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Hokitika Guardian, 2 September 1924, Page 1

1 NEW HATS 'OR "SURFLY" YOi: WILL SAY, “THIS MODERN STORY WILL FIND A WORTHY RIVAL IN TUB ACE OLD EASTERN STORY OF ‘NEW LAMPS FOR 01,!).’” BUT IT IS NO FA RLE; IT ONLY MEANS THAT PATERSON'S ARE NOW ABLE TO OFFER A HAT BLOCKIN'!! AND CLEANING SERVICE TO THE WEST COAST PUBLIC. HATS BROUGHT IN TO BECLEANED OR REBLOCKED WILL BE FORWARDED TO A FIRM OF REPUTED HAT BLOCKERS WHO WILL RETURN THEM, IN SHAPE AND APPEARANCE H AS GOOD AS NEW. KJ WILL YOU LEAVE YOUR’S TO-DAY? 1 PATERSONS (LATE PATERSON & LLOYD), fOPI BOX BG. "WHERE MONEY GOES FURTHER." REVELL ST. Agents for C, Taylor and Co., Expert Dyers and French Cleaners. EM IMS ES3S3 M FSES W \ i iwfjgJßMPg ar w um wear itto \ p— J\ jstryvj jy^j 23232 ij pi ' J r . KBSEE3S2WC3 CHETF H vf Jt S-1,, r’r hr. i‘ l '<* .-V "V Ip. fa Ff? L WIL-tt ii.il'J £ l CeLUvtlJ of Sunas—)ttoa Press Fabrics Never in the history of cotter, f. lines not even when the early Victorian designs were so novel, !.; s toe vogue for something different been so v/dl mat. Here, on the threshold of Soring, the D.I.C. has opened the flood-gates cf Fashion to the outpouring of more 0 Cotton Dress Fabric Novelties than have ever been seen in any single season provasitsiy. Patterns Free re*er you be DOVAY MAROCA’NS, in smart styles. dOin.-N 6/11 yard TOSALINE CREPES, in new styles. dOin.— 3/o yard LOUISE VOILES, in French designs, dCin.— 3/G 3/11 yard CREPE DE CHINE (Cclton), great range of plain and stripes, dO;n. .. • • • • 5/xl yard DELAINE'ITE, in dark styles for morning wear, dOin. 3/11 yard GEORGETTES, the fashion cotton fabric for the f Summer, in plain and floral styles, *,Oin.— S/ll d/ll 5/S 5/21 yard NEW LINGERIE LAWN, in pretty styles for night and underwear, dOin. .. 2/9 3/G 4/11 yard Write for Samples this very clay to — Manager, Box 182 3, Christchurch V/E PAY THE POSTAGE [d<oT';l.d ‘ p I ff ftp] c:] ib: ? ii/i H (IS^SizmQ:n'i;n'MicpSPSKSSS*S,?'StS¥'i BUY AN OVERLAND AND REALISE THE DIFFERENCE. r?\ _ .*\x.'*xsS i u gvjvfi wM n HH tip. s«t SFRVICF.AIII £270! £2/ lUI ,tL JL JLSCX.fI. ' SIX MONTH’S FREE SERVICE ! THE CAR FOR EYERYBODY AT A PRICE EVERYBODY CAN AFFORD. FREE DEMONSTRATIONS GIVEN BY WILD AND BASSETT, i; K yE T. L STRE Ft T HOKIT IK A . ”"0""0''" f D"" ? cxiD!'i:i!P ::icncr::fCJ:!D”'rn:: hie fo : s ..cere aag.-.—r.grrca 1 'Tfr-MrYtA tm/i ra.'23 r-fp-mm Most Cyclists are willing to have THE BEST. Nobody willingly chooses the Second Best and tvhen the BEST RACING CYCLES COST NO MORE ihnn thr Second. Best WHY NOT lIAyE THE BEST? rr'hatis our story in a Nutshell. Come in and let us show you why theßdcing Cycles see build ARf THE BEST. Dominion Cycle Depot E. C. Toohey, Prop. Revell St., Hokitika