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Grey River Argus, 22 April 1911, Page 4

In St. John's ;• Presbyterian; Church to-morrow the Rev K. Stewart will be the preacher both morning and evening. Mr W: Milne will preach in the Druids' Hall, Dunollie at 7 p.m.— Advt. "Lest you forget," let us remind you that the range of dress goods which Tranthen and Co are now showing are a sound reality and no 'fable; Dress tweeds in all colourings from Is 9d to 2s 6d per yard. Navy serges 42in wide Is 9d to 3s 9d. Navy coatings 54in. wide 3s 3d, 4s Dd, 5s and 5s lid per yard. Cream radiahta, unshrinkatile arid splendid 'washing- material 2s 6d and 2s lid per yard. Also a fine range of ready to wear tweed costumes from 21s to 70s each. Note address: Trathen and- Coy., Boundary Street. — Advt.

For Chronic Chest Complaints Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.. ls 6d and 2s 6d.— Advt. •

Sewing machines at prices tnat wm help you to save money. Twenty machines just opened and the prices are the same as the last lot whicW sold right out. Frister and Rossmann's are world famed you cannot set better. Treadle machines £5 l&s upwards. Time Payments pranged. W. McKay and Son, Leading Drapers. — Advt.

White "Week at the Thomas and Moßeath State. Sale prices for white blankets, white quilts, hundreds of white articles laid out for white week at sale prices ending April 29th, 1911. The Thomas and Mcßeath Store.— Advt.

■ < Another shipment of Frister and Rossmann's famous sewing machines just landed. We secured double the quantity this time. Special prices for the next two weeks. -.Hand machines 655, the good treadle machines from £5 15s. Time payments arranged. W. McKay and Son, Leading Drapers. — Advt. White Week at the Thomas and Mceßath's Store. Spotless white blankets, white towels, white quilts, and mens' spotless white shirts. , The whole of .our centre tables set out with the white bargains for one week only. Wihte week ends on Saturday, , April 29th. The Thomas and McBeath Store.— Advt . Duke of Edinburgh Hotel-^SO roams, newly fined 'throughout ; accommodation second to none on the Coast; tariff 6s a day; arrangement by ahe week J. 31 O'Brien, propriet or. — Advu ...... ,r<. S. -I. Bctori, to clear his summei stock, will offer over 1000 bargains at prices ithat will surprise everyone. The first that come will secure the pick of this great . bargain sale. S I. Beton, Mawhera Quay, Greyraouth. —Advt. ,■.'.."■'. "'•'■' Aitken and Peters have just landed direct from England all th • new season's goods for winter wear, llv smartest goods in ladies dress skirt-i. underskirts, dress goods, blousings, furs and muffs, Norfolk jerseys, blouses, hosiery, etc., a really ''splendid display in all fashionable winter goods. Aitken and Peters, Up-to-dat«-drapers. — Advt. The second lot of new Autumn hats just to hand. A special lucky purchase brought by our London buyer. Trimmed Paris models 15s 6d up. Semi trimmed ready to wear hats 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 7s 6d. Children'^ millinery a special lot 4s 6d, 5s 6d up to- 9s. 6d. Is in the W. McKay and Son, -leading drapers Mawhera Quay, Greymouth and Hokitika.— Advt.. ;.,':. - ." The .new „. furs and blouses l«»r Autumn ;. wear, .^single furs 2s 6d, 3s 6d up. Fur sets, the new kind from 35s to ,£l2 the set. Blouses in plain and the new knitted ikind 5s 6d, Cs 6d and 8s 6d. Is in^the £ discount. W. McKay andy Son, the leading- drapers -and _ ; clothiers, vGr«y sao^tk and HoJdtikax-^Advtv