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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 2 July 1926, Page 2

WANTED KNOWS. ANTED Known—The Pontiac General Motors’ latest production is being shown on E. H. Leece and Co.’s stand at the Show. Ty ANTED Known—3/-, in the; £ reduction off our usual low prices on prams, tricycles and dolls during Winter Show .Sale at- Hart’s, High St. and Union St., Uawcrn; ’phone 690. ANTED 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. y/ANTED Known —The Cut Eate Leads as the great quality producers of Hawera and district. Those who really know and appreciate true value in bacon, butter and cheese are to be found in ever increasig numbers at the Cut Eate. This is no figure of speech, or words written for an advert, but a statement that can be proved by documentary evidence. Notwithstanding the slump and general adverse conditions, we make bold to say that we are turning over to-day larger quantities of merchandise than was ever turned over by any retail grocery merchants in this neighbourhood before. And, further, we have our own London buyers, saving us from 15 to 50 per cent, on the purchase of goods, the whole of which goes to our numerous clientele. And, lastly, we are the first and only grocers to have zinc lined fitted containers throughout the shop. So join up with the particular ones if you have not already done so. Make the Cut Bate your grocer.; near the Grand, High St., ’phone 59. TY/ANTED Known —The Cut Eate Leads for both quality and price, and notwithstanding the fact that we have the mosf up-to-date shop in the district, and are unsurpassed in the Dominion, still, paradoxical as it may seem, we pay less, but after all, the rent question in shop-kee.ping is a small factor. The big and paramount point is the purchasing power, and we, with, a world-wide actual experience and our own Home buyers, are to-dav purchasing at prices that enable us to sell to wholesole merchants and also to you, Mr ’Consumer, at wholesale prices. Wake up! Bally round the hygenie food distributors —tho Cut Bate, near the Grand; ’phone 59. \yANTED Known—Special snips at Bullock’s during the Show. Buy them now. No Bub, 3 pkts- for 2/3, 3 pkts for 2/3; Nugget, 5 tins for !/-, 5 tins for 1/-; good jelly crystals, 1/10, 1/10, 1/10 per doz.; Baxter’s Lung Preserver (medium size), 2/-, 2/-, 2/per bottle; Lea and Perrin’s sauce, 1/3, 1/3, 1/3 per bottle; jam, jam (41b tins), 2/5, 2/5, 2/5 per /tin; Brown and Barrett’s coffee and chicory essence, 1/3, 1/3, l/3y 1/3 per bottle; Keiller’s marmalade (lib tins), 1/-, 1/-, 1/-, 1/-; King fountain pens, 1/-, 1/-. 1/- each: Scout pens, 1/6, 1/6, 1/0 each; hair brushes, 1/11, 1/11, i/ll each; fancy refilling pencils, 1/3, 1/3 1/3 each; enamel saucepans, per set of five, 12/0, 12/6, 12/6 per set; English cups and saucers; 4/3, 4/3, 4/3 per half doz. Buy it now at Bullock’s Big Store, Princes «St. (opposite Soldiers’ Club); 'phone 96.

yy ANTED Known —Men’s heavy tweed overcoats. Usual price 89/6. Special Show Wek price, 59/6. The largest stocks in Taranaki. The Busy Shop, Shaw, High Street. YS7ANTED Known—. During the next few weeks our entire stock of household drapery, including blankets, flannels, sheetings, quilts, flannelettes, towels, etc., will be offered at a special discount of 2/- in the £ for cash only.— Harrops Ltd. Known—During the next few weeks our entire stock of household drapery, including blankets, flannels, sheetings, quilts, flannelettes, towels, etc., will be offered at a special discount of 2/- in the £ for cash only.— Harrops Ltd. yy ANTED Known—Stock-taking spe-cials.—s4-ineh 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. \IE7E have good stock of 8.8. A. cycles at £ll 11s; other makes at £8 ss; juveniles’ cycles at £6 6s. None of those are robbed of genuine parts to aake them cheaper.—Archbold & Co., Doner! as Depot. Union Btroet. Havera. yy ANTED Known—The Cut Date Leads, as the shop with the most up-to-date fixtures, and facilitates the . distribution of the world ’s best productions at New Zealand’s, finest prices. The latter iis made possible by thef act that our overhead expense is the lowest in the district. Overhead expense is not governed l ;by rent alone; only the uninitiated would think so although our rents are the lowest- in town, all things being equal. Still it is the turnover and, purchasing power that governs the overhead, and the fact that we as retail grocers retain our own London buyers, enables us to sell cheaper than others buy at. Support the Cut Bate; ’phones 59 and (327. 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/li; Winceyetto Nights, 8/11, 11/S, 13/6; Woven Nights, 12/6, 14/6; Shetland Wool Nights, Vests, Carai-Knickers. Camisoles, Knickers, Bloomers, all at popular prices. Pull range of Children ’s Vests in cotton, silk and wool, and all Wool, in all sizes at Miss Stewart’s, High St.

Enijwn—Stock-taking specials.—Art silk Maroeains, shades saxe, lemon, cardinal, white, brown, green, apricot, reduced to 2/11 per yard; English Crepo-de-Chenes, reduced to 7/11. —Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. WANTED TO LEASE. j/OE 1 ease—Dairy farm, about 90 acres, Ngaere district; good land. Apply Todd Sloan, Stratford P.O. XX/ANTED to rent —A small house. Apply Star Office.