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Hawera Star, Volume L, 24 October 1930, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS. GALE Specials —George & Doughty’s: Aten’s Sports Coats, 22/(5; White Gabardine! Trousers, 13/6; Fuji 'Silk Shirts, 7/11; Ribbed Woollen Sox, 3 pairs for 2/11. GALE Specials—George & Doughty’s: “Wonder” Neglige SJiirts, 3/G; Mcn.’s Super Quality Pyjamas, 8/11; Boys’ Golf Hose, 1/6; Boys’ Gabardine Raincoats, 10/(1; College Caps, 2/3. /2J.EORGE & DOUGHTY’S “Amber” u Ticket Specials: 36-incli Figured Rayons, 1/6; 36-inch Cotton Voiles, new designs, 1/3; 36-inch “Jvafast,” a linen finished material, fast colours, 1/1. /WfIORGE & DOUGHTY ’5~ ‘ Amber ’ ’ Ticket Specials: “Ipswich” Art Silk Hose, 1/9; “Flexcello” Art Silk Hose, 2/6; “Superior Ivnitt” Mercerised Lisle Hose, 1/6; “Ladv Lilian” Silk Hose, 6/11. QEORGE“& DOUGHTY’S “Amber” ’ Ticket Specials; 30-inch Cream CurCoats, 20/6; Fadeless Tobralco House Frocks, 10/6; Art Silk Taffeta Evening Frocks, 12/6; Ladies’ Blanket Sports Coats, 15/6. ( ’FORGE & DOUGHTY’S “Amber” Ticket Specials: 40-inch Cream Crctain Nets, new stripes, 1/6; Art Silk and Cotton Curtain Nets, black grounds, usually 6/3, special price 1/11. gERLEI Brassieres, Corse]lottos and Corsets, good range to choose from; also other makes. —Stewart 's Corner. "RONDS’ Hose, all new shades, 3/11. J 4/11, 6/6, 'S/ll; also Lady Jane aud Aristoo. —Stewart’s. T ADIES’ Art Silk Vests and BloomJ ers, 3/11, 4/11; dainty Art. Silk Nighties from .12/6. —Stewart’s Corner. TNFANTS Y SlIk and Wool Vests, from 1/6; Girls’ sleeveless Vests 1 , cotton all sizes.—Stewart’s Corner. Goods just arrived at 1 -Stewart’s corner. Come in and look round before finally deciding. £JHILDREN’S Straw and Organdie Bonnets just arrived; also Cotton and Rayon Dresses. —Miss Stewart’s corner. /~tRE-PE Nighties, 2/11; Crepe Bloomers, 1/1); Fuji Nighties from 9/11; Fuji Slips, 6/13. —Stewart’s Corner. TOMATO, Lettuce and Cauliflower plants now ready at Airs Rogers’ Floral Studio. Princes -St., next Ekdahl’s. YOUR Chesterfield Suite and all kinds of furniture re-covered at. Headley’s, 207 Princes St., ’phone 2244.

YEARBUEY'S Boot Hospital, Victoria St. Wc have no dog; poor Trust is dead. Our clock lias no tick. We work for cash and not for fun. We want the cash when the work is done. gPECIAL! Sweet Oranges, just arrived, 30 cases, cheap, 8 for 1/-; Lemons, S 1/-; Apples, albs 1/-; Grapes, 3/0 lb; Passions, 10 1/-; Pineapples, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, also new potatoes and fresh vegetables at Patel Bros. jj/tXTRAOB DINA BY Low Prices in Chesterfield Suites at Headley’s Sale.—-F. Headley, 207 Princes St., 'phone 2244. r jpRACKED Goods in great variety; also Fancy Handkerchiefs in beautiful colours and designs at M. Clarke’s. | "JJEAR the distant stations roll in on a Gulbransen Radio. Ask for home demonstration. —Laidlaw’s, sole agents. be Late? Watches and clocks, also gramophones repaired, accurately regulated and guaranteed.—-Geo. W. Taylor, Princes St. YJTLLINERY for Spring now showing in all styles and shades; prices right at M. Clarke’s. Radio, £45 10s. Wonderful tone; handsome cabinet.—Laidlaw’s, sole agents. Demonstration given. Y[RS _ BRIDGE—w e~take - iorders - for all kinds of waxed floral work, wreaths, bouquets, posies, etc.; charges moderate.—The Classique, High Street, Hawera; ’phone 25194. gAME Day Film Service. No disappointments. Wc are specialists at Woollett’s Photographic Service Station, Regent Street. gHAW for Genuine English Aeroplane Coats, 75/-; Sports Coats, Blazers, all shades, and all the latest in up-to-date men’s wear at the lowest prices in Taranaki. —The Busy Shop, High St.