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ELTHAM BUSINESS SPECIALS A FREE CrIET ! TO EVERY CYCLIST. TN order to further 1 introduce our A “BRIDGER SPECIAL * ’ CORD TYRE, which has proved its exceptional wearing and easy running qualities during the past two years, we are giving away, absolutely free, one of our HIGH GRADE RED TUBES to every purchaser of a BRIDGER SPECIAL TYRE (guaranteed for 18 months). Price 17/6. This Special Offer is for 30 DAYS only. Post free to any address. Remember you get 24/- worth of goods for 17/6 (net cash with order delivered at your door). JRA J jgRIDGER, CYCLE IMPORTER, ELTHAM. Five seater, electric starter, bodywork equal to new, new tyres, speedometer, tyre cover, etc. A snip, £75. —c. C. Stanneys, Ford Dealer, Eltham. ’Phone 86. m & PURE GRAPE CREAM OE TARTAR IS USED IN EDMONDS BAKING POWDER <§> Hawera - New Plymouth MOTOR- SERVICES

WORK WANTED. T> ESPEjCTAB'LE Single man wants position as farm hand, reliable; no milking. G. Roots, Waverley. T>E.SPECTABLE middle aged woman wishes position as housekeeper Address at Star Office. \T7ANTED— By young man, work of '' any description. Write “21, ’ ’ Star Office. VyANTED —Dresses and all kinds of ’’ sewing. Apply 'Mrs 'Sutton, 57 Wilson Street. ’Phone 2475. TO LET. WANTED to Let —Four-roomed dwelling, Union Street. Apply 'Somerset House. WANTED TO BUY. TXT ANTED—Purchase Seagrass Push- ” chair, in good order; advise where may inspe'et. ‘ 1 684, ’ ’ Star Office. WANTED to Buy—l set -of dray haT- ’*• ness, 'oollar and names. Reply stating price to “'Harness,” >e/o Star Office. MISCELLANEOUS. A LITTLE Thing that does a big job —Strange's Corn Cure; it has hundreds of testimonials; 1/- tin at W. G. Strange’s, the Chemist. T>OYS’ Shorts for tough wear; navy and grey flannel shirts; bar top hose in gold, red and white, with caps and ties to match; grey wincey shirts, all sizes, good for school wearj also boys’ singlets, belts, braces, gloves, overcoats and oilcoats, etc. Try ns for your next purchase for boys’ wear. —Adamson & Robb. RUNS WICK Gramophones and Ee--13 cords, Crackajack Mouth Organs, and all kinds of Musical Instruments obtainable at Laidlaw’s, Piano Tuners and Repairers, Hawera. (BATTLE MEDICINES prepared at short notice. Tell us your wants! Selected Formulae Drenches, Cattle Syringes, Physic Balls, Etc., stocked. Tait’s Pharmacy High Street, Hawera. TjVR.F.E! Freel Free! For one month only: 15 Standard 4/- A.C.O. records given free with every La Gloria Gramophone sold during the month of September. —T. G. Liddington, agent for Hawera and district. ‘p'Oß Better Photography you must' x leave your films to be developed and printed at Westwood’s. We have always specialised in this work and get the results that strike your fancy.— Westwood, ■ Chemist, 185 High St., HaG EO. SYME & CO.’S Great Furniture Sale now on. • Holiday Kodaks, Holiday Films, Holiday Developing and Printing rvice, the rendezvous is Westwood’s tiarmacy, ‘ ‘ Headquarters for every ipto need,” 185 High St., Hawera. iOR beautiful white smooth hands use Rose Geranium Emollient, 2/6 and '6.—Dingle’s Pharmacy. rr D CRICKET TROUSERS and LA. p enn i 9 Trousers now opened, dso 'Silk Shirts, White Sox, Fancy Belts, 'Tennis and Bowling Shoes and ■lats at the N.Z. 'Clothing Factory, lawera. "NeO. SYME & COT’S Great Furniture J Sale now on. CUGURES for Motor Cycle registerC atidhs for the last twelve months n the Dominion are: Douglas 982, Inlian 652, BjS.A. 659, Harley 542, triumph 457, A.J.S. 374. J. W. Arehrold and Co., Ltd., Agents, Hawera. 'Phone 2578. 'i EO. SYME & CO. ’S Great Furniture •* Sale now on. ‘UST one pound in weight and it keeps the rain out; easy to carry.; 3u can put it in your pocket. Just the dug for golf and town wear. You jed not be hampered with a heavy ackintosh, as the “MATTAMAC” is lo ideal overcoat. Obtainable at damson & Robb’s, Hawera.

WANTED KNOWN. Under the Poatftl Kegalfttlofti aorrer sondenee nddre.sed to ft nom-de-plume. or with Initials only, to o»re of »»y Office, will not be forward*! from o«ioe of postil* If ftdrertleere do »ot ••«*• to dleeloie their n»me» they mey here repJlee ftddreaied c»re of “The Bt*r. »nd ■•me will be forwarded to adrertlger., TXT ANTED Known— Sale,""Sal 0 , Sale. ■ ” p OT ten days only we are offering numerous lines at sweeping reductions. Oddments in corsets, usually 22/6, for 3/11: all-wool navy bloomers, usually 11/0 for 7/11; crepe bloomers, 1/11; Jrepe nights from 3/11; ladies’ cotton vests, 1/6, 1/9; Shetland vests, 2/11; corselettes, 4/11, 6/11; woollen gloves, usually 7/6, now 1/- pan; g™ghams from 6d per yard; aprons, usually 7/6, now 4/11; infants’ bibs, 6d, Bd, and 9d; vests from 1/3; infants’ winceyette dresses, 2/11; flannel dresses and rompers, 4/11, usually 9/11, 10/6; maids’ coats, reduced from 29/6 to 9/11; children’s hand-made dresses and rompers at half price; moite underskirts, 22/6, now 4/11; heavy woollen bloomers, O.S. sizes, 7/11, 8/11; hose, all latest colours, 1/3, 1/11; women’s merino vests, l.s. and s.s.. reduced to 3/11; children's sox from 1/- per pair; many other bargains at Miss Stewart’s, High and Victoria Streets, Hawera. XX7 ANTED Known—A good second- - '- hand piano, £3B cash; terms, no s r ... cash; deposit, 5/2 week or 20/8 monthly. At Dixon’s. YX7 ANTED Known—The latest for yy* Spring and Summer now opening up in all Departments. Harrops, Ltd.

SPRING GOODS at WHOLESALE PRICES. GEORGE & DOUGHTY, LTD. THE OPEN WAREHOUSE NEW GOODS FOR THE COMING SUMMER Fancy Floral Voiles Fancy Bordered Voiles in Robe Lengths only Bordered Crepe de Chines Voile Frocks in. abundance Tunic Suits, Summer Coats Costumes, Dress Fabrics, Curtains, plain and fancy also Gents’ Bowling and Cricket Shoes Ladies’ Rubber and Crepe Sole Tennis Shoes \ ALL AT WHOLESALE PRICES GEORGE & DOUGHTY, LTD. THE OPEN WAREHOUSE Hawera and New Plymouth NEW SEASON’S ' GOODS We are now making 1 our first display of Spring and Summer Goods and cordially invite you to inspect them. ALL-WOOL REPP COATS; new shades in Women’s and O.S.— Price 75/-ALL-WOOL REPP FROCKS; to match Repp Coats Price 637SILK WAISTCOATS; very smart designs— Price 16/6 to 21/FUJI and VOILE FROCKS in latest shades and patterns Manaia ARMITAGE’S Manaia AULD’S FOR BETTER VALUES ! WHITE and COLOURED JAP CREPES, 9|d; worth 1/BEAUTIFUL BORDERED VOILES; wide and smart; 3/11; worth 4/6 ALL SILK FUJl— Special Values 2/3, 2/9, 2/11, 3/6 STRIPED FUJI; a beautiful cloth— Only 3/6 HEAVY MAKE CRETONNES; 1/-, 1/3; these are-in good patterns and reversible SATTEEN CRETONNES, 1/BORDERED CASEMENTS; good colours; 1/-, 1/3, 1/6 HEAVY UNBLEACHED TOWELS; 2/11, 3/6 and 3/11 pair SMART HATS and FROCKS now opening in our Showroom J. & J. AULO, Ltd., HIGH STREET HAWERA “ Where the Good Values Are ”

~yrr \ NTED Known The Cut Kate I V’ leads and axe first in tlie field again. We have just had installed the most up-to-date type of bacon cutter yet made. This machine is electrically driven and the rashers are placed in position also by electric power. Our very large bacon trade has made this up-to-date machine a real necessity. Come and see it operate. Kemember all bacon sold is sold under producer's name and label. The famous Swan and Kiwi bacon, and, remember also that the Cut Kate is the only firm in Hawera in a position to sell the celebrated Kata Butter direct from the makers, and our price will never be higher than ordinary butters. Cheerio! Meet me in the Arcade! \\7ANTED Known—The latest for I”' Spring and Summer now opening up in all Departments. Ban-ops, Ltd. Vit ANTED Known The Cut Bate Leads! Without any S.O.S. calls to Mr Farmer or Mr Consumer, we lead on with a consistent policy. When overhead expense is acknowledged to be the factor which determines selling price, then it is tantamount to saying that the Cut Kate must be able to sell cheapest, as we are prepared to prove any time that our overhead expenses are the lowest of any grocery firm in the district, due to our enormous turnover. Cheerio! Meet me in the Arcade! TVTANTED Known —Dixon and Co. are the sole agents for His Master's Voice Gramophones. Full range in stock; terms from 20/- monthly. WHY deny your child a musical edu- ‘ ” cation? A good second-hand piano for 20/8 per month can be secured at Dixon's. WANTED Known —The latest for Spring and Summer now opening up in all Departments. Harrops, Ltd.

TWICE DAILY.

Leaves Hawera — Week days: *8.30 a.m., 9.30 a.m.* Sundays, 8.15 a.m. Arrives New Plymouth— Week days: 10.40 a.m., 11.30 a.m. Sundays, 10.25 a.m. *Both services connect with WHITE STAB Cars for TE KUITI and AUCKLAND. Leaves New Plymouth— Week days: 3.30 p,m., 4.30 p.m. Sundays, 4 p.m. Arrive Hawera — Week days" 5.40 p.m., 6.30 p.m. Sundays, 6.10 p.m. Return Tickets issued for one month. Seats booked or parcels received at CARTER’S CAKE SHOP or Private ’Phone 2475. Special Quotes for Dance Parties, etc. 20-Se'ater ’Bus or Car available any evening after 6 o’clock. ' W. E. SUTTON, Proprietor.

"Y\T ANTED Known The Cut Kate 1 ’ ' leads and welcomes comparison in prices. For instance, we sell choice evap. apricots, 1/3 per lb (what have you been paying?); and again we offer in both High St. and Union St. shops (every day) ‘'Norton's'' Water Glass, N.Z.'s best, nom. qts 1/-; peanuts, kernels and in shell, both 6d lb; fresh raisins, full sixe pkts, 5/9 doz.; Kruschen Salts, 1/9 bot.; .Virol, 16oz. 3/11, Boz. 2/9. Kemember, no matter how cheap we advertise, we don't endeavour to curtail your purchases, nor are we out of stocks. All you want delivered free, and all food carrying producers' name. The only firm with direct supplies of famous Kata butter and genuine “Swan" brand bacon and cooked ham. Cheerio! Meet me in the Arcade! TUANTED Known —The latest for Spring and Summer now opening up in all Departments. Harrops, Ltd. "YY/ ANTED Known—A high grade Player Piano for £llO cash. All we ask is, before buying a Player piano inspect this bargain at Dixon's. All the family could play this piano. FOB SALE. ■p’OE Sale —Gent's bicycle, in good condition. Apply Somerset House. jpOK Sale —Modern bungalow on iacre section, 5 rooms and all conveniences; long term Government mortgage. Apply Farmers’ Co-op. (head office, Winter Show Buildings). ELEMENT'S Bread can be had at Ansley's Home-made Cake Shop for one shiling per loaf. Orders can be left at the shop for delivering bread.— N. Ansley, Manaia. Sale —Kata firewood, 4ft lengths: Hawera £3/2/6, Manaia £2/10/-, Eltham £2/12/6; atove wood 5/- extra (delivered). Address Cash Firewood Co., Awatuna. SITUATIONS VACANT. YUANTED —Strong young man for ' milking and farm w-ork. Apply T. Hall, Duthie Road, Matapu. YUANTED—Young girl to assist with childrenjother help kept. Apply Miss Blake, 31 Argyle Street. LOST. Yl/ILL the fishing party or person who picked up a note book from the! Manawapou Kiver on the evening of September 19th, please return same to Gyde and Barringer; contents, cheque and papers. CjTKAYED from Otakeho on 15th inst., fawny Jersey heifer, in milk, .cover on, dehorned; reward. B. Horgan, Otakeho. J^OST —Cheque 291331, Bank of Australasia, Manaia; payment stopped. J^OST —Saturday afternoon, bunch of keys between Regent St. and show grounds; reward. Address at Star Office. T OST—On Saturday in town, parcel containing dress length; reward on returning to Star Office.

TT'ODAKS and British Cameras from Strange’s. Our selection gives a great choice. Lessons free.—W. G. Strange, Chemist. T AST Week Shaw’s Popular Sale — Still further reductions on all our large stock for the last week. —Shaw’s, High Street; T\TEURITIS —Don’t he that sufferer; we can cure your trouble — Strange’s Neuritis Cachets, 3/- and 5/6 box at Strange’s, the Chemist. piIOTO Pictures for your home. Have your good negatives enlarged; we make good pictures for you from 2/6 each mounted.—W. G. Strange, Chemist. QENSATIONAL Eree Offer for one monthly: 15 really good records with every La Gloria Gramophone sold during this month. —T. G. Liddington, agent for Hawera and district. CHAW’S Eor everything in Eactory wear, best heavy white drill overalls 8/6, blue 7/11, Eactory Aprons 2/11, 3/9, 4/6, Singlets from 1/6; our Special Boot exclusive 27/6. High St. gTEANGE’S Little Liver Pills; a friend to thousands; they make life bright; 1/- bottle; worth a guinea.— W. G. Strange, Chemist, High St. CTOP that cough with Pectoral Elixir. Obtainable, 2/6 and 4/6, Dingle’s Pharmacy. CHAW’S Great Suit Week, odd sizes, from 55/-, usual price £5/15/-. See windows for the greatest bargains, for everything in men’s and boys’ clothing—the Busy Shop, High Street. gEAGRASS Push Chairs, Prams and Chairs. Best quality made on the premises. We also repair all kinds of Sea Grass Furniture. Geo. Syme and Co., Ltd. t Princes and Riddiford Streets. CHAW’S Great Suit Week, we have now received the most select range of Worsteds, in all the latest shades. Our suits to •measure have never been beaten. —the Busy Shop, High Street. 'T'WO or three applications of Strange’s Chilblain Salve will rid you of your painful ’blainsl it’s a real remedy; 2/- per jar. Strange, Chemist. ■VTETERINARY MEDICINES—Stock * Owners, Farmers, Etc., 'would do well to consult us concerning treatment of Stock. Our 34 years experience at your disposal. Tait’s Pharmacy, High Street, Hawera.

BACK TO HEALTH After pleurisy SIGNS OF LUNG TROUBLE AFTER PLEURISY BANISHED BY LANE’S. '‘At the age of five and a half years my daughter had a bad attack of pleurisy. She was about . six weeks in bed, and the doctor said she had some lung trouble and it would be good to take her away from the island for a change, but a friend recommended me to give Lane's a trial. After six months' perseverance a vast differencs was noticeable, and after three years’ treatment she is as strapping a girl as one could wish to find. According to the doctor, she is now perfectly healthy In every way." ;(Sgd.); L. SEXTON, Nukualofa, Tonga Tahiti % Price a/6 and 4/6 at all Chemists & and Stores. Manufactured by B. G. ~ LANS, Graduate Chemist, Oamaru.

ROSY CHEEKS—BRIGHT EYES. Every mother likes to see her children with rosy cheeks and bright eyes, but the kiddies look pale and unhealthy because they have worms. The remedy is Wade’s Worm Eigs. Pleasant to take, and absolutely reliable. Safe, simple and inexpensive. Ask for Wade’s Worm Figs. All chemists and stores.—Advt. 12 Dauibt,s> amd delays are follies accurst, Always prepare for the worst at first, Slogan and adage and proverb wise Tersely tell us what sages advise. Timely precaution saves- loss and pain, What ie not wasted is always gain; Wisely for winter ailments assure — Send for Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. —Advt.

MISCELLANEOUS oq WOETH of Eecords given Free with every La G-loria Gramophone sold during September. Think of it: 15 splendid records to start your collection free.—T. G. Liddington, agent for Hawera and district. CAVE your seed; don’t plant for the birds! Use Strange’s Poisoned Wheat, 1/6 packet.—W. G. Strange, Chemist, High St.

AACHEN purchasing Sheet Music ha > r * the number played and sung over for you; then you will know the best its. rocurable at Laidlaw’s.

sale ends Thursday Last Few Days of Ward’s Sale sale ends Thursday Natural Pox Pur Chokers; genuine Turkish Pox; in the popular natural colouring; excellent size and of splendid appearance; these are snips— Usually £3/19/6 to £4/19/6 Pinal Opportunity all 59/6 Country customers may buy this line with confidence. 500 yards Fuji Silk; 29in.; pure silk; specially bought for our sale — Usually 2/11 yard Silk and Wool Hose, warmth of wool; appearanc of jsilk; best shades of Nude, Champagne, Straw, Silver— Our Kegular 5/6 quality Special Sale Price 3/11 pair Jacquard MaTOcain; pure wool; ideal for matron’s wear; in Black, Navy, Hose, Grey; 54in. —Usual Price 16/6 yard Pinal Opportunity 5/11 yard Britway Cloth; we have a full range of colours—Final Opportunity 1/9£ yard 29/30-inch Cretonnes in the very new- : est designs —IOJd yard I Striped Wool Marocain; very smart; in j Helio, Grey, Brown and Green; 38in. Usual Price 8/11 Final Opportunity 2/11 yard Ladies’ Art Silk Hose; an excellent weight; well shaped; in best shades or Nude, Peach, Champagne, Putty, Sunburn, Black; this hose is worth 3/6 pair Final Opportunity 1/11 pair Ladies’ Pine White Cotton Vests; “Cumfy cut” top; very good length; a useful and excellent wearing line— Final Opportunity 1/6 each Towels! Towels! Big range of manufacturer’s samples; must be cleared; in brown and white— At Clearing Prices Remember! We stock All the best shades. Britway Cloth. 2 W. and O.S. Fitting Velour Coats; smart styles finished with Fur collars and cuffs; in Tan, Gun, Henna, Grey and Nigger—Usually 65/- to £5/19/6 To Clear at 49/6 All-over Casement Cloth, in Cream grounds; dainty floral design; 36in. — Final Opportunity 1/- yard Astrachan Coating, in Red, Navy, Grey, Black and Fawn; 54in.—'■-Usual Price 14/6 Final Opportunity 4/11 yard Ladies’ Woollen Cardigans; plain shades of Fawn, Marone, Purple, Tan and Grey—Usually 11/9 Special 9/11 All-Wool Botany Frocks and Jumper Suits in all the newest shades — Usually 29/6 to 59/6 Special at 19/11 Women’s Crepe and Fleecy Lined Hippie Cloth Bloomers— All 1/11 pair Ladies’ uotton Hose; in good colours of Nude, Dawn, Beige, Champagne, Black, White; excellent for house use and hard wear— Final Opportunity 2 pairs for 1/6 Women’s Cashmere Hose; an all-wool hose in popular shades of Nude, Champagne, Peach, Black and Sunburn; a great wearer— Final Opportunity 1/11J pair

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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 20 September 1927, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 20 September 1927, Page 2

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