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Hokitika Guardian, 29 September 1924, Page 1

m 11 r> rs the roasonnbl Sill', jumpers HANDSOME KNITTED SILK JUMPERS AND ‘FROCKS. ]|( i W liKAl'TlKl'i. Alii'. 'III I- NKW JvM'JTKI) SI I.K .1 I'M I’KI'S AND m:K>SKS AT - p a t s-i n s o x ’ s Gall to-day | i,|-1 I'M lll>iv ' si'iiiril -tli*. 1 very l;i• •• '• (•li'i'rt.s, w il l l ril li Ini- ilui'-e iif nmn' nint siyli'S in stripr? is. To see tliccs lovely sill* creal inns is to :n 1 1 nir»-'. prises ashed for such exquisita Knitted, and Gowns will surprise you! All ill'' 111 •tv* -~ t isLyles are lepre iii i:nusual .lax i ulourini's, niul strained tn-tf. si nil Horn I il'-si PATERSONS MTE PATERSON & LLOYD), I BOXES. "WHERE MONE Y GOES FURTHER." REVELL ST. §j Af'onts for O'. Taylor mid Op., TOxpert Dyers uml French Cleaners. m SSiSJ 55553 SMSS 6ES3S SSS 3 EiSSS

r Or * rELiu of any or all of these .CREPE DE CHINE (Colton), ill smart range of stripes and plain colours; dOin .. .. .. 5/11 yard SRT SILK ESORAY, in a great range of plain colourings; 40in 5/6 yard COTTON GEORGETTES, lire most fashionable material for sum- , pier wear; plain colourings; 40in .. .. 5/11 yard COTTON DELAINE, with black, navy, and brown grounds; i 28in 1/11 yard [TOSALINE CREPE, in Oriental colourings; -fOin—3/6 yard COTTON MAROCAIN, ill great range of floral styles; dOiii 3/11 /\lso~Ginghams, Zephyrs, Linens, Crepe, Tricoline, Voiles, Ratines, Chiffonelle, Lingerie Lawn, and Empress Georgette. Country clients supplied with samples of any of the above lines i ... 1' rcc. PATTERNS SENT POST FREE USE THIS COUPON. j JIANAGKt;, J,/ J’.O. Box loir!, Clm.-lelitlleli. Pear Sir, — please seiol I’osl I’reo l’aller,as of Col ion Press T’al.ries, especially of those market ,N. iSanio ; A'l'lress DXC, Christchurch PL TO P ||| 0 i I El-

:::ra::::ni;:n:::::ni:::a:wa::::n: n:n: :□: n. □* _ FOR SALE SECOND HAND - tn aac* iw MOTOR CAR ! IN GOOD ORDER ! NEW CORD TYRES ON REAR WHEELS ! NEW WILLARD BATTERY! Electric Light and Self Starter. Price £IOO —or Nearest Offer. I FREE DEMONSTRATIONS GIVEN BY ! WILD AND BASSETT, j ‘ ft i 5 vEI, L ST!’ EE T HOIvLT IK A .

£> 'V N Second Best WHY NOT HAVE THE BEST? Most Cyclists arc willing to hcit'c THE BEST. Nobody seiflingly chaoses die Second Best and when the BEST RAC INC, CYCLES COST NO MORE than the Second Best wni Thai outsiory ... a /SV’ijEST. **"” y °'‘ the Racing Cycles we build ARE ltlL BBZi. Dominion Cycle Depot E. C. Toohey, Prop. Revell St., Hokitika j