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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 15 June 1927, Page 9

Is a Meritorious One! i SEE THE Window Displays Mail Orders Sent Postage Paid 300 pair Women’s Felt Sole Slippers— Reduced Price 2/9 87 pair Women’s Camel Felt Slippers— Reduced Price 4/6 33 pair Ladies’ Kozy Felt Slippers; all colours— Reduced 44 pair'Ladies’ Ward Shoes; cushion sole Reduced Price 18/6 50 pair Ladies’ Silver Brocade Shoes — , Reduced Price 16/6 7 pair Ladies’ Gold Evening Shoes — Reduced Price 27/6 30 pair Ladies’ Black Satin Evening Shoes Reduced Price 21/55 pair Ladies’ Laced Glace Shoes — Reduced Price 15/6 44 pair Ladies’ Brown Low Heel Shoes— Reduced Price 22/6 55 pair Ladies’ Fawn or Grey Low Heel Shoes Reduced Price 25/66 pair Ladies’ Flat Heel Patent Sh-oes— Reduced Price 24/6 100 pair Ladies’ Bostock Sample Shoes — - Reduced Price 17/6, 19/6 23 pair Old Ladies’ No Toe-cap Shoes— Reduced Price 26/6 20 pair Ladies’ Very Wide Glace Strap Shoes— / Reduced Price 22/6 100 pair Ladies’ Full Goloshes — Reduced Price 6/11 \ Footholds, 4/11 30 pair Ladies’ Knee Gum Boots; warm — Reduced Price 15/6 55 pair Ladies’ Fleece Lined Dairy Boots Reduced Price 12/6 7 pair Ladies’ Flat Heel Grey Glaee Shoes Reduced Price 32/6 34 pair Ladies ’ Cuban Heel Patent Shoes— Reduced Price 28/6 6 pair Ladies’ Champagne Louis Heel Shoes — Reduced Price 28/6; New Zealand Clothing Factory High St NEW ZEALAND £9 CLOTHING FACTORY Hawera

HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF. THE CHILD’S TRIBUTE. The Baxter ad-naan was visiting some friend® the other evening. The ladv of the house was putting her youngest- child to bed and was rather amused when the youngster, aged three, pretended to cough, and said, “Muminie, give me. some ‘Baxter’s,’ iny cold Vs eo had.” On enquiry it was found that the child had' had a cold some few weeks previously, and he had evidently appreciated the taste of Baxter’s Lung Preserver. “You know it is rather curious,” remarked t-lie hostess, “but when I was a child mv mother said I used to do exactly the same thing. We used to live in Christchurch, and I was rather subject to sore throats, even as a tiny tot and I used to ask my parents for ‘Baxter’s.’ ” Is it anv wonder that this lady and thousands of other New Zealanders pin their faith to Baxter’s Lung Preserver? It lias been the sovereign coiugh and cold remedy in New Zealand homes for over 60 years. Tt‘ is a rich, red, soothing compound that promptly allays irritation, cuts the phlegm and brings .speedy relief. In addition it possesses unique tonic properties that he’p to build one up. You can obtain a generous-sized bottle of Baxter’s Lung Preserver from any chemist or store for half a crown. Economical housewives purchase the large family size at 4/6. —Advt. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. “ VyANTED. To Rent in good locality, from July 1/4 or 5-roomed modern house, must have all conveniences and be in good order. Write “ Permanent,’’ c/o Star Office. OPUNAKE HARBOUR BOARD. PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance of Section 76 of the Rating Act, 1925, an additional charge of Ten per centum will be added to all rates unpaid by 22nd Jnne, 1927. J. N. STEPHENSON,.... Seeretaiy.

A Plunket shop day will be held on Saturday, June 18, in the shop next to tlie Grand Theatre. The committee trust it will be strongly supported by the public in this- worthy cause. Gift# of cakes, produce, etc., will he most acceptable, and can he delivered to the shop on Saturday morning. The committee is also making a special feature of old clothes. WE’RE READY! New Zealand manufacturers are prepared to produce goods of merit providing work for New Zealanders. Pulmonas is such a product. Apart from being locally made, Pulmonas have decided merit. One chemist recently remarked: “They arc so economical—a tin at. 1/G relieves a whole family from sore throats, colds, ’flu,., etc.” Pulinonas, 1/6 and 2/6.-—Advt.

The usual fort nightly euchre and dance was held in the Railway Hall under the auspices of the Railway Social Out) last night, when there wa.s a good attendance. A professional orchestra rendered delightful music for the dancing, land Mrs E. G. Beauchamp contributed an extra. Euchre prizes were won by Mesdames If. »Barnes, Vinten, and' O. Taylor. The successful gentlemen were Messrs D. Loder, W. Rae, land Maloney. Mr. H. A. Higgs was M.O.

If you’ve made a pile of dollars, But your health is broken down, You will find a welcome waiting “In Your Little Old Home-Town.” If a hacking cough grown chronic Makes life dreadful to endure, You will find a welcome tonic In Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.Advt,