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Hokitika Guardian, 22 April 1925, Page 3

D y S y □ n u H I B 3 □ jjgnS9niStr^S!^TSr^ani3SaPiJtDtaDiian»*n«33«'*nM«nM«Ghl!QS!St AUTUMN FASHION DISPLAY At McGRUER’S ltd. THE STYLE EXHIBITION OF THE WEST COAST. COMMENCED FRIDAY, APRIL 3. FASHIONS VERY LATEST FROM THE FASHION CENTRES OF PARIS, LONDON, AND NEW YORK. -MODEL MILLINERY; WOOLLEN COSTUMES AND CARDIGANS; SILK AND VELVET EVENING FROCKS; VELOUR TWEED AND FUR COATS; MARAIiOUT AND FUR NECKLETS; GABARDINE AND SERGE COSTUMES AND DRESSES; COSY WOOLLEN UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY ; FANCY WRIST AND GAUNTLET GLOVES; BABY WOOLLEN COMFORTS; FANCY TWEED AND VELOUR COATINGS; PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS VELVETS, ETC., ETC. A DISPLAY EQUAL TO ANY CITY SHOW. ALL OF THE NEW GOODS COME OFT OF THE BOXES FOR THE FIRST TIME, AND ATTRACTIVELY DISPLAYED FOR YOUR INSPECTION. WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO BE PRESENT. fl MCGRUER’S (WESTLAND; LTD., H SPOT CASH DEPARTMENT STORES. M HOKITIKA AND GREYMOUTH, tl NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER ijLUNERY ! NEY/ VELVETEEN FROCKS IN PLAIN COLORS ALSO SELFEMBOSSED AND PRINTED EFFECTS—ARE VERY FASHIONABLE. NEW MAROCAIN FROCKS. NEW PRINTED VELVETEENS. ALL THE LATEST CREATIONS ARE NOW SHOWING AT SCHRODER. & CO., REVELL STEET, HOKITIKA.

J MISS THE NEW .MAIIOCAIX FLOCKS ANT) THE LATEST MODEL WOOL COSTUMES recently imported show promise of a great wave ot popularity this season. titl some of tlio smartest frocks and knit-wear garments that have yet come to the Coast are represented in the assemblage here. Novel three-tone effects are seen in many of the costumes, while roll collars.- and pocket and cuff trimmings generally add a note of distinction. Prices are reasonable, too. AViI.L YOU CAUL TO-DAY? THOMPSON’S EumEnanDaDamgncagmnnHnHHHHHHHHHHHHH u D □ D rj q d D □ D D n n H O □ □ n □ [j □ □ □ LAOI ES ’ WEA It SPE C I ALIST, HOKITIK.A □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□CP MISS FLORENCE A. THOMPSON

□ % o H g O 3 g o VBLB . AH V' n. ■?!s i?/ 2? O "571 vj 8 J A ] . k TIIK ALARM CLOCK! BECOMES A NECESSITY TO lIANY FOLK DC Hi NO THE DAK K MORNINGS OK THE WINTER .MONTHS. IENNENTS STOCK ONLY THE RELIABLE .MAKES OK ALARM (LOCKS. EVERY CLOCK GEARANTEEI) IN HOOD ORDER AND POST l-'REE AT THE FOLLOW! NO PRICESIOs, 12s Oil, !‘>s, 17s <>d, 22s (Id. SPECIAL VALUE IN ELECTRIC TORCHES! Pi .IKST TO HAND A SPLENDID LINE OF ELECTRIC TORCHES, g ANOTHER VERY ESEI'TL ARTICLE DURING THE WINTER. q .MONTHS. EVERY HOME SHOULD OWN ONE. FOR SAFETY, Q HANDINESS AND IN CASES OF EMERGENCY WHERE LIGHT |"| IS WANTED CO ENTRY RESIDENTS HIE INVITED TO KN- □ OlTßi' WBOET STYLES AND PRICES. THEY REN FROM— fl As EP. y J. TENNENT | y The Leading West Coast Jeweller Fcr Value and Reliability, y 8 NFAV ADDHKSS—NKXT Ii'IKITIKA SAYINGS HANK, jj O HAMILTON STREET. HOKITIKA. AND AT GRKYMOUTH. O Q E v PERT JEWELLERY RtPAIRS A SPECIALITY.

SUMMER TIME-TABLE. NEWMANS’ MOTORS LTD.? ROYAL Fvl AiL AND WKSTE STAR SERVICES. HOKITIKA-OTII?A~ARTHUR’S TASS CARS LEAVE HOKITIF.A-S.O a.m.; ARRIVE OIIRA 11 a.m., Tcl . SD !™'Tm S itVntvs sati-bdays. connecting with trains to CmUSTCHI-RCII. ARRIVE HOKITIKA 0.0 p.m. roKITIKAAVAUIO OOEGB^ LEAVE HOKITIKA »•«*•»• 100 “ “ SUNDAYS TUESDAYS FRIDAYS TTTnr -,- rr . S.O a.m. 8.0 a.m. 8.0 a.m. L. A\ E - n.OKITIKA 3 30 p.m. SPECIAL TRIPS TO SPECIAL TRIPS TO UANIERI LAKE ELECTRIC DREnGE DAILY 9.45 a.m., and 2 p.m, DAILY 9 45 a.m. and 2 p.m. TAXIS READY AT A MOMENT’S CALL, RING UP TELEPHONE No 171. PRIVATE TELEPHONE NO. 83 NEWMAN’S MOTORS LTD.. VP EE P * BEVV EL L STREETS —“ HoKin?4j