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Hokitika Guardian, 28 May 1925, Page 2

TONICHT F.VERYBODYS’ PICTURES TO-NIGHT n '%s£ tt nu rfi “THE HERO.” “THE HERO” Portrayed by Gaston Glass, Barbara Ea Marr, John Sainpolis. David Bntlcr, Doris l’awn, Frankie Bee. A pieturisation of Gilbert Emery's play. TOPICAL! COMEDY! ORCHESTHA! ! USUAL PRICES!

“THE MEN’S SHOP 5 5 MEN! HERB IS A SPECIAL OFFER IX READY-TO-WEAR j SUITS 1 25-READY-TO-WEAR SUITS, IX THE BEST COLONIAL WORSTEDS AND TWEEDS. Sizes .‘J to 7. 25 SPECIAL CASH PRICES 65/- TO £5 lOS THESE SUITS HAVE BEEN GREATLY REDUCED TO MAKE ROOM FOR. NEW GOODS ARRIVING. T W. H. STOPFORTH, ,pB ST GENT’S OUTFITTER REYELL STREET,

REYEI.L STREET, 11EVELL STREET, HOKITIKA. HOKITIKA. MILLER’S BARGAINS FOR WIEN! Gents’ Rubber Coals, guaranteed waterproof 30s each. Gent’s Doctor Emlerflannels in navy, natural and grey ... Gs Gd each. Gent’s Knitted ’Underpants and Vests Gs t«I each. Gent’s Genuine l,c Roy Oilskins G7s Gd each Petone Underilanneis (is Gd each. Gent’s Knitted Sox Is 3d a pair. Special line of Gent’s Heavy Winter Overcoats, in grey and Grown .'ids BARGAINS FOR WOMEN Wooltex Singlets, largo size, Minerva Special O.S. 3s 3d each. 2s lid each. Vcdonis Interlock Singlets (is Gd each Pure Woollen Ringlets 3s fid and 5s Gd each. Velvet Frocks 37s Gd & 39s Gd each. Twill Hack, East Dye, 3Gin. Velvet IH.ANKETS AT BEDROCK PRICES! White, single 27s Gd a pair. White, double (full size) 17s Gd pair. Grey, double 37s Gd a pair. IN WELL KNOWN MAKES OF KAIAPOI AND ROSLYN. THE MODEL HOUSE fill I I I rD I C THF. MODEL HOUSE FOR. VALUE. ivl ILL Ltl O FOR VALUE. REV.ELL STREET, HOKITIKA. BOX 75, GREYMOUTH.

LE FAIR TO YOUR EYES t ITE7E HOl.n THE HIGHEST ENG- * V HISII DIPLOMAS and offer a ti.rccf-ld service:—• .Vo Tost Hie Sight! We grind the loosest We fit the glasses! Consult ns if you have eye troubles. BARRY & SARGENT LTD.. us \viLus street, Wellington. - AND—AT AUCKLAND AND PALMERSTON NORTH. WHEN THE WISE MAN IS BUILDING, lie consults a Builder, when he is sick, he sees his doctor, and in most of Ids business concerns he relies ui«ni the judgment of the specialist. It is only logical then, when his vision is defective, that lie consults an Optical Specialist (and not a jeweller, ot Chemist, or a medical doctor*. When in need of a THOROUGH examination hy a Specialist (who does nothing else) why not avail yourself of export advice. E. CHOLERTON, M.P.0.C., M.V.0.A., iviC. optical specialist. WELLINGTON AND NELSON. NEXT VISIT TO HOKITIKA "ill he during JULY (D.V.) E!BSSBI3S3EQBIES&S£23£jSBi3K£aKK9