth: Road Services Office, Tainui Street, and Railway Station. Hokitika: Road Services Office, Weld Street. Blackball: Road Service ’Bus Driver.

W crkers WET WEATHER TOGS Canvas Coats 39/6, 45/-, 50/-; Roadmen’s Coats 22/6, 25/-;* Extra Long Roadmen’s Coats 27/6, 30/-; Butterflys 14/6; Leggings 10/-, 12/6, 15/-, 17/6. BEST VALUE POSSIBLE — H. HAMER Kumara

£ Extremely Smart ••• Every pair of Men’s ■ " Shoes shown here will ;;; pass fashion’s latest de> :;: cree. We have styles and ■•: sizes to suit you. | SHOE SERVICE , SHOP Il MAWHERA QUAY -- GREYMOUTH.

a THE HOME "i . xjT ° F a Product famgg DfiDfl " T ZOgMl -' ous, not orly in SB Ii ll :n I : Dunedin, but ®Onffl ; I« I 1; Sfa. JMMftBI \ ■ throughout New Zealand and further ■ afield. "*W'J SPEIGHTS