Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

West Coast Times, Issue 13080, 6 January 1904, Page 3

OH! For the talking pen, or the flowing tongub of a genius lo write gushing advertisements like our Cousins, tut The Lu. i and Best stock of Silk Blouses, Dress Shirts and Underskirts in ttew Zealand, and if I could only BLOW [ Like our friends,] I should have the whole of Westland besieging my establishment, SCRAMBLING For first pick of these beautiful spring goods, at present, the leading fashion in London. v There are : Ladies' Handsome Silk Blouses in blacfc white and colors at 7 s Hd, 8s lid 10s 6<l to 455. Ladies' Costume Skirts in the latest tabric and styles at 19s 6d^ 22s 6d, 25 sto 50 Ladies' fancy colored Prints and drill underskirts at 2 Hd, 3s lid, 4s ll<i to 12s 6d. Moreen and Moiresse Skirts 4s Hd, 5 Hd, 6s lid to 255. SAY you will be along and have a look at Christopher Smith's, Greatest Ixxxi^ortioir Greymoutk and Wellington^ TYMONS & CO., WILL HOLD AN EIGHT DAYS COMMENCING THURSDAY MORNING lOtfc Inst., at 10 a.m. This means that every White Article in our Huge Stock will be reduced, far Sewing Cottons. Only Sight Da^-s of ReductionINCLUDING :- 400 Pairs of White lace Curtains 700 Wim« guilts GOO Wliite ¥Tu€lersliirts All White Cotton Goods were purchased September, 1902, when Raw Cotton was fourpence per lb. To-day's quotation for Haw Cotton is full Three Shillings per lb. Cotton to-day is higher than prices ruling during the American Civil War. TERMS GASH. Tymons and €o M DRAPERY WAREHOUSEMEN, OF MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH. GLOBE SAUCE, Used by the most prominent Celebrities in New Zealand and Abroad. TLo most favoured in New Zealand. To be nrocnred from all Storekeepers in the district Chrisichurcfr<