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Grey River Argus, 22 May 1944, Page 2

SIX WINDOWS DEVOTED TO THE SMART WOMAN ® COATS 111 tlie season’s most desire-stimulat- ® KNITWEAR Heart-warmers’ in Twin-sets, ing styles. Superb coats of lamb’s wool s Cardigans, Jumpers, ultra smart, Colami camel hair.—Velours' and all wool tweeds. ourful cosiness by famed “Tekau” and “RutherBoucle an Astrakhan—Scottish tweeds. ford,” “Bedford” “Glamis” and “Braemorn.” Inspect at your Leisure their perfect woolly warmth. ® SUITS Darned Harris Tweeds Wool Angoras Mill INFRY Something important —Something and fine worsted costumes. V inter beguiling. — Something modest. 1944’s modish checks and plains in shades iiielud- MODEL TOQUES— bright for a bright future, ing Valley Green—Teal—London Tan—Honey FELTS THAT REALLY FLATTER— SIouch hats Gpld—-Dove Grey. Bretons and Berets —Bonnet Halos . . . and SUBDUED DIGNITY for the matron in a wide selec- ® FROCKS Created winter wise for warm figure tion of fashionable styles. flattery. Trescas, Wool Angoras, and @ FURS Fashions most luxurious caress: PlatWoven Frocks' by such masters of dress designing inum Coney—Pencil stripe Kolinsky .... as “Glamis,” ami “Classic.” Beautiful model gowns Musquash Head—Mink Kolinsky . . . Coats, too, destined, for your admiration. See them — Joggers and Boleros; Muff Hand Bags & Stoles handle them—delight in them. —Toppers—Furs within the reach of all. IT’S QUALITY THAT COUNTS WINTER FASHIONS SUPREME NOW SHOWING AT / YOU rnp TTl\ /I A MC 1 1A “ £ diSC ° Unt °” aU CAN I I %/l / > cash dockets returned withLAY.BY 1 IV CJ IVI IK 1 1 kJ .in 2 months.

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OUR HIGH-CLASS Quality Service Store WILL MEET ALL COMPETITION FOR CASH Try Us and Be Convinced. m. McDonnell Wholesale & Retail Wins, Spirit & ’ Provision Merchant TAINUI STREET, :::: GREYMOUTH. ’Phone 121 P.O. Box 88.

Dr. Lankester, formerly a wellknown London coroner, once wrote about tobacco: “I dare not, as a physiologist, tell you there exists any proof of its injurious influence when used in moderation. But the first symptoms of giddiness, sickness, palpitation, weakness or uneasiness while smoking should induce you to lav it aside. Neglect these warnings and you may be sorry.” The unpleasant symptoms referred to by the doctor often follow the use of foreign tobaccos, but never the use of the tobaccos grown and manufactured by the National Tobacco Company Ltd. (pioneers of the New Zealand tobacco industry).. It’s simply a question of nicotine. Most foreign brands are full of it. The tobaccos referred to contain hardly any. Also they are toasted. This process develops flavour and aroma, and prevents “bite.” There are various brands (all excellent), special favourites being Riverhead Gold (mild and delicious), Desert Gold, Pocket Edition, Cavendish (medium —the sportsman’s smoke), Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog—medium), and Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshead—full strength). Safe smoking because thev are toasted. —Advt.

HOKITIKA PUBLIC NOTICE ~~P? N. S MITH ~ 7 ~ (Late Kokatahi Hotel) NEW OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, HOKITIKA. Still THE SPORTS’ HOUSE. Old and New Customers Welcomed, ’Phone SC. Ford’s Beer on Tap