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K H H H H K H H K H H H K H H H H H GREAT WINTER ?AT,E Foi/rWOiW ELKS Only 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 MAKING FURTHER REDUCTIONS. COME EARLY AND SECURE THE BARGAINS FOR CASH ONLY. NO APPROBATION DURING THE SALE! TERMS CASH! Sale Starts TMUIiSDAY, JULY 15tli 50s Ladies’ Costumes for 265. 90s Ladies’ Costumes for 465. 65s Ladies’ Costumes for 30s. A few Ladies’ Warm Tweed Coats, foj- 17s 6d and 265. Children’s Bonnets to clear at Is 6d etch. Children’s Wool Gaps to clear Is ea c h. 200 Ladies’ and Children’s Felt Hat s (must be sold; 2s lid each. Ladies’ Corsets, siraes 19, 20, 21, for 3s lid pair. Ladies’ Furs from 7s Cd each. 40 Ladies’ Oil Coats, 555, reduced to 37b 6d, a bargain. Ladies’ Camisoles from 2s 6d each. Ladies’ Gownß 10s 6d each. Gents’ Cravenette Coats (slightly soiled) 17s 6d, 25s and 355. Youths’ Tweed Overcoats, 25s and 35 5 . Men’s Ties, Is 6d, Is lid. Men’s Tweed Caps, 2s lid. Men’s Union Flannel Shirts, Men’s Braces Is eaob. Dress Materials all reduced. for 3s 9d. H C. SMITH Ltd DRAPERS, GREYMOUTH. 3 H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H $ aJLZ ULm

xxxxxxxarxxxxT H H H k H IN THESE DAYS OP INFLATED PRICES—it is more than ever necessary to be sure of full value for every shilling you spend. WHEN BUYING FOO T-WEAR-the lo.dc 1 solution is to PURCHASE ALL YOUR REQUIREMEN TS AT OLIVtiK & DUFFS Not only do our prices mean a direct and definite saving, but you cau be ceitiin of the unquestionable quality of evay line we offeryou. Lot us show }on the way to Economise on Footwear! O Li' Fhonc- 139 : R C 1C hokitika. -- - ■n « bn ■ om «a naabw cdfian ofta

m%ga I HOT SH S§Si HBH “ Much might be dwelt upon hut little must suffice.” T HIS IS THE CYCLISTS’ • CHANCE! For one neck we intend to hold a SALE OF TUB IS AND THYiS and will sell them at the FOLLOWING PRICES. COME IN AND SEE THEM: — DUNLOP RAILROAD TYRES, 20s; TUBES, 8s; A 1 CLINCHER TYRES, 20s; TUBES 7s Gd; B. GRADE CLINCHER TYRES, 17s Gd; TUBES Gs Gd; OCEANIC TYRES, 15s; TUBES, 6s 9d; B G NO. 2 TYRES, 15s; TUBES, Gs 6d; RED NATIONAL TYRES, 12s 6d; TUBES 4s 6d. SERANG TYRES', 12s Gd.; TUB Gd ; TUBES, 4s 6d; LION TYRES, 10s; TUBES, 4sES 4s Gd; DUNLOP (no name) TYRES, 8s Gd"; I I I 8 DOMIMIOK ; I CYCLE & MOTOR WOftKi | REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. “A

tOMNINGTCN CafcRAGBBM v IBISHJiOSS %F-Srsiz=d WmmM e or Cot^hi? There is no remedy so soothing and so efficacious lor a child a cough or cold as Bonmngtons Irish Moss. In thousands oj. familiesit has been thestandard remedy for over 60 years. on’s Irish. 1 allays inflammation, throws off phlegm. Its viscous properties act almost like a throat paint, thus giving relief to the inflamed glands, of the cough racked sufferer. Beware of imitations. There is only one Bonnington s Irish Moss. Aik for it by name. Price 1/6 and 2/6 at all Chemists and Stores. 176

Recommends by tho medioa l profession —AVOT FK’S SOT'NM 1 R Wh en baby snuffles or sueeses, Eorinkle pillow or nightgown with M 20L.” Instantly relieves and bo

Avoid winter chills and ills by taking “NAZOL.” Order by name. Refuse imitations. No cold •is Nazol-probf. (50 doses Is 6d.

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Hokitika Guardian, 28 July 1920, Page 1

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615

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Hokitika Guardian, 28 July 1920, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Hokitika Guardian, 28 July 1920, Page 1

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