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Hawera Star, Volume XLV, 16 October 1925, Page 2

ELTHAM BUSINESS SPECIALS. T\OUGJjAS 2| motor cycle, 1924 model, equal to new, £4O; Ford 5seater, £4O; Maxwell 5-seate.r, £4O. C. C. Stanners, Ford Depot, Eltham. TOS. PETERS, ’phone 240, for Hats", " Frocks, Vests and Hosiery. Only the best of quality kept. This house is known throughout Taranaki for the right prices. Bicycle Accessories, Tyres and Repairs try Bridger’s, Eltham; cheapest and best. rpRY Bridger’s, Eltham, for your Cycle and Motor Cycle Repairs. Spare parts for numerous old model machines stocked. TAOUGLAB Motor Cycles —Cheaper, better and stronger than pre-war models. Get particulars _ before deciding on any other machine. — Ira J. Bridger, District Agent, Eltham. QPECIAL Prices at Ham’s: Madras curtaining, 1/9; coloured muslin, 1/-; coloured crepes, 104 d; 40-inch check zephyrs, 1/3; coloured 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, !/-; coloured velveteens, 1/11. A REMINDER ! TYO not miss the CHRISTMAS Home Mail. Inspect our useful SUEDE GIFTS for ladies and gentlemen. MISS SEWELL, ART DEPOT, HAWERA. ’Phone 680. MAKE YOUR BATTERY TALK TO YOU IN TERMS OF £ S. D.! TF you are a Motorist you cannot afford' to get anything but Expert advice on your Battery. We claim to be the ONLY Battery Experts in South Taranaki. Come along to us if you have any Battery trouble and convince yourself. QYDE & JgARRINGER, BATTERY EXPERTS, 237, 239 and 240 HIGH ST., HAWERA ’Phones 345 M, 345 D, and 345 S (Res.) DISTINGUISHED ®TS the HAT you will . “*■ obtain at MISS DAVEY’S. Distinguished by its smaft distinctive style that suits you alone, its quality and its moderate price. Let ME be your Milliner! ]y/[ISS JQAVEY, HIGH STREET, HAWERA. ENTERTAINMENTS. OPERA HOUSE-TO-MORROW. TWO FEATURES. A programme carefully compiled to suit all tastes will be submitted at the Opera House to-morrow (Saturday) evening. It is headed by the Goldwyn production “Remembrance.” The second attraction is Mack Sennett’s “Shreik of Araby,” a. five-reel feature with Ben Turpin in a burlesque comedy. Patrons are strongly advised to book, as this programme can be shown for one night only, owing to the very heavy hookings of the Opera House. THE GRANDI—TO-NIGHT. 1 —TO-NIGHT. HOOT GIBSON PICTURE. Some 75,000 persons watched the filming of many of the scenes in “Let ’Er Buck,” which will be screened in the Grand Theatre this evening, with Hoot Gibson as star. The vast number of men, women, and children who saw the picture making were present for the. purpose of seeing some of the world’s champion bronco riders, bull-doggers, ropers and trick riders strive to retain their laurels against men who in some cases proved more skilful, at Pendleton, Oregon, when the annual round-up was being held. Much of this- thrilling activity of the big arena was filmed, and incorporated into the story of “Let ’Er Buck,” for Hoot Gibson, and several of the- Universal Jvancih riders, who Kvere the company, participated in the programme events just as they had done in other years before they found easier employment jn picture. The principal supporting roles are played by Marian Nixon, as leading woman, Josie Sedgwick, G. Raymond Nye, Charles K. French, Fired Humes, and William Steele. Edward Sedgwick directed. The picture will he shown for a twonight season. JEROMSON J^ROS. MOTOR. & GENERAL ENGINEERS, MANAIA, TF it is MECHANICAL WORK you require, let US do it. We. are Trained Engineers and GUARANTEE you a GOOD JOBj MITCHELIN TYRE STOCKISTS. FREE AIR SERVICE.