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Grey River Argus, 22 May 1942, Page 4

I Fine Modern Bedroom F urniture ""I ‘ 7 IM Well within the limits of your purse—Constructed by expert craftsmen in our own factory. VISIT OUR SHOWROOMS AND INSPECT OUR MODERN STOCKS, COMPRISING— R Bedroom Suites II Dining Suites I Cocktail Cabinets I China Cabinets i Walnut Glory Chests : i Painted Furniture Everything for the Home at - HARLEY’S | [ PENDANTS, NECKLETS, 4 LOCKETS. ■ Are to-day’s most popular Gifts, and despite war-condi-tions we can still offer you a splendid selection. Gold Lockets are to be had 'plain, fancy, engraved, or featuring Army or Air Force Badges, while Necklets are Gold or Silver, or coloured with Brooches to match. Also showing in our window display is a special line of coloured Pendants on fine gold chains. Sutherland’s “The Jewellery House of 1 the Coast” PHONE 586 ::: 13 TAINUI STREET ::: PRIVATE 882.

SAVE POUNDS on Current FASHIONS DON’T LET SUCH VALUES PASS. SECURE THEM TO-DAY DRESS DEPARTMENT. boy-s two-piece suitsj n a warm fabric. Blouse lias long sleeves, front pleats and collar. Sizes IS” and 20”. 36” WOOL AFGHALAIN — B , Colours Sax/Grey'and Tan— Warmth with the minimum of weight. Rust, j 14/11. Royal; Green. Navy, Black. Dusky Pink— PER YARD 8/11 MATINEE COATS—- • Also a selection of Matinee Coats, Infant’s „ „ Rooties and Bonnets. In fine all wool, fancy 54” WOOL & COTTON CHECKS— .- Rnits You won't suspect for a moment there’s cotton jn it. A ’,-inch shepherd’s type check, in Navy/ White, Brown/White, Green/White— ' wnwiw ttzti a PER yard 11/6. MEN’S WEAR. 54” IMITATION HARRIS— PREMIER SUITS— It’s hard to beat for wear. Light Blue, Green, In grey, blue/grey and navy striped worsteds and Rose. Saddle Tan, Cherry, Eottle— in Indigo Serge. These suits have “Optimo” PER YARD 13/6. fronts and lined throughout with art silk linings. PRICED FROM AS LOW AS £5/19/6. 36” RAYANA— Thai mystifying wool-like fabric that surprises DRESSING GOWNS—you with its variety of colouring. Plain shades Men's all wool dressing gowns in assorted only— • shades and sizes— PER YARD 4/11. FROM 59/6. OVERCOATS—--54” riOUCL.E COATING— I Men’s D.B. Overcoats of good heavy tweed with Every meh wool and a firm shape-retaining plain back' and vent. Lined throughout with art Crepf* Weave. Exceptional value at s j] R lining. A few only. Sizes 4 and 5—PER YARD 17/6. [ ’ 49/6i (MEN’S JERSEYS—“Petone” all wool work jerseys with crewe neck. In Grey and Green— MEN’S 16/6; O.S. 17/6. MAIDS' COATS— In all manner of nqvelty woollens tailored to a WORSTED SlNGLETS—daughter’s fancy and a mother’s satisfaction. Petone all wool Worsted Singlets and UnderSmgle or double breasted are equally smart and pants—there’s quite a choice of styles. Fully lined with MEN’S & O.S. 12/-. good hem allowance, in sizes 22” to 33”. Colours are-Colonial Blue, Tide Green, Desert Sand and MEN’S ROADMAN S— , Cnnnnr«kin - Style oiled canvas coats. Long sleeves—woppeisKin- j r RnM -f7/n FROM 49/6. FROM 1//O. LEGGINGS—ALSO COAT AND HAT SETS— Men’s Oil Canvas pull-on Leggings— For Iho Tiny-Tots. Smart styles with half belt FROM 10/11. and centre pleats. Fully lined with hats to rnnteii. Sizes 16” to 20”— SERGE SUITS — FROM 39/6. Boy’s Navy Blue Serge Suits. Frne quality all wool serge. Sizes 7 to 15— PRICED FROM 47/6. FROCKS—.Tn needle Corduroy Velvet. Dainty styles with smocked front. Small collar and long sleeves. BOY’S ALL WOOL SINGLETS— Tn <marl<--i and saxe. Size IS”— In the popular “Canterbury” make. 23” to 32” — 23/6. * FROM 4/6Fg'j f nmjawK* CESnEEEZI3a»3SE3tEE2OTXffiXEE2I3E3SX23nEZS3SffIEE3BS«!Si3ES2SnZE332S!S32ESBE32E2B3SE!EISSS3SEESBKB3ZfiSBffi2BMES2fiSSIS3SiE4fI C. SMITH LTD. ■ MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH.