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Grey River Argus, 18 February 1927, Page 3

piiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiro 11111111111111 | I HUGE FIRE SALE | NOW ON | I at McGRUER’S | =£ TEMPORARY PREMISES "EE MAYFAIR BUILDING, GREYMOUTH. EE = I = NO BETTER DRAPERY OR CLOTH- J g ING VALUE ANYWHERE IN NEW g g ZEALAND. g THE INSUR/XNCE COMPANIES g PAID THE LOSSES COME- NOW g FOR THE GAINS. g = i =e I McGRUER’S j EE TEMPORARY PREMISES == MAYFAIR BUILDING, C-REYMOUTII. EE

ipillllllllllllllllllllllllM I Great Summer Sale I = FINAL CLEARANCE. Summer Frocks from 12 6 " A!! Summer Millinery to Clear 3 11. Ep WORKING SOX -3 pairs for 2/11 DRESS LINENS xs; L — PALMER NAP TROUSERS. Sale Price 1/11 yard. — F' = Size-3 8— Sale Price 6/11 DOUBLE BED SHEETS, lull ' COTTON UNDERWEAR— width; Twill good quality— —- = Singlets 2/9. Underpants 3/X Sale Price 12/6 pair. = PYJAMAS (Men’s)- SINGLE BED SHEETS 8/4 pr. = Sale Price 8/11. SPECIAL U.B. SHEETING — “ = NEGLIGE SHIRTS with collars, ,54in. 1/11, 72in. 2/6, 80in. 2/11. — S sizes 14 to 15$ -Usually 8 11. 50in. U.B. DAMASK—I/6. Bed X— Sale Price 4/11. Border 1/9. =— = WORSTED SUITS-Usually £5 STRIPED TOWEL BARGAINS = 5 S Sale Price £4 10s. Sale Prices lOd, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, ~ = " All Sizes in Stock. 1/H, 2/3, 2/4, 2/6, 3/3 and ~= = FANCY SOX (Special Line) — 3/6 each. ■£_ == I'snail v 5/6. Sale Price 4/6. WHITE TOWEL BARGAINS— -.= = SOFA SQUARES— Sale Prices 1/11. 2/3, 2/6. 2/11, == = Sale Prices from 27/6. 3/3, 3/6, 4/6, 6/11, 7/11 and == = HOLE-PROOF LISLE HOSE (all 8/11 each. E= colours) — Sale Price 1/11 STRIPFD TFRRY - — = ART SILK HOSE (all colours')— i/-and 1/6 yard. == = Sale Prices 2/8, 2/6, 3/6, 3/lL WY I’O— lOd yard. = '‘THREE QUEENS ’ SILK STRIPED FL A N NELE’TTE, 36 = = HOSE- SMe Price 5/6. im . h _ 1/. and 1/3 yard. = = Sale S pHces/lL PYJAMA CLOTHS, 36in-l/6 yd. = —- JJABO CREPES — 50in. BORDERED GINGHAM — — = Sale Price 9d yard. Sale Price 1/8 yd. zzz These Goods Must Go. g See Windows For Specials. g TYMONS’ & Co. | THE HOUSE OF SATISFACTION. EE EE .4AWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH. EE lllllLllllllhllllllllil.illlililllhllllllllllllllllllllllllllS

161 nothing You wouldn’t refuse £l5, would you? Nor £lo?—nor yet £5? It costs nothing to try for these or any of the other attractive cash prizes offering. First Prize £l5 Twenty Prize* of 10/-each Second Prize £lO „ „ 7/6 „ Third Prize £5 „ „ 5/- „ and a Consolation Prize to all who send in coupons equal to at least 50 points without winning a cash prize. Coupons will be in all packings of Haven Tea, and will count at the rate of one point for every half pound of RAVEN TEA. Save your coupons until a few to Raven Tea Coy., Box 252, nf Comneti- Christchurch, whose decision in days before closing of Competl be final . Cou . tlon and post them (stating num p Ons must lla by 31st ber and your name and address) March. Closes 31st March in each year ®