Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

West Coast Times, 24 June 1912, Page 3

7fr D rr, nr fTT?ri rij 4 0 K H E. O. TOOHEY, 'I'UI.KPHONa NO.T3IV DOMINION CYCLE WORKS, RI’VKUv STRI-HT, HOKITIKA, • Ko>< ■** Dominion Cycles l\ have lu.-w made a name f>r tlicuii-clvo\ and arc ieoug*i& I'c nised to be the most suitable nmclnm; vi r tne <?st • |d Coast roads, Owing to their lltlnd tlily, Strength, SI I’, Finish, and Speed" they have pmved thctnselvis JJ H H popular. ll The DOMINION N u annf.-v.lrmd in my ovn woi-ksliop by expert mccha T . 1 key cou; .st oi a Jjf |« complete set«f R.P.A. Titum-s aad are known ly the jf 1* distinctive ch linwhccl, and the Trade Marl: oi the Jl i ya i i ** ‘“time piled rifles which is ftmipen on every pan. », hlmm pert «{ the Dominion Cycle is gum an lad inter* H |a changeable. being gi urged l> one Cicnmioi u pail id an ja inch. Ready replacements; th-'m No- •an <• 1= from any Clyde Agent thioagh nt; ; /.eoa ■.• nun Agents for lO.ubiv and ! R r.g’as a if.nor Cvcles. » Note the A (hit ess » REVEL?- STREET licU!::t"ncn!;t iu 0-J--5 4 !

Oh as* f-erg; NELSON! ,'f ■ ■ '3 Ltd. 48 VLAi-'S’ BUr !»:• . PIMt OS s ORGANS a" 3 >Vll#Slv. B-aggs for Franco fe yrgsns. Sols Agents for Job > Rrinr-mcad ®: Son Scbisdmay :-r & Soehn lb:t'.;■■• C. Hegg & Co., Li b Lr-o Fitz Kuala. Plano Hsicy Organ JVLlivc Li; c C. FccbLcnC Li'ino Cb3-nx-.11 & Co I’iane Govs & Kail man mo R. Ttetze & Piauo Kimball Organ EASY PAY MENTS. f monthly in.; til men aim D’IXIAIv XOTI Cl ? , — mount ... ~ At *S* ai { icrortiorojU-lv to the amount of deport pai< . ■ tl.e Dl'rOt'lT the PMALLFK Hie I>'M • The ri;rt Cost of ft really good Piano or Orgy n is Ihe Total Cost. 11 oT1111:n and District Agents- ' BATSON and CO., lsiss!caS Depot, rss*?cll Street. POST OPT-TCP. BOX, J3 •: BIIOXK, 10?.

Hrrv-s we are once more QRE&T CLEARING SALE Big 1 Reductions In AH Departments. Silks fid, 9d, 1 l/*i. A' l ;i 1 Dress Sluffs tXI, 1/-. V-l*r y« d - Trimmed Millinery Hal. Price. R early to Wears Halt Ft ice. Straws 'i A to .1/9. T\vf< it C< als 7/6 to ts>f,r Vn,:c * Fins ami Muffs HUf Ptico. Remnants 6*l, 1- 1/3, 1/6 -/*• Glows fid, 1/'. ]/"» lor l' r '' 1 ■ CHilclretr’s Cents Hall Pi Re, Cost mu os from 21/- upwards. Underskirts 4/6, 5/6, 7/6. Men’s Trousers 7/6 upwards. Collars and Ties 3 for ]/- or 3 Ft 2/-. Compare our Quality ar.d Prices lx fere purchasing elsewhere. All Invited, none asked to Buy. -(c)F. SCHRODER and Co., HOKITIKA and KUfVSARA.

WINTE f% UNDERCLOTHING FOR MEN. The whole of C. Smith Lid’s shops ] i< seit an up-to-date showing of new goods for this winter, and in the men’s department are some flue lines of underclothing for the cold weather. The best and latest in knitted goods in winj ter weights are stocked, and the pricas as usual I are the lowest possible for such superior nnders clothing. We quote a few tins* below, but a personal visit is advised. Men's Flannel Under Shiite 2/11, 3/9, 4/9, 5/6, 6/6. Men’s Kaipoi Knitted Drawers 4/6, 5/9, 6/9, 7/6. Men’s Kaipoi Wollcn Sox 1/-, 1/3, 1/6 a pair. O. SMITH, Ltd., The Wholesale Drapers, Clothiers, Boot Importers, ‘ and Horse Furnishers. GREYMOUTH. Branches—London, Wellington. Masterton, Palmerston North, Westport. Reefton. and Dennistcn.