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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 20 July 1925, Page 2

TO A DVEBTI SEW. Onder the Postal Regulations correspondence addressed to a nom-de-plume, ox with initials only, to oora of any Post Office,' will not be forwarded . from office of posting. If adver* tißera do not desire to disclose their names they may have replies addressed care of the Star and tame will be forwarded to the advertiser.

WANTED KNOWN. YWANTED Known —Sunlight soap, •7T 1/6 pkt; MeClinton’s soap, 1/3 pkt; Palm Olive soap, 7d or 6/9 doz.; Colgate’s big bath soap, 8d or 3 for 1/11; English carbolic soap, 3 for lid or 6 for 1/9 (this is the soap that was so favourably commented upon in England during the big epidemic); >ig-Zags, large, 5 for 1/- or 11 for 2/-; playing cards, 1/2 pkt. See the Cut Rate for fancy goods of every kind. Baxter’s Lung Preserver, iamily size 3/11, medium 2/3, small 1/4; Irish Moss, large 2/3 (what are jou paying?); Pvnetha, 2/6 size for 1/9; Indian Root Pills, 1/2; Beeeham’s Pills, lid; Lane’s Emulsion, large 3/11, small 2/2. Wake up and get full value for vour money bv dealing at the Cut Rate, 13 Union St., next the Mart. w 'ANTED Known Stocktaking specials: Bush rugs, size 50 x: 70, at 5/11; heavy rugs, 60 x 70, at 14/6; size 60 x 80 at 16/6; all-wool grey single blankets, 20/- pair.—Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. WANTED Known—For men’s suits 1 we have never been beaten; ISoz. blue serge, hand finished, £6/18/6; and all the latest in suitings from 55/- at the Busy Shop—Shaw’s, High St. Known —The celebrated Champion butter, easy the best in New Zealand and therefore the best on earth, 1/10, 1/10 lb; our famous bacon fash era, loin cut 1/3 lb; bacon sides, 104 d lb; Instant Postum, 4oz. 2/2; Boumville cocoa, 3/6 lb; Colman’s mustard, 1/2 tig-(what arc you paying?). Watch what you are paying for the small lines as well as the large. Ovaltine, large 6/7, medium 3/9, small 2/2./ Try us for tea. We offer from 1 2/3 lb, and for those who want the best that grows we carry Pyramid and Cut Rate Supreme, packed for us in Ceylon and never touched by hand after leaving that) country. The Cut Rate is doing the business, and, don’t forget, there is a reason. Come along and join the crowd. Only address: 13 Union St., next the Mart. TI/E Sell for Cash the following goods: Apples, pears, bananas, oranges, lemons, passion fruit, leeks, cabbages, cauliflowers,- swede turnips, pumpkins, and marrow kumi-kums; also/have a splendid line of eschalots for planting. All enquiries receive my personal attention; prompt delivery. — N. T.. Bradley, ’phone 279. VI/ANTED Known —Men’s heavyweight saddle tweed trousers, nothing better, 21/-, 22/6, 27/6; heavy tweed trousers from 15/9; for best values go to the Busv Shop—Shaw’s, High St.

YY/ANTED Known—Ladies ’ frocks and costumes, all latest models, in navy and coloured Gabardine and Serge, now ffered leas a special discount of 6/8 in the £.—Harrops Ltd., Hawera. YY/ANTED Known —For men’s wear; « prices that talk: All-wool shirts, blue or grey, 12/11; flannels, all. shadps, 6/11; only high grade goods stocked at special cash prices at the Busy Shop— Shaw’s, High St. YY/ANTED Known Stocktaking ■’ ' specials: Genuine Palmer Nap. trousers, all sizes, 8/11 pair; youths’ tweed overcoats, li to 14, all one piece, 17/6; men’s gabardine raincoats to be sold at 30/-, although worth 60/-. — Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. YYTANTED Known —Mr Farmer! You 1 can get what you require at Bullock’s. Full stocks of. the following: Bass brooms, dairy scrubs, drenches, Udderine, abortion cure, linseed, petroleum jelly, teat cure, Animol, linseed oil, Lysol, Jeyes’ Fluid; Epsom Salts in bulk, 121'bs for 3/-; Sucrosine (1201 b. sacks), 15/3, 15/3, 15/3; nails, staples, wire, motor spirits, motor oils, wheat, barley, maize, oats, bran, pollard, mixed grain, etc. All you’ve got to. do is to back your cart into our yard in Nelson St. and load up without any bother. Do it now and deal at Bullock’s Big Store—where you get the best value. YY7 ANTED Known —Brass mounted J sets milk cart harness less collar, from £9 10s; cow covers from 11/-; cart reins from 12/- pair; gum boots, goloshes, strong farm boots for hard winter wear.—Kaupokoni Co-op. Stores. YY/ANTED Known —Ladies ’ frocks I ’' and costumes, all latest modelß, in navy and coloured Gabardine and Serge, now offered less a special discount of 6/8 in the £.—Harrops Ltd., Hawera YYTANTED Known —Only one more ■ ' day of Gilbert’s Alteration Sale; the last day —Saturday, July 4. This is a great opportunity to stock up in your household requirements. We are prepared to accept any reasonable offer for the remainder of our stocks of aluminium ware and fancy tea ware. Just a few dinner sets and tea sets left. These we are offering at less than landed cost to clear. Eemember, Saturday is positively the last day, so do it now; our loss is your gain. At Gilbert’s Alteration Sale, High St., Hawera; ’phone 26;- Box 72. YY7ANTBD Known —Last day of our Alteration Sale —Saturday, July Ith. Alterations commence Monday, July 6th. Now is your chance; wonderful values offering; no reasonable offer refused for the balance of our stock of fancy china, aluminium ware, vases, fancy goods and bedroom ware; all nust go to make Toom for alterations. S)ur stocks are selling fast, so get in before it is too late. A visit will pay rou well. You will not be pestered to juy; just take your choice of what renaina. Saturday is positively the last lay, so hurry along to Gilbert’s Altera;ion.Sale, High Street, Hawera. tY/ANTED Known—Ladies’ frocks and costumes, all latest models, n navy and coloured Gabardine and 3erge, now offered less a special dis:ount of 6/8 in the £.—Harrops Ltd., dawera.

PRICES THAT ARE TALKING ADVERTISEMENTS!

“DOCTOR’» FLANNELS in Pink, Orkney, Dark Grey, Navy, Shetland Natural and White; 27-ineh—Usual Price 2/6, 3/6 Ward’s Sale Price 2/2 and 2/11 yard DOMESTIC CRETONNE, 29-inch; good designs—Ward’s Sale Price 11U1 yard