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Hokitika Guardian, 18 June 1929, Page 4

TO-MGHTI EVERYBODYS' PICTURES TO-NIGHT! D W. C. FIELDS & CHESTER CONKLIN ' “FOOLS FOR LUCK” ’ “FOOLS FOR LUCK” TOPICAL —a.n d— COMEDY ! iVednesday: Milton Sills in “Burning Daylight” hv Jack London. BUILD ON A GOOD FOUNDATION. o S 3 WE STOCK “BERLEI” ' CORSETS, CORSELETTES, AND BRASSIERES TO SUIT ALL FIGURES. U.M 6933 ’Phone 89 HAMILTON AD DIS ON S p. o. box 9 STREET, u 0 K . 1 T I Iv A .

DON’T MISS THE BIG BARGAINS At MILLER'S, The Noted Moose tor Value Ladies’ Fleecy BLOOMERS, 1S 6d pair. Ladies’ Fleecy BLOOMERS Art Silk Stripe, 1s 11d a pair. Ladies’ Art Silk JUMPERS 8s lid. Ladies. COSTUMES, made from the New Cloth Botany Mool Ciepe Ladies’ FELT HATS, from 5s 11d to 10s 6d. Men’s Fleecy SINGLETS 2s 6d. Men’s Fleecy UTANTS 2s lid. Wool and Cotton U’PANTS 3s 6d and 3s 11d. Men’s Fancy HALF-HOSE 1s 6d to 2s 6d a pair. Men’s CARDIGANS, all wool, 4s 6d. BLANKETS Double-bed, white, made of N.Z. wool. 32s 6d. SHEETS Hemmed for use, Double-bed, Us. SHEETS, Hemmed for use linen finish Double-bed, 16S. SHEETS, Hemmed for use, -Single-bed, 8s 11d and ms. bevell street, MILLERS HOKITIKA THE NOTED HOUSE FOR VALUE THROUGHOUT N.Z Revell Street, Hokitika, and at Maekay Street, Greymoutli, also , Reef ton, Blackball. Westport, Christchurch, and Wellington. “ SHOULD HUSBANDS KEEP ANYTHING FROM THEIR WIVES ?” TOE says: “Yes, enough for their tram fare and tobacco ” —but they can save a good deal more by buying their clothes from Stopforth’s, “ Quality Goods and the Lowest Prices ” that’s Stopforth’s motto. LOOK ! V y ,n MEN’S OVERCOATS—39s 6d to 120 s. MOSGLEL MARL UNDERWEAR—14S 6d per garment or 27s 6d per set. PULL OVERS AND CARDIGANS—6s 11d to 355. RELIABLE SHIRTS, with Collars—a-ROM 5s 11d. OUR PRICES FOR ROSLYN, JASON, AND MOSGIKL UNDER WEAR DEFY COMPETITION. W. H. STOPFORTH iJCK 94 REVELL STREET TELEPHONE 167.

OF CHRISTCHURCH. Next visit will be July 2nd. and 3rd. The Farm and the Family The man who thinks of his family’s future realises the necessity of making a will—and of making it while in good health so that he may give the time and consideration necessary to so important a subject. There are two main factors to be considered : /• (1) The making of proper provision ' for dependants; (2i Making sure that tlw testator’s directions will he carried out. The man of Property who has not made a Mill should delay no longer Read the little hook called— “ The Farmer’s Will ” A copy may lie obtained from any Office or Agent of the Public Trustee, or free by post from the Public Trustee, 'Wellington. Six men’s “Sincerity” suits £fi 19 s Gd. now £-1 19s fid ; three Kaiapoi box suits 9os now Gos; hoys grey serge suits 42s 6d now 31s at McKay’s great sale.—Advt.