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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 13 August 1924, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. END-OF-SEASON SALE IS NOW DRAWING TO A CLOSE. YOUR ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO THE SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK. SADIES’ FROCKS in navy, gabardine and light evening materials— Usually up to 84/- Now all, 25/LADIES’ SILK JUMPERS in smart beaded and embroidered effects— Usually up to 84/- Now all .25/CHILDREN’S GREY ALL-WOOL 4-HOSE; all sizes— Usually up to 3/11 pair Now all 1/11 pair BOYS’ FAWN RAINPROOF COATS— Usually up to 42/- ' Now 19/6 and 25/•PPTS’ TWEED OVERCOATS, in good ail-wool Dominion Tweeds — Usually up to 47/6 Now 25/6, 27/6 H A W E R A. Make a Picture Record of your happiness ! Carry an Autographic Cameni everywhere you go. Make jolly Kodak P ictures of your friends, your pastimes—every event of personal interest to you. Such a record keeps fresh in your mind happy times that would otherwise be forgotten. Aatogr*pliic Kodaks from 42/6 Autographic Kodak Juniors from 55/Folding Autographic Brownies from 48/6 Box Brownie Cameras from 11/9 JS'Bt VJS /ilm sJh*i'ra»po.c Kocl&hEilm You me always sure of better results Latest Price List Free. by using Kodak Films (British made), in the Yellow Cartons. 1 OF ALL KODAK DEALFR* pnr j ,OY KEITH, Photographic Dealer; W. G. STRANGE, Chemist; I. K. PASSES, Kodak Specialist; G. H. WESTWOOD, Chemist. “ PAY AS YOU RIDE!” WE HAVE THE BEST ade Bi IN STOCK FROM £9 £9 SO WHY WALK ? PAY £g ON DELIVERY AND BALANCE EASY PAYMENTS. WE IMPORT DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS AND CAN GIVE BEST VALUES. LIGHTBAND & JVANN LTD., HIGH STREET, HAWERA. AND AT NEW PLYMOUTH & STRATFORD. a s? Fit a Pumice Concrete Boiler I It boils water in half the time, on half the fuel—yet doesn’t heat the wash-house. The steel-reinforced concrete casing is non-conducting. Takes less floor space than any other boiler. Can be heated by general fuel, gas or electricity. Write for full details. Thousands in use. For inside or outside use. (Every casing guaranteed ) CONCRETE BOILER "BASSETT’S BUSY BUSINESS” Wilson Street - - WANGANUI. II

DON’T MAKE THE MISTAKE. Don’t make tV- mistake of looking upon coughs and colds as inevitable ailments to which you are liable during the winter months. No cold should ever be allowed to run its course. As a matter of fact, there is no need for it to develop in the first place. Not ohlv will Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy nip the most promising cold in the bud, but an occasional dose, taken during the winter months, will keep the throat and bronchial tubes so healthy and free from mucus that the cold germ cannot get a foothold Sold everywhere. — Advt.