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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 3 September 1924, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS. CARLTON for Morning Tea. Open Thursday, September 4. by every woman: Our jazz waterproof house aprons, pretty bright colours; no washing needed; clean with a sponge.—Miss Stewart, High St. -wT supply ladies’ underwear and baby garments, ready-made or to order, or supply all materials for making at home.—Miss Stewart, High St. ELTHAM BUSINESS SPECIALS. Showing—Advance shipment of spring and summer millinery from Henderson’s Ltd. Straw shapes, ready-to-wears, models, newest styles and colours; large range of straw plaits, buekrooms shapes, new flowers* all at our usual low prices. Get yours now at Ham’s, Eltham-'s Busiest Store. 'y'EEDOL economy oils and greases; this film of protection safeguards your motor.—lra J. Bridger, Motor Equipment Store, Eithain. . Motor Cycles—A motor cycle that for service, touring, general controlability and riding comfort is without equal.—lra J. Bridger, agent, Eltham and Kaponga districts. for Everybody—We have _ models to fill every requirement, i'rop m and see our display.—lra J. Bridger, Motor Equipment Store, Eltham. i ’ JUST Landed Prime Canterbury potatoes, whites and reds, per sack ' tTV 3 ’ J er ton 170/-.—At Wilkinson’s Ltd., Eltham. QOW Covers—Best white duck, good fitting; per cover 18/6; liberal reductions for quantities at Wilkinson’s Ltd,, Eltham. IJAVE a good light in the shed. A , dark chaser Benzine Lantern, will give it; posted, any where for 37/6'cash with order from Wilkinson’s Ltd., Eltham. ’ Sale—Ford 15-passenger ’bus, 4-. speed gear box, A 1 order: £125; terms.—C. C. Stanners, Eltham. S ALEI Salel Sale! Sale! Sale! Sale! The most genuine Sale ever held in Eltham.—Jos. Peters. REAL Sale A Big Sale! A Sale to remember.—Peters. <53 ALE! Sale! Sale! Salel Sale! Sale! Sale! Sale! Sale! Sale! At Jos. Peters; ’phone 240. QOLDSTONE ’S, Eltham’s Leading Drapers: 56in. navy costume serges, 13/6 special; these serges are , famed values. Q.OLDSTONE ’S, Eltham’a Leading j Drapers: 40in. dress tweeds, smart . designs, good quality, 2/11, 4/6, 6/6, 5/11 yard. ' r ■ Q.OLDSTONE ’S, .Eltham’s Leading . Drapers: 31in. indigo guaranteed r “Boar’s Head” brand print, 1/6 yard; . strong make. i SPECIAL Hard Wearing Trousers, l • usual 25/-, now 18,6; tweed ; trousers, usual 12/9, now 10/6.—Clare l Bros., Eltham. r jgARGAIN sale at Ham’s—Ladies’ r grey fleecy bloomers, 1/11; Doctor flannels, 1/11; ripple cloth, all colours, 1/3; coloured satteens, 1/-; coloured > towels, 1/11 pair: ladies’ all-wool vests, - 3/11; famous Yedonis vests, 3/11; > girls ’ all-wool ribbed cashmere hose, . 2/11; 36in. white flannelette, 1/3,13/11 > doz.; 50in. wool coloured art serge, 2/9; 54in. Snowhite damask, 2/3 —a • bargain. . JPJIS Master’s Voice Gramophones will give you the best there is in ’ music, mirth and melody.—P. B. Franks, Phonograph Specialist. noo RECORDS to choose from; all repairs done by expert.—P. B. Franks, Phonograph Specialist, opp. Post Office. your home brighter and educate your children with good music; it will repay handsomely.—P. B. Franks, Phonograph Specialist. POLICE COURT RECORDS. “WELL IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP.” WOMEN HEADING THE LIST. One day last week Mr. J. W. Poynton, S.M., remarked to an old offender at the Magistrate’s Court, Auckland, when passing along a sentence of a month: “You are riminng very well in the championship. You have 104 convictions.” This does not mean that the offender had been fined or sentenced to imprisonment on 104 different occasions—a short term may have worked off several convictions (says the Auckland Star). Frequently persons are arraigned on two. three, or four charges arising out of one incident, and perhaps will be sentenced or fined on one charge only, a conviction being recorded on the others. In this way a person may compile a long list, but a point to remember is that the man or woman with the most convictions is not the worst criminal by any means, and it will be found that rarely is a person with a long list guilty of a very serious crime. The man who, the’ other day, was told he was running well in the championship wasn’t even in a position to qualify for the semi-finals, as so lar from being “well in the running for the championship” with 104 qonvictions, he is really amongst the “also rails.” The record, number of convictions in the Dominion is down to the credit, or rather discredit, of a woman whose indiscretions, or slips, have earned her 209 convictions. Quite a respectable (?) total. Although not known for certain, it is the opinion of those in a position to know all that women are also runinng second, third, and fourth 1 in the “championship,” each having passed the century mark Several males have over 100 convictions and are still “batting,” but the record of over 200 is likely to stand for a long time. Newcomers uo Hawera are cordially invited to join the “No-RubbingP Laundry Help Club. (Full particulars from vour grocer).—Advt.