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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 16 June 1926, Page 2

WANTED KNOWN. yy ANTED Known —Stock-taking specials. —Men’s Lambs’ Wool Shirts and Pants at 5/11, 7/6, 8/11; All-wool Flannels, 5/11; Cardigans 8/11, 12/6 to 18/6. —Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. ' WANTED Known—For the cold weather: All-wool cardigans from 8/ll; all-wool sweaters, button front, from 9/11; large range of fancy pullovers for boys’ and men’s wear at Shaw’s, High St. WANTED Known—Bulloek’s old es- ’’ tablished business has stood the test of time and is still going strong. Dried peaches (loose), 1/-, 1/-, 1/- per lb; new prunes, 31b for 1/6, 31b for 1/6; Day Dawn dried peaches (special quality), 1/4, 1/4, 1/4, 1/4; apricots, 1/6, 1/6, 1/6. 1/6; boiling peas, 41b for 1/-, 41b for 1/-; K peas in tins, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2), 1/2; K tomato soup, lid, lid, lid, lid per tin; FosteT, Clarke’s soup - P er floz. Shop at Bulloek’s Big Store, the store that gives you absolutely real value; Princes St. (opp. the Soldiers’ Club). XX/ANTED Known —Stock-taking speVV cials. —Extra value in 54-inch Black Italian at 2/6 per yard; 38-ineh Navy and Black Serges and Cashmeres, 1/6 and 1/11; one piece only Mole Gabardine, 54-inch, 4/11.— Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. "WANTED Known —Stock-taking specials. —54-inch Cloaking, in fawn, green, navy and scarlet, at 5/11 per yard; one piece 54-inch velour, 7/11; three pieces of 52-inch grey worsted, 4/11. —Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores WANTED Known —Stock-taking specials. —Boys’ pure wool grey Jerseys, sizes 20 to 26-inch, all one price, 4/11; 28 to 30-inch, 5/11; all-wool Cardigans, 8/6. —Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. ’WANTED Known —The Cut-Rate ’’ leads. Our prices make the people wonder why they have been so long, in coming to their senses. Desert fruits, (standard size), peaches, pears, apricots, 1/2 tin, 13/9 doz.; “K” peas, 1/2 tin, 13/9 doz.; paper cup cases, 2/11 per thous.; Bonnington’s Irish Moss, 2/-; Beeeham’s Pills, lid; Indian Root Pills, lid; “K” Tomato Soup, lid, 10/6 per doz.; evaporated peaches, 1/-, 31b for 2/10; prunes, 31b for 1/4; South Island potatoes, full sacks (tpprox. 200 *s), 16/11; oatmeal —we stocLt no Canadian, in fact no second-rate goods ever stocked; walnut halves, 1/7; china buds, 2/10. Rally round the genuine price reducers —next the mart m Union St., near the Grand in High St. XfcTTej have goo a stock of 8.8. A. cycles at £ll 11s; other makes at £8 ss; juveniles’ cycles at £6 6a. None of these are robbed of genuine parts to make them choaper.—Archbold <sb Co., Dousrlas Depot. Union Street, Hawera. "Vy ANTED Known —Men’s all-wool ’ * sox from 1/- pair; fancy sox from 2/6 pair; also a full range of men’s underwear to suit all. Visit the Busy Shop—Shaw’s, High St. YX7ANTED Known —During the next few weeks our entire stock of household drapery, including blankets, flannels, sheetings, quilts, flannelettes, iowels, etc., will be offered at a special discount of 2/- in the £ for cash only.— Harrops Ltd. Ty ANTED Known—The Cut-Rate leads. And although our new big hygienic shop is proving too small for our enormous trade, still it is the big shop of Hawera in every sense of the word, and is fitted in a manner that is unsurpassed in the Dominion, and unequalled in these parts. Remember, our containers are all made of solid mahogany, the worm resisting timber, and also lined with zinc, giving you double security against food contaminatidn. The Cut-Rate is the shop for those who are particular about what they eat. And the Cut-Rate stands on record as the shop that brought down prices and keeps them down, and, further, as the shop that never started plusing current accounts: Rally round the Cut-Rate, Union St. (next mart), High St. (near the Grand). YyARM Winter Underwear, moderately priced, is a striking feature of our new season’s goods. Ladies’ ribbed vests, winter weight, short sleeves, 2/3, 2/11, 3/3; “Vedonis” Vests, no sleeves and short sleeves, 0.5., shaped waists, 4/11, 5/6, 6/11, opera top, 7/11, 8/11; Silk and Wool Vests from 5/11 to 13/11; All-Wool Vests from 4/6 to 16/6; Cream Woven Corns., short sleeves, 6/11, 7/11, 8/11; Cream Woven Bloomers, 5/6, 6/6, 7/11. 8/11; All-Wool Bloomers, Cream, Navy, Grey, women’s and 0.5., from 9/11; Winceyette Nights, 8/11, 11/6, 13/6; Woven Nights, 12/6, 14/6; Shetland Wool Nights, Vests, Cami-Kniekers. Camisoles, Knickers, Bloomers, all at popular prices. Full range of Children’s Vests in cotton, silk and wool, and all Wool, in all sizes at Miss Stewart’s, High St. H7ANTED Known —During the next few weeks our entire stock of ousehold drapery, including blankets, annels, sheetings, quilts, flannelettes, jwels, etc., will be offered at a special iseount of 2/- in the £ for cash only. — iarrops Ltd. XT ANTED Known —Adamson and Robb are holding a large and vard stock, comprising Pyramid and ancy Silk Handkerchiefs, Braces, ancy Sox, Luvisca Pyjamas and hirts, Fuji Silk Tennis and Canoe hirts, Fancy Paris Garters, Ties in ldless variety; also a fine range of tetson Hats, and a nice assortment of ravelling Rugs at Adamson and obb’s, High St.. Hawera. FOR BALk TpOR Sale—One three-cow milking plant, Anderson engine; £7O cash. Write “Engine,” Star Office. pOR Sale —Two-seater Ford car, in perfect order. Cheap for cash, pply E. Bell, Manutahi. "’OR Sale —Five-roomed house in Kakaramea, with 1 acre ground. )r for removal). Apply at once A. N. jrbes, Lower Ball Road, Kakaramea. yANTED to Sell —Young guaranteed cow, close to profit. Apply J. J. itterson, Manaia. 'OR Sale—Two milk cart mares, rising four years; all harness; guarteed. Apply Otakeho Store. )R Sale—Uneda milking machine; five-cow plant complete; one seaused; perfect order. Apply DunRowan.