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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 2 July 1926, Page 3

The Weather Gives an Obvious Hint "GET YOUR COAT” It Practically Says Naturally, during the next few days there will be a big rush upon our new and exclusive range of Men’s Overcoats. That is not to be wondered at, of course, because these coats have a big appeal for men who are acquainted with real value. They embrace featherweights and heavyweights, and are capable of keeping out the rain and keeping in the warmth. Men’s TAN RUBBER COATS, in the popular ‘Trench” cut — 32/0 THE “MATTAMAC” FEATHERWEIGHT RAINCOAT. This famous English Coat folds up into a size to fit your pocket, and is guaranteed rainproof. Stocked in Belted and unbelted styles, in shades of Navy and Fawn—--4i>/r AND 49/o THE “ TRIPLEPROOF.” This model is made of Navy Proofed Gaberdine, lined with Oiled Lining, and also an \ll-Wool Lining which can be removed and replaced by tko simple method of buttoning and unbuttoning. Cut with attractive Lapels and Belt all round — -OX / >- /- Men’s SWINGBACK COVERT COATS, in Burberry and Eoslyn makes. Shades of Brown and Fawn £5/15/6 AND £6/6/Men's ENGLISH TWEED OVERCOATS, made of Smart Overchecked Tweeds and cut in the latest English style—--584/19/6 THE “PRINCE” OVERCOAT, Double-breasted with Belted and Pleated back. Made in Smart Scotch Tweeds--584/19/6 Mcn’3 ENGLISH TWEED COATS, in Dari Heather Mixtures) cut with Belted back — 49/6 AND 55/Men’s “PETONE” COATS, cut with Plain Swingback, in Dark Brown Mixture — 69/6 . SPECIAL NOTICE. yyEST - j£ND QABINET /"AWING to our not being able to secure suitable space we shall NOT be having a Display of our High-class Furniture at the Winter Show this year. This we regret, because we feel that our goods stand in a class to themselves and have only to lie seen to be appreciated. May we. impress upon prospective furnishers to postpone any furniture iiurclui.se until an in ; spcction has been made of our work. (SUNDERLAND’S), MODERN AND PERIOD FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, lIAWERA.

The SHOW The SHOW OUR Show at THE Show QUR Policy is to support local institutions, and the WINTER SHOW deserves- all the support that can possibly be given to it. WE have taken a STAND at the SHOW in the hope that we can add to its attractions,- and we also believe that it will lead to good business for our own benefit. ROYAL WORCESTER CHINA Will form an outstanding feature on our stand. To dilate upon the beauty of ROYAD WORCESTER WARE is, as it were, to ■attempt to paint the lily. Connoissuers require no word of ours to commend ROiAI/ ORGESTETf ; rhose -with less intimate Icnowledge have only to see our stand to> appreciate its value. "What we particularly wish to emphasise is the REASONABLE PRICES at which wo offer this ware. THE COP OF KNOWLEDGE ! Everyone knows that to “Read the Cup” is- the gift of few; what everyone does not know is- that if you purchase a CUP OP KNOWLEDGE at DALGETTY’S STALL at the Show you can, with the aid of the Booklet which will be handed to you therewith, read cups yourself. It is l a fascinating study and opens a now avenue of entertainment. Over 7000 of these cups, with saucers, were sold at the Dunedin Exhibition. Get in early and make sure of your Cup of Knowledge. J. A. DALGETTY, SPECIALIST IN CRYSTAL AND PINE CHINA, HAWERA.

THE CHILDREN’S FAVOURITE DRINK C4Z Pi K HERE’S ?iotiling, - flic ehiMren like better —nothing' they consider more 1 refreshingand delightful than a gloss of that Delicious Fh’UfTY DRTXK— Ward’s orange crush i A favourite with grownups, too. ' Have YOU tried it yet. GOODWIN, DAVY & CO., Sole Bottlers of Ward’s Orange, Lime and Lemon Crushes for South TaranaJri. HAWEEA.