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Hokitika Guardian, 18 September 1922, Page 3

H H Thursday, Sept. 7th. Opening Day of McGRUER’S Spring Fashion Exhibition. h Kv H OUR COMPLETE AND AUTHENTIC COLLECTION OF FASHIONS FOR SPRING MERITS YOUR EARLY AND CRITICAL INSPECTION. The DISPLAY OF:— MILLINERY: FROCKS, COSTUMES, BLOUSES, JUMPERS, DRESSES AND OTHER SHOWROOM GOODS. i OTJ ARE INVITED TO VIEW THESE NEW STYLES WHICH ARE NOTABLE FOR THEIR VARIETY AND MODERATE COST. NEW DRESS MATERIALS. Include Jazz Juniper Silks, Silk' Shadow Nets, fancy striped and checked Sponge Cloths..and Ratines, Art Silk Frosted Voiles, fancy Voiles, Jazz Shantungs, fancy striped and cheeked Tobraleo’s, French Crepe de Chcne, Oriental Georgettes, etc, etc. YOU GET FASHIONS VERY LATEST GOODS AT LOWEST CASH PRICES. McGraer's (Westland) Ltd. Spot Cash Department Stores, HOKITIKA AND GREYMOUTH. H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H .1 H H H H u ■ i H H H H LA* Lit! 11l ULZ ’LL! LLI Ll.»" ULU LLZ ULIW

itterns of Ballantynes Cotton Dress Fabrics Gladly Posted Free to any address within the Dominion. CHECK ZEPHYRS, 3Sin wide .. 1/11* 2/9 2/11 & 3/11 yard CAMBRIC PRINTS, 30iu .. 1/11* yard Striped SPONGE ZEPHYRS, coloured block stripes; 40in 2/11 yd. POULARD LAWNS, dark colours; 3Sin . .. 2/11 yard COTTON POULARDS; 3Si 11 .. ..3/6 3/11 1/6 yard VOILES, light or dark colourings; 38/TOin — 2/11 3/11 4/G and 4/11 yard PRINTED SHANTUSAS, in string coloured grounds: 40in 4/6 yd. TRESCAS —-A new fabric resembling Linen, slum: od embroidered effect: 40iu 6/11 yard PRINTED SPONGE CLOTHS; 3Sin 5/11 yard SPONGE CLOTHS, plain colours; 3Siu .. 3/11 to 5/11 yard SPONGE CLOTHS, stripes and checks; 3Sin 4/6 to 6/11 yardArtilieial SILK and COTTON SPONGE CLOTHS, plain and printed; 3Sin .. . .. .. .. -- 3/11 yard COTTON DELAINES; 3Gin to 40iu .. 1/11.1 and 2/3 yard TOB11ALCOS; 28in 2/6 yard PANAMA CLOTHS, plain colours; 40in .. .. 2/3 yard ’ Etc., etc.,.etc. DISCOUNT of 1/- in c'.ch £ for Cash, or on Month'y Accounts. A simple 'method for ordering Patterns of these Fabrics. First put a cross (X) against the items of which you would like to see patterns: Then sign your name, cut this advertisement out, and post to— J. Ballantyn a & Co. Ltd. Christchurch. Name (Mrs. or Miss) Postal Address |i FRESH SUPPLY OF CORSETS TO HAND j| H At SCHRODER’S t" WARNER’S RUST PROOF CORSETS, "DOUBLE SKIRT." THE CORSET CANNOT TEAR. AN INVISIBLE LAYER OF L[ BATISTE GIVES DOUBLE STRENGTH FROM THE WAIST !■ LINE DOWN. WITH ALMOST NO MORE WEIGHT. , k the long corset perfected. I* EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED. WF. VT.CO STOCK TIIE I). * A. AND THE LADTVA NON-RUST-h ABLE CORSETS IN ALL THE LEADING SHAPES, AT MUCH U REDUCED PRICES. j! if YOU ARE IN NEED OF A WORKING PAIR OF CORSETS r. WE CAN DO THEM FROM SIZE 21 TO 39. AT VERY LOW COST. A much NEEDED CORSET TO BE HAD ONLY AT f ■ SCHRODER & CO-, O wno A RE ALSO NOW OPENING OUT SPLENDID RANGE !T OF CREPES, FOULARDS, VOILES, AND RATINES. H H

10.30 CLEMENTS MOTORS- LTD., ROYAL MAIL CONTRACTORS. HOKITIKA-ROSS-WAIHO CORSE. WINTER TIME TABLE. ru ,A TFYYE HOKITIKA EVERY SUNDAY AT 9 a.m.. CAEo J WAin() (joitGE AT 5.30 p.m. CABS WAVK HOKITIKA KVKUY WF.UNKSDAY AT CARS L.J a lim YING AT 11A It I HAUL AL' 2 p.m. C\RS LEAVE JIARi nARI EVERY THURSDAY AT 11 a.m., ° AA ARRIVING AT HOKITIKA AT 2 p.m. CARS LEAVE WAillO EVERY TUESDAY AT. 8.30 a.m., ARXIIVING AT HOKITIKA AT 4 p.m. , , vv iioKITIKAEVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, <* US IviV S TTTRDVY AT 8 a.m.—CONNECTTN G .WITH COACILBS POli ARTHUR'S PASS-LETCIINING AT 4 p.m. SAMI'. DAIS. ___ CLEMENTS MOTORS LTD.. Telegrams, Clements, Hokitika G«™f. Welcl St. ’’•O' »»* »• pSTtacmss Wo take all reasonable care with lu-sßure mul parcels, but "ill not bo held responsible for damage or loss m transit

LAKE KANinni HOTEL. \V. I], PARKINSON, Proprietor. “8 7101 ? the convenienoo of visitors, I' MOTOR-CAR I'as been installed Tn tending visitors will be token in or not at a recionablo figure. Ring Tele? Tlfe 'Knp.i'Ti; on tbe

CLEVELAND MOTOR CYCLES. A MERICA'S best two stroke, l’rice i:C2. FuU particulars from the sole ißcut fnr TP RI $ B .w}> ,Ti r* Ross