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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 5 July 1924, Page 2

m Wm fipt w & Ll<>w Ji i«* gm ‘■/!' to * w.- * si r> OPEN W A h E ri OUSE HAWERA. $ i ■'•i'ii 0 > iC. is**! rH? -V‘-l Jsss |J3 hjr «>- £4'rs« sSS?£SSi George & Doughty’s Genuine Sale LAUNCHES ITS SECOND WEEK OF SUPERLATIVE VALUES. 30-inch COLOURED FUJI SILK, in navy, black, lemon, sky, new green, old rose, salmon pink, amethyst, light and dark *sgxe—- ‘ Usually 5/6 Sale Price 4/71 N 3 only SMART VELQUR COSTUMES; fur trimmed; full silk lined; s in nigger, navy and mole —Usually 7 and S gns Sale IJrice- £415/KOLINSKY FUR STOLES—Usually 42/- Sale Price 35/” LADIES’ WOVEN ALL-WOOL NIGHTDRESSES; lace trimmed, high neck, with collar, sleeves, smocked cuffs; guaranteed pure wool, in cream or natural —Usually 37/6 and 39/6 Sale Price 35/6 2 7/6 SILK GEORGETTE BLOUSES; trimmed net lace —Usually 27/6 » Sale Price 13/6 50-inch BEST QUALITY SHADOW TISSUE; in a good range of designs—-Usually 6/11 Sale Price 5/11 30 x 12 MOHAIR SLIP MATS; in all Price 8/6 Salo Price 6/11 REAL DOWN QUILTS; double b?d size— Sale Price 45 / = , 49/6, 54/=, 57/6 BOYS’ GREY DONEGAL TWEED OVERCOATS; sizes 1,2, 3,4, 5 Clearance Price 19/6 MEN’S TWEED TROUSERS; cuff bottoms—Usual Price 15/6 Sale Price 11/6 2 only SPORTS SUITS; size 7—Usual Price 63/JBale Price 39/6 WHOLESALE PRICES DRASTICALLY REDUCED. BUY NOW FOR THE FUfURE. Limited, WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN, REGENT & RIDDIFORD STREETS : HAWERA. ’Phone 616.

NURSERYMEN’S NOTICE. rjnßEES—Send your orders to us. Mr Henwood, farmer, Inglewood, writes: “The 5000 trees I had from you are doing remarkably well; a 100 per cent. take. Please reserve me 2000 of your 2-year pines for next month.” Cash, or cash on delivery.—Mitehinson, Belt Road, New Plymouth. HPREES—Bee our Lawsoniana. Perfect trees, from 3 to 4ft/, '35/- to 40/- 100. Will make you a good fence first season. — ’Phone 894, Mitehinson, New Plymouth. 'TVREES —See our Macrocarpa, over 3ft. 29/6 100, smaller size 20/100; Pinus Insignis, big 2-year 20/100; Insignis about Ift 6in 10/- 100; Euealptyus Macartheri, 17/- 100, transplanted in trays; Timber Cedars, 18/doz.— ’Phone 894, Mitehinson, New /Plymouth. rrVREES for Hedges—Big 2-year Golden Ake Ake, 19/6 100; Eseallonia, large plants, 25/- 100. — ’lPhone 894, Mitehinson, Belt Road, Ne\y Plymouth. fJ^REES —Black Wattle, for posts, fire.w’ood and rapid shelter; over 3ft. 15/- 100. Each tree should be worth £3 to £4 in 12 years’ time. Plant up all useless ground with trees. —Mitehinson. Belt Road, Ne\y Plymouth. EES—American Wonder Lemon will fruit right away, no waiting; will make your garden attractive; fruit 31b. in Weight; 12/6, 15/- to 20/each.—Ring 894. Mitehinson, New Plymouth.

MISCELLANEOUS. A RR you a rheumatic subject? Strange’s Rheumatic Honey does wonders as a cure. Don’t suffer; get a jar right now; 3/- and 6/6. —W. G. Strange, the Chemist. FARMERS’ split kip working boot, nailed or plain soles, for 16/9. Ask for the “G” brand.—R. Hannah and Co., Ltd. JOHN KIRK'S horse and cow covers are out on their own, both for quality and prices. JUST Arrived —Cheap Ear-rings; cheap ear-rings; cheap ear-ripgs at E. Morris’, Leading Jeweller, Hawera. K IEK ’S special cut horse covers al- , ways fit well and cost no more than the cheap cut factory ones. for hedge and shelter; only two million left; one, two and three-year-old, 8/6 to 45/- per 100. —B. H. Just, Botanical Nurseries, Palmerston North. j TJjJOST interesting exhibit at the show ' is “La Gloria,” the best gramophone in the world. —T. G. Liddington, High St., Hawera. designs in needlework. See our stamped linen, crash and poplin ' now showing.—Miss Sewell, Art Depot, Hawera; ’phone 680. j

“STEVENS” FOR FOOTBALLERS. Here’s a method whereby potential All Blacks can keep tit and peppy during the coming season. A- dash of Stevens’ Health Salts occasionally in a glass of water cleanses and purifies the system, enabling athletes to reap full benefit from their training. Chemists and stores sell “Stevens.” 2/6 large bottle. —1

C. C. WARD, Ltd., CASH DRAPERS, HAWERA.