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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 17 July 1925, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. jyjANLEY’S GOLDEN CRUST BREAD. GOLDEN CRUST BREAD. ‘ ‘ ONLY A LOAF ’ ’ That is what one young customer said, but she continued —“ yet what that loaf will acomplish! I know I’m mighty particular, but it is your bakery that has pleased me! Friends in the neighbourhood, too, cannot speak other than highly of your bread. No wonder your store’s always crowded!’’ It does not surprise us that our bread satisfies. Every loaf of bread from our ovens represents the best of materials aud a lengthy experience. If you aren’t one of our customers you haven’t tried our loaf. I^ANLEY, WEST /END BAKERY. "jJSED QAR gARGAINS. 5-seater FORD . . .. £65 5-seater STUDEBAKER .. £SO 5-seater FORD .. .. £25 7-seater CHANDLER .. £250 7-seater HUDSON .. . . £225 5-seater 6-Cylinder Sports Model BUICK .. .. £4OO All the above cars are in first-class runing order, and we can recommend them. TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. jyjORTLOCK & pO., SERVICE GARAGE, HAWERA. TORCH BATTERIES ! TORCH BATTERIES ! We are the CHEAPEST in Town for TORCH BATTERIES. Q.YDE & J>ARRINGER, THE BLUE ELECTRIC SHOP, 237 HIGH ST., HAWERA.

J£EITH’S SEE OUR STALL AT THE SHOW. Best Goods only stocked. Cheapest in the Dominion. TORCHES and BATTERIES. See our FREE LICENSE Offer! KEITH’S RADIO STORE, 154 HIGH STREET, HAWERA. LICENSED DEALER. HAWERA. gTUEMERS ! gTURMERS ! SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, commencing ' SATURDAY - , JULY 20. 6d lb. or 31bs Best Quality Sturmers for 1/-. 401 b. case lines also reduced, 10/6; 201 b cases, 5/6 ROME BEAUTY, PREMIER, TASMA, DELICIOUS, ETC. PEARS, ISLAND FRUITS, SYDNEY NAVEL ORANGES. QUALITY FRUIT ONLY. SUNNY NELSON SUNNY NELSON JJVRUIT J)EPOT, UNION ST., HAWERA; ’phone 701. BRIDGE ST., ELTHAM. Miss Beverage, Agent, OPUNAKE. ADVERTISE YOUR DISTRICT ! SEND YOUR FRIENDS ‘ ‘ THE STAR ’ ’ gPECIAL gHOW JjjTMBER TWOPENCE PER COPY. Obtainable at — STAR OFFICE And from all Agents. "OARGAIN Sale—We are holding our "*• usual half-yearly bargain sale. Bargain lovers will find plenty here. White curtain net, 9d, 1/3, 1/6; cream flannelette, 7/11 doz.; light prints, 5/11 doz.; navy prints, 9/11 doz.; cretonne, !/■- yard; Hoyles’ prints, 1/6; printed sateens, reduced from 3/6 to 1/0; cotton tweeds and shirtings, 1/yard; coloured flannelettes, 3d yard; cotton crepes, 1/- yard; double width voiles, navy aud saxe, 1/- yard; hooks. 6d doz. pkts; coloured towels, 1/6 each; coloured towels, 1/11 each. We are clearing out all this sroelc at ridiculous prices to make room for our underclothing and hosiery trade, which has grown beyond all expectations.—Miss Stewart, High St.; ’phone 770. CLEMENT’S CLEMENT ’8 MILK-MADE BREAD MILK-MADE BREAD , SOLD BY FRUITERERS & CONFECTIONERS, MAN AX A.