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Grey River Argus, 18 February 1927, Page 8

The DOUGLAS - SUPREME RELIABLE, NO VIBRATION, AND SPEEDY. Low price, coupled with good service and pay at yon ride. These are just a few advantages. TURTILL BROS. Agents. ‘I Mackay Street, Greymoutn. It—— = = J

THE PONTIAC ARRIVES Bi GREYMOUTH THIS WONDER SIX SWEEPS ASIDE ALL PRESENT IDEAS OF CAR VALUE. THE IDEAL CAR FOR LADIES Wonderful Value at £333 Fine, roomy, six-cylinder coach with its power and speed, enough for every need. The engine is economical in fuel consumption, while the body is a Fisher production, beautifully finished in dneo. Learn why ro many new owners are being won daily to Pontiac. Go and see SCHAEF, the Pontiac agent, and have a demonstration. He has the latest in light cars on show now at the Garage. SCHAEF’S GARAGE GREYMOUTH.

Bfe I 4-94Typ«P Au.-CHAIN DrivJ > t rx* I » , r '*' n n f xx/j L — Electric Model 4.94 h p. Call and inspect this WADE & co I Wa are sole agents for 1 West Coast.

y>’Z | = ALWAYS GOODNOW BETTER THAN EVER * LOW PRICES. HIGH QUALITY. | Women’s Patent 1-bar Shoes, medium and low heels, 21/Women’s Tan 1-bar Shoes, 21/- and 22/6 \ i Women’s Santerne Fancy Bar., Louis or low heels, 28/6 i Men’s Box Calf Oxford Shoes, j sizes 26/1 Men’s Glaeie Derby Shoe, pug toe, pat. caps 33/6 1 Men’s Tan Derby Shoe, pug toe, pat. caps, 35/I A Price for Every Pocket, and a Fit for Every Foot. > CHALK’S Shoe Store I Where the Good Boots Come From. <• Greymonth and Reefton.

jkL know of cool, shady spots that are ideal for picnics, ; I W| the success of the outing depends on the lunch. ; IB tO l^e fn i ( 'y ment °f your picnics by avoiding the worry and ' ift! -» discomfort of cooking in a hot, stuffy kitchen, your provisions * | 1 h-re. Meats, Fish, » \ist*s, Frui's, eAspa-agus, and other appetising ) 1 I|oi| in tins, jars or h itties. All ready cooked, easy to carry, and ) j sure of hcaity appreciation by all. j i m. McDonnell