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Grey River Argus, 2 March 1927, Page 6

I I I | TO THE LADIES | I J 1 = WOMEN’S WHITE CANVAS SHOES, J Leather Soles and Heels, all Sizes— S HE 4'll pair to clear. EE J GIRLS’ LACE AND STRAP— 211 to clear, g FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. § Get in Early and Secure the Bargains. p | KIM WILLIAMS J " Out On His Own ” Men’s Wear Specialist, GREYMOUTH. A WE ARE SHOWING:— g I New Season’s felts j In the New Shades: Lavande, Wines, Mulberry and Sandalwoods. New Season’s Trimmings g IN SEQUIN AND TINSEL. EE Also 40in. Sylvia g The Exquisite Silk for All Wear. NEW SHADES INCLUDE:—Lavande, Athenia, Batchelor Button, Grecian Rose, Bois-de-Rose, Fuschia, Pale Cyclamen, Navy Black, —EE Ivory and Putty. — HEMSTITCHING OF ALL KINDS AT SHORTEST NOTICE. =£= | TYMONS’ & Co. | THE HOUSE OF SATISFACTION. -£E EE VIAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH. EEE llllllllllllllllllliiiillllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllM HGREY RIVER® II AKGUSg I ' High Class W! PRINTERS I I AN D | ■ | i COMMERCIAL 5 I STATIONERS i | I . (Designer# I ra' I S (specialists ire 1 | [h.i PSSS i B' WWh ” IP. Onlv the I.iu t plantation rubber— Made up to a standard not down to the p.. 1; i the world .- markets —goes a price, North British Tyres stand suto the tn:.'i.; of Norm British Tyres', preme in hard wearing qualities at a Tough, durable and consequently eeon fair price. For maximum scrvici'i comical. —lt specify “North British.’’ —2