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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 28 August 1926, Page 2

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WANTED KNOWN. IST AN TED Known Galloway and Sons, Normanby, oiler savings for 11 who have a keen eye for value, mdies’ patent leather shoes, 19/6 pair these are exceptional _ value); men ’s Sunday boots, leather lined, 19/6 pair. )ur increasing sales prove we sell bet,er shoes for less money. Balance of nen’s “Prince” overcoats from 49/6 >aeh to clear. Your opportunity is ■ight now to secure an overcoat at dve-away prices. Men’s heavy saddle ■weed trousers, 19/6 pair. We made a special purchase; you gain the beneit of our buying. Get your requirenents at Galloway’s, Normanby, ‘Where Biz Buzzes.” Wf ANTED Known —During the next T’- 1 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. —Harropa I/td. VI7ANTED Known —Mothers to see and compare our prices. Children’s fleece lined bloomers, navy, grey, cream, 1/9, 1/11, 2/3, 2/6; all-wool bloomers/00’s to S’s in navy, grey and Liberty bodies from 2/3, all sizes; vests from 1/6 up in all-wool, silk and cotton, silk and wool, all cotton; sleeping suits, 5/11, 6/6; flannelette nights, woven nights for children of all ages; wool and cotton corns, 3/11., 4/6, 4/11; Twix wool corns, the ideal wear for children; flannel petticoats, 4/3, 4/9; school hose, 1/1 ribs, 3/6 3/11, 4/6; three-quarter black and tan sox, all sizes; fleecy lined rompers, 3/11; flannel rompers; flannel dresses, 8/11 up; woollen rompers and dresses; children’s coats, 18in,, 20in., 22111.1113 to 36in.—At Miss H. Stewart’s, High St., Hawera. WANTED Known—You always get a fair deal at Bullock’s Big Store. Our goods are equal to anything, in the listriet. Sunflower dessert fruits are }£ the highest grade and of heavy syrup and not water grade. Pie tiuus f-J-ga.llon tins), 1/11, 1/H, 1/lf, 1/H; L "gallon tins, 3/-, 3/-, 3/-, 3/-; new fates 3lbs for lid 31bs for lid olbs for lid; boiling peat), 41bs for 1/-, 4lbs for 1/-, 41bs for 1/-; pineapple chunks, J tins for 1/11, 3 tins for 1/11; Ah' •ope, 1/2,. 1/2, 1/2 pel- lb. We have full stocks of all goods required tor ;he dairying season. —Bullock’s Big store, Princes St. (opp. the Soldiers’ Hub); ’phone 96. XTT ANTED Known —We deliver to any ‘V.. part of the district. Nothing too small; nothing too large. Fresh supplies direct from Nelson twice weekly. Also big supplies of oranges, etc., bananas and lemons. Apples this week: Sturmers, Dougherty, Blenheim, Orange, Premier, Jonathans, Dunn’s, Borne, Beauty, Tasma. Ex cool store delicious pears, Winter Cole, W. Nellis and P. Barny. 101 b cartons are much cheaper than by the lb; no extra charge for cartons. —Sunny Nelson Frnit Depot, Union St., Hawera; ’phone 701.

.YUANTED Known —Bing 9G for the '' best of everything at the lowest price. Petroleum jelly (41b tins net), 2/6, 2/6, 2/6. We have a full range of cattle ointments, also (Moose Meal, Ceremilk, pollard, bran, wheat, maize, barley, erieken raiser, shell grit, Karswood’s poultry spice (loose), 1/4, 1/4, 1/4 per lb; bulk Ford oil 5/6, 5/6, 5/6 per gallon; Cooper’s garden seeds in 3d and 6d packets; also peas and beans in bulk. —Bullock’s Big Store, Princes Street, the store that gives you the best value. ANTED Known—Plain and colour--1 ed coir matting, 27 inches wide, 3/9 yard; 36 inches wide, 5/6 yard. Coir mats all sizes and priees.—Geo. Syme and Co., Ltd. ANTED Known—lt is a, fact that ' you get satisfaction at Bu at Bullock’s Big Store. Our huge turnover is proof conclusive. Yates’ marrowfat peas, 7d, 7d, 7d per pkt; salmon from 6d', 6d, 6d per tin;. Morton’s castor oil, 1/-, 1/-, 1/- per bottle; Day Dawn evaporated fruits, 1/4, 1/4, 1/4 per pkt; prunes (loose), 6d, 6d, 6d per lb; prunes in 21b pkts, 1/4, 1/4 1/4; evaporated peaches 1/-, 1/-, 1/- per lb; honey in lib and 21b blocks, 1 and 21b pots, 1 and 21b jars, 21b, 51b and 101 b tins. Our stocks of crockery, household hardware and general lines are well assorted, and the prices speak for themselves.—Bullocks’ Big Store, Princes Street (opp. the Soldiers’ Club). 117 ANTED 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. YX/ANTED Known Adamson and 1 ' Bobb are holding a large and varied stock, comprising Pyramid and fancy silk handkerchiefs, braces, fancy sox, Luvisca pyjamas and shirts, Fuji silk tennis and canoe shirts, fancy Paris garters, ties in endless variety; also a fine range of Stetson hats, and a niee assortment of travelling rugs at Adamson and Robb’s, High St., Hawera. ANTED Known—Our Hosiery bar--1 • gains are worth consideration. Silk and wool hose, reduced from 11/6 to 5/9, 9/11 to 4/11, 7/11 to 3/11; marl effects, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11; black and coloured cashmere hose, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11, 5/6, 6/11, 7/6, 9/6; silk hose, 2/11, 3/11, 4/6, 4/11, 5/11, 6/11, 7/6, 8/11, 10/6, 14/11; children’s cream Yivella sox, all sizes, all to clear at 1/3 pair. Bargains in Corsets, odd sizes, to clear at 1/11; house corsets, all sizes, 2/11; corselettes, 7/11, 9/11; brassieres, 1/11, 2/11, and 3/11. Bargains in vests; bloomers, broideries, ribbons. Miss Stewart, High Street. YT/ANTED Known —During the next * ' •Po.tjt vraoVcr nni» onfiTO af 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. w A s; NTED Known Sewing machines—New Home, Eotoseillo Desk Pattern, Vieker’s, prices from £l2 cash; a small hand machine at 59/6. —At Dixon ’3, Hawera.

Showroom Specials. Ward’s Winter Sale. Showroom Specials. C. C. WARD, Ltd. Drapers, Hawera. EVENING FROCKS, i" smart assorted shades.— Usually 311/(5 and 43/(5 Now 29/6 LADIES’ FELT HATS, iu Fawn, Brown, Saxe.— Worth 12/6 Now 6/11 RIPPLE CLOTH DRESSING JACKETS, all colours. —Worth 6/11 Now 4/6 each One onIy—BOTTLE GREEN GABARDINE COSTUME.—UsuaI, 5 guineas Now 17/11 LADIES’ TWEED COSTUMES.—UsuaIIy £5 10s Now 49/6 MARABOUTS, from 19/6 to 79/6 Sale Price 9/11 to 39/6 LADIES’ TAILORED COATS.—Usually £4 19s 6d Sale Price 79/6 LADIES’ CREPE BLOOMERS, all colours.— Worth 2/11 pair Now 1/11 pair CHILDREN’S TWEED COATS; sizes 30, 36, 40in. —Usual price IS/6 to 25/- Now 14/6 LADIES’ SHETLAND'ALL-WOOL VESTS, S.S. —Usually 3/11 Sale Price 2/11 NATURAL ALL-WOOL COMBINATIONS.— Usually 12/6 Sale Price 7/6 LADIES’ WOOL JUMPERS, Jazz and Plain colours. —From 13/6 to 18/9 Sale Price 9/11 LADIES’ WOOL CARDIGANS, in six fashionable shades.—Usually 14/6 Now 10/11 GABARDINE FROCKS, in good shades.—Usually 39/6 to 49/6 Now 24/6 LADY’S BLACK FUR COAT, one only.—Usual price £l7 10s Now £5 9s 6d HEAVY COTTON VESTS, short sleeves.—Usual 3/6 Now 2/6 each C. C. WARD, Ltd Drapers, Hawera.