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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 22 September 1925, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS. TWERY customer for Manley’s Golden Crust Bread is a satisfied customer. May we add you to the list? ’Pliofie 677. Tj'Oß Ten Days only, commencing -** Monday, September 21, Slaughter Price Footwear Sale at Hill’s, Kaponga. Y~l RE AT Bargains in all lines of Footwear. Inspect windows for extraordinary bargains.—C. S. Hill, Kaponga. GEO. SYME & CO., Ltd., the leading furniture craftsmen in Taranaki. All our furniture and upholstering manufactured at our local premises. Ty TP —CASH’S Names! Now is the -*-*• time to . order your sons’ and daughters’ woven names, for their school oi* college outfit at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. HTP —MOTHERS! Be wise and order your sons’ or daughters’ woven names for their school outfits; delivery in December next. Do it now and don’t miss it at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. The ones that HP • PYJAMAS! -wear well, 11/6; Boslyn wool woven pyjamas; boys’ pyjamas, 8/-; pyjama trousers, 7/6; all sorts of sleeping suits at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. H.B. DRESSING Gowns! Good warm gowns, 49/6; bath gowns in the newest shades; the new silk dressing gowns and summer-weight gowns are at the New Zealand Clothfug Factory, Hawera. HTP SPORT Suits for men, 55/-; sport coats, 25/-; the latest Bannockburn sport suits at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. We have HTP LADIES’ Hose! opened up the newest shades n ladies’ holeproof hose in new checks, lesh, tans, beige, greys, whites, at the STew Zealand Clothing Factory, Havera. F nothing but the best satisfies, then buy the Golden Crust Bread — Manley’s bread. ’Phono 677. TTTEEP Dry in oue of our Navy Raincoats. A very smart coat with belt all Tound; a coat that will give pou good service combined with a good appearance at a low price at Adamson and Robb’s, High St., Hawera. T OSE that sneeze! A “Unique” Hot Water Bottle at your feet will Irive out the cold. Made by North British. Rubber Co. Look for name ‘Unique” on stopper. —ll t/TARY had a little bag to keep her warm o’ nightl Must have been a ‘Unique” Hot Water Bag! None so rood for keeping out the cold. All izes. 8 If AIvE Manley’s your shop for cakes. Fresh daily. ’Phone 677. CTOTHING succeeds like success. Manley’s cakes and small goods cmonstratc this adage. Try our sponge oil. ’Phone 677. dependable medicines obtainable at the Nyall agents—'ait’s. Qualified Chemists, High St. PERFECTION is our aim. For quality and appearance Manley’s cakes nd small goods are perfection. Fresh aily. - ’Phone 677. PIANOS ! Pianos ! Pianos I The Barnard (London) in oak frame or 78 guineas. Easy terms arranged o- suit you.—T. G. Liddington, Harera; agent for The Bristol Piano Co., <TOP! . Look! Listen! Hot Teas at the Islington, Saturday, 5 till 7. [AME Day Photo Service at Strange’s —the Photo Specialists —High St.; ) a.m. to 5 p.m. Be assured of the ist results. We make no mistaken 'HE staff of life is bread, but it should be good bread: Manley’s olden Crust is good bread. Try it. ’hone 677. rOUR afternoon tea may be made or marred. Manley’s cakes will make Manley ’ a success. Fresh daily. ’Phone 677.

ELTHAM SUSINESS SPECIALS. Bicycle Accessories, Tyres and Bepairs try Bridger’s, Eltham; cheapest and best. rpRY Bridger’s,. Eltham, for your "*■ Cycle and Motor Cycle Bepairs. Spare parts for numerous old model machines stocked. TYOUGLAS Motor Cycles—Cheaper, better and stronger than pre-war models.. Get particulars before deciding on any other machine. —Ira J. Bridger, District Agent, Eltham. -pOKD 5-seaters: £so,' £75, £80; with A starter, £95; 2-seater, £7O; terms. —C. C. Stanners, Eltham. SPECIAL Prices at Ham’s: Madras curtaining, 1/9; coloured muslin, 1/-; coloured crepes, 10§d; 40-inch check zephyrs, 1/3; coloured l jumper silk, 3/11; ladies’ vests, 1/9; bloomers, 2/3; all-wool fine cashmere hose, 2/11; table damask, 1/9; fine calico, 1/-; girls’ nightdresses, 2/11; short curtains, 1/-; coloured velveteens, 1/11. CPECIAL Hard Wearing Trousers, usually 25/-; now 18/6; tweed trousers, usually 12/9, now 10/6. — Clare Bros., Eltham. A BEAL Sale! A Big Sale A Sale to Tenaember. —Peters. <2ALE ! Sale I Sale f Sale ! Sale ! Sale ! Sale! Sale! Sale ! Sale! At Jos. Peters; ’phone 240. QPECIAL Hard Wearing Trousers, usually 25/-; now 18/0; tweed trousers, usually 12/8, now 10/6. —Clare Bros.. Eltham. Has ai Window Display of FANCY DRESS NOVELTIES, MASKS, GOLD AND SILVER FRINGE BIBBON AND TASSELS Also see the INFANT SPRING WINDOW AND DAINTY FROCKS. ART DEPOT, HAWERA. ’Phone 680.