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Hokitika Guardian, 22 September 1920, Page 3

H H m £llA A Showing of the Latest Modes. -KiOCKNowhere is the transition from winter to spring more noticeable than in our store. Shelves and showcases are now alive with spirit of springtime, for the new.season’s goods have arrived. MILLINERY, COSTUMES, FROCKS. and all the details of feminine attire are here in a faithful representation of the latest fashions. Tire new styles are irresistahly attractive, and include many dainty innovations. Here are a few representative items. Lovely new Evening Blouses in latest styles in Georgette, Ninon, Crepe de Chene. Ladies’ smart American Silk Jumpers, in plain and stripe, new: shades. Ladies’ effective L.W. Jersey Frocks nicely worked in Chenille and Oriental, in navy, black, saxe, grey and fawn. A large array of ladies’ French Model Millinery in the latest styles. New dress Voiles in floral and figure designs. New Zephyrs and Checked Materials. New Neckwear and new'Hosiery. Every lady should pay an early visit if she wishes to see this showing at its best. McGRUER &CO. Spot Cash Department Store, Hokitika & Grevmouth.

Silk Nets 4 M Suitable for SCARVES, BLOUSES, Etc. 42in. wide. In Pale, Mid, and Dark Pink, Violet, Jade, Pale Blue, Amethyst, Buttercup, Champagne, V, Rose, & Black. Price, 6/11 yd. Very beautiful Ufa. wide. Suitable for Evening Dress renovations, Corsages, etc. In White and Pink, Lt. Blue &V. Rose, Navy & Saxe. 24/6 yd. The New Net. Scarves, with hemstitched hem and floral band. In White, Cream. Pink. Pale Blue ... - - 7 < ll each< Corded Millinery Ribbons. 4in. wide. In Putty. V. Rose. Amethyst. Jade. Saxe, Black 5/11 yard. Floral Voile Handkerchiefs, with scalloped edges, embroidered with Silk, very dainty colourings ... ••• ••• / eac , 2- Doeskin Gloves, in white, stitched black ... 21/- pair. 3- Tan Kid Gloves ... v* ••• a * r * Lingerie Braid. Silk, I|-piece; Cotton. 7Jd.'piece. In White. Sky, Pmk. POST FREE FROM CHRISTCHURCH

Travel By Motor. Royal Mail Motor Service— HOKITIKA TO OTIRA Vice Versa Cars Tuesdays At 7.20 a.m, connectLeave Thursdays ing with coaches for Hokitika Saturdays Arthur’s Pass. TELEPHONE No. 131 FOR SEATS IN COMFORTABLE CARS FITTE' WITH REARWIND SCREENS. 5-Seaters. :: CARS FOR HIRE. :: 7-Sealers Sidney E. Clements, _ _ 1 ‘ ;/ ' T ~ ' WILD AND BASSETT. P.O. BOX No. 13. :: TELEPHONE Nos., GARAGE, 118; PRIVATE, U REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. ENGINEERS AND MOTOR MECHANICS. CARS REPAIRED AND RENOVATED. VULCANISING & OXYACETONEWELDING. SPARE PARTS SUPPLIED OR FITTED. SPARE PAE.TS SUPPLIED OR FITTED. BENZINE * * ' OILS AND TYRES WTLD AND BASSETT.

JAMBS king: BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. TMPORTER OF MERCANTILE STATIONERY of every description Account Books all sizes. Typewriting, ribbons, paper and sundries, fancy and Ornamental Stationery, Drawing paper, School Bags and requisites stocked. Birthday and Reward books, cards and Illuminated texts, Bibles, Prayers and Hymns. The latest Books and Magazines arriving by every mail. Agent for BRISTOL PIANOS

A. LITTLE. BOOT AND SHOE MAKER AND IMPORTER. INVITES the public to come and inspject his largo and varied stock of:— HIGH GRADE BOOTS AND SHOES,, FIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP AND BEST OF MATERIALS! REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. A. LITTLE