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H K H K H H H H H H fi H H H H K H H GBEAT 11 l>T! it K For/I WOj W JSKttS Oiily at C. SMITH LTD THIS IS NOT AN EVERY DAY SALE, BUT ONE WHERE GENUINE REDUCTIONS ARE MADE. OUR PRICES ARE LOWER THAN ANY FIRM ON THE WEST COAST, BUT, DURING THE NEXT TWO WEEKS, WE ARE MAK- - ING FURTHER REDUCTIONS. COME EARLY AND SECURE.THE BARGAINS FOR CASH ONLY. NO APPROBATION DURING THE SALEI TERMS CASH! Sale Starts THUKSDAY, JULY 15th 60s Ladies’ Costumes for 255. 90s Ladies’ Costumes for 465. 65s Ladies’ Costumes for 30s. A few Ladies’ Warm Tweed Coats, for 17s 6d and 265. Children’s Bonnets to clear at Is 6d each. Children’s Wool Caps to clear Is each. 200 Ladies’ and Children’s Felt Hats (must be soldj 2s lid each. Ladies’ Corsets, skes 19, 20, 21, f o r 3s lid pair. Ladies’ Furs from 7s 6d each. 40 Ladies’ Oil Coats, 555, reduced to 37 s 6d, a bargain. Ladies’ Camisoles from 2s 6d each. Ladies’ Gowns 10s 6d each. Gents’ Cravenette Coats (slightly soiled) 17s 6d, 25b and 355. Youths’ Tweed Overcoats, 25s and 353, Men’s Ties, Is 6d, Is lid. Men’s Tweed Caps, 2s lid. Men’s Union Flannel Shirts, 6s, for 3s 9d. Men’s Braces Is each. Dress Materials all reduced. * C. SMITH Ltd n 111 "All ■■lni' ■»!■» «JL DRAPERS, GREYMOUTH. :

H To Help You Select Good Footwear! I h K x Selecting satisfactory is apt to be a troublesome job unless you follow a regular rule ! You will rotice Some Women Always Get Good Shoes H H H H H You \ub see others who a e sometimes w ell shod How cm you be sure of hitting the "bull’s eye every time ? • By making it your regular ru'e to a a HI a Buy Your Shoes at OLIVER & BUFF’S. H We import o.n footgear dive A from the big manufacturers, thus assuiing you Latest Styles Highest Quality Keenest Values and Best Selections! OLIVEIi AND BUFF, Photie 139 HOKSTIK^. a a y a a a na * °a ■ ■a ■ a a B "J m&m uj&am phreo vatkm sw*

I “ Much liiight fee Ore'll tipbii hilt little -jj must suffice.” THIS IS THE CYCLISTS’ CHANCE! Tor one week we intend to hold a SALE OE TUBES AND TRY« S and will sell them at the FOLLOWING PRICES. COME IN AND SEE THEM I 1 I i | DOMINION iCYCLE & MOTOR WORKS REVELL SThEET, flbkiTiKA. DUNLOP RAILROAD TYRES, 20s;TUBES, 8s; A. CLINCHER TYRES, 20s; TUBES 7s Gd; B. GRADE CLINCHER TYRES , 17s Gd; TUBES 6s 6d; OCEANIC TYRES, 15s; TUBES , Gs 9d; B.G. NO. 2 TYRES, 15s; TUBE S, 6s Gd; RED NATIONAL TYRES, 12s Gd; TUBES 4s 6d. SERANG TYRES, 12b Gd; TUB Gd; TUBES, 4s Gd; LION TYRES, 10s; TUBES, 4sESi 4s 6d; DUNLOP (no name) TYRES, 8s 6d; I I I 1

DERRY EVICTIONS. j FAMILIES TURNED INTO STREET BY MASKED MEN. LONDONDERRY, May 20. Unionists residing in the Nationalist quarter cjf Londonderry and isolated Nationalists living in Unionist districts are being forcibly evicted from then - homes by masked men. Last night several families were turnod into the streets with scarcely a . minute’s notice. One man who received summary notice to quite took his wife and children last night to a cousin s home and when lie returned an hour afterwards he found his furniture completely destroyed, while some. money he had left behind was stolen.

For Children’s Hacking Congh Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure i/9. 2/9. A HOT WATER BOTTLE that will not leak or crack, and will last> is worth owning. The UNIQUE , British made, patent stopper and heavy seams is obtainable everywhere. Look for the brand when buying.

Cheap Boot Depot IvSVELL BTPtE?', HGSJTIKA The Cheapest and Best Bootshop in Hokitika. Inspection I united, G. Uakin, Manaifer.

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Hokitika Guardian, 23 July 1920, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Hokitika Guardian, 23 July 1920, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Hokitika Guardian, 23 July 1920, Page 1

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