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Grey River Argus, 15 August 1944, Page 3

UWJrapery Stores MACKAY ST, GREYMOUTH Featuring MORE BIG Storewide SAVINGS , Shop Early while they last I | Ladies’ Fully Fashioned Fine Gauge I Silk Hosiery | All wanted shades. Reinforced toes and 7/11 heeJ.q. Regular 8/11 value. Money saving price, pair QPFTIAI PIIRTI-lAQF Double Bed Heavy Twill White Sheets Guaranteed free from dressing. Satisfaction yf’y //* with every pair. Size 80" by 90". Worth / 0 52/6. Our price, pair z - 72” by 90” Hard Wearing Unbleached Sheets British made. In serviceable quality un- QP /£ bleached sheeting. Worth 45/- a pair. Qv'O Special offer while stocks last, pair ' ' Unbeatable Value in White Pillow Cases Another instance of our leadership in Man- rt /Q Chester values. Usual 3/- quality. Our un- Z/ beatable price, each If SPECTACULAR FROCK CLEARANCE | Ladies’ Smartly Styled All Wool Frocks In an attractive range of shades. In fine QA //* wool afghalaine. Usually 79/6. Clean up price, SPECIAL PURCHAISE Men’s Genuine English Interlock Singlets With short sleeves. Fully sized and well /*B A made. A quality sold elsewhere at 9/11. XV Our special price, each lIUIIHM— BiII 111 11111 l IIinBMMMMaMMWBMM™— — Boys’ English Interlock Athletic Singlets Sizes 18 to 32. Will not ladder. A/Q TA Q/Q Outstanding value. Worth 3/11 ’ 2®/<5 <u! Lt to 4/11. Now, each ' Children’s Half Hose I I In fine English Cashmere and A/A TA Q /*| A silk and wool mixtures. Smart Zms/Za * ' JU fawn tpnings. Sizes 3 to 10. f — Going at erpecially low price, Pair Vat Dyed Fadeless American Prints Showing in an attractive range of new sea- Q / A son’s designs. A quality selling elsewhere at Lj 3/9 a yard. Our price, per yard GIVE TRANSPORTATION A HAND The War Can’t Wait While Wagons Sleep Guns and bombs and shells are not the only munitions of war; Transportation also is war material and every piece of railway equipment in New Zealand is at the command of war needs. Locomotives and ‘wagons have to be worked to capacity—and kept working. Wagons unnecessarily idle are as little use to transportation as "dud shells would be in battle action. Don’t delay railway wagons; send them about their business. Quicker Clearance Means More Journeys

✓ IF YOUR eyes r BOTHER YOU — HAVE THEM EXAMINED RIGHT AWAY BY TENNENT’S — YOUR OWN LOCAL OPTICIANS Tennent’s will give your eyes a thorough and most careful examination. They are fully equipped to give you the best attention, and have a range of the latest frames. ENGLISH LENSES FROM 35/-. J. Terment GREYMOUTH and HOKITIKA.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAY ROAD ; MOTOR SERVICES : I Sunday Timetable. | a.m, p.m. fl,m ' P ,m ' ' Blackball dep. .. 12.45 Hokitika dep. • • . Greymouth arr. .. 1.50 Greymouth arr. • . 5.0 Greymouth dep. *8.45 Greymouth dep. •• 5.5 Hokitika arr. 9.45 Blackball arr. • • 6.10 < 4 This service connects with the Hokitika-Weheka-Bruce 1 Bay Service, departing from Hokitika at 10.0 a.m. CHEAP FARES: ‘ J Single Return { Greymouth to Kumara 1/9 3/Greymouth to Hokitika 3/6 ■ 6/3 Hokitika to Hariharl 13/6 24/6 t Hokitika to Wataroa 19/6 35/6 i Hokitika to Waiho 25/- 45/- j Hokitika to Weheka 29/- 52/6 i VISIT THE GLACIERS THIS ; SEASON < Book Seats Early 1