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Hawera Star, Volume LI, 26 May 1932, Page 3

HERE’S WINTER WARMTH off the -winter chills with these Warm Wool Accessories. They are so necessary and. so inexpensive. PATON’S 4-PLY ROSE FINGERING in a big range of plain shades' and Heather mixtures; 2G colourings to select from — AD per oz. skein PATON’S SUPER SCOTCH and ROSE FINGERINGS in the newest Tweed effects — and |J JD P er oz - skein % At NEW ZEALAND YARNS in Aotea and Petone Fingerings; all good plain and Heather shadings 'ID per oz. skein 7i UNSHRINKABLE VIY EL L A FINGERING in a large variety of spaced, marl and plain effects, -BAD carton 1 /6\ 2oz hank VISLYKA, an unshrinkable knitting yarn in a mixture of Viyella and Silk, suitable for underwear and children’s knitted garments — Z ' BEEHIVE, SILVERSIIEEN and KINGFISHER LUSTRE YARNS are .mixtures of Silk and Wool in plain and opaline shades— 1 / oz. hall WHITE HEATHER BABY WOOL; beautifully fine and soft, in delicate shades, suitable for baby wear—oz. hall WOODPECKER KNOP YARN, with fancy spot in White and Red, White and Green, White and Blue, White and Lemon, and White and Tango — 20z. hall 2/2 LADIES’ FULL FASHIONED ALL - WOOL CASHMERE HOSE; full length with spliced heels, toes and feet, in all good shades pair 4/11 6/6 LADIES’ WOOL and WOOL and SILK GLOVES, with turndown cuff or long gauntlet, in Fawns, Greys, Browns and Beige—--3/11 4/11 5/11 pair COLOURED CASHMERE SCARVES, with check designs in Brown, Grey, Fawn> Blue and Mayonaisc— F 1(1 each 5/6 LADIES’ NEW WINDSOR SCARVES in latest Tweed fects--5/11 7/11 each PROVING THAT IT PAYS TO SHOP IN HAWERA ORAP&R3& MENS OUTFITTERS ~ HAWERA.

The Railways and Mationa! Growth Great Key Industry STRANGELY enough, the situation in New Zealand to-day is that the railways have to compete with a form or transport which owes its existence mainly to the prosperity promoted by the railways. The truth of this statement will be clear to the owners of the lines—the general public—when they consider the all important function of the railways in the development of the primary and secondary industries—farming, timber-milling, mining, manufacturing. Railway transport facilitated the economic distribution of the population in rural and urban areas. New Zealand’s social and economic structure rests mainly on the railway foundation. The more the people strengthen this foundation the more they will strengthen themselves. Wellington, 23rd May, 1932.

OUR JUBILEE SPECIAL HAT' WEEK at ARMITAGE’S A SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 4/. IN THE £, LADIES’ and MEN’S MTS For One Week Wednesday, May 25, to Wednesday, June 1. ALL OUR NEW SEASON’S MILLINERY LESS 4/- in the £ Discount. Shades include Lido, Bottle, Empire Green, Wine, Brown, Black, Rust and Burgundy. BERETS and JOHNNY HATS in all bright shades.

Oil Sir? A pint or quart, one gallon or a four-gallon tin. The best brands of Oil in any quantity are supplied by us. We will change the Oil in the Crank Case, Grease your Car, Wash it and fill the Petrol Tank in quick time. Our Service and low prices unequalled. JEKOMSON BEOS M©4©2’ €£ Gesieraf Esagiweears MAMAIA PHONE.° 121