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Final Half-Price 20. h Week 2§«h Be Wise. Avoid the Sales Tax. Buy NOW at McGRUER’S SALE o i Last Days of Sale 40in. and ,50in. PLAIN & BOR- ; DERED CASEMENT Up to 2/6 yard For 11 £d yard 30 pieces PLAIN & FANCY DRESS MATERIALS Up to 10/6 yard Tor 1/11 yard BOYS’ SCHOOL HOSE; largo sizes; 2/11 pair For 2/3 pair BOYS’ COLOURED SUN HATS; small sizes— To Clear 1/BOYS’ GREY NURSE CLOTH SHIRTS — To Clear 2/6 MEN’S FANCY PULLOVERS—•Worth' 6/11 For 3/11 NOW SHOWING ! Advance Display OF New Season's AUTUMN GOODS IN OUR SHOWROOM. MILLINERY, FROCKS, COATS, COSTUMES and DRESS GOODS. Buy Before the Rise CHILDREN’S FANCY FEEDERS For 6d CHILDREN’S VOILE & COTTON FROCKS—Up to 11/6 For 1/11 LADIES’ COLOURED SMOCKS; good quality; 5/1.1 For 3/11 LADIES’ CREPE NI G*-H TDRESSES — For 3/11 LADIES! SUSPENDER BELTS: these are not perished: 2/11 For Hid TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL HOSE JUST IN. Ends SATURDAY p.m. HALF the MARKED Sale Prices MANY HfILF-PRieE BHR6HINS A/CL 38in. BROWN DRESS 0/0 V U FLANNEL For &/d 11/6 54in. COATING For i 5/9 1/11 LADIES’ COTTON VESTS— F0r.... V--35/6 L A DIE S’ ART SILK RAINCOAT For 17/9 16/11 LADIES’ ALLWOOL BATHING COSTUMES— For 8/6 22/6 LADIES CREPE DE CHINE and M A R O C AIN FROCKS For 9/11 25/6 FUR NECKLETS and STOLES for 12/9 0/0 Children’s VESTS; 1/11 All-Wool and Silk -*■/■*■ 2 and Wool —For. Millinery 57/6 LADIES’ WOOL STOCKINETTE & TWEED SUITS for 28/9 CHOOSE ANY HAT in our Showroom for Big Shipment Just Arrived McGRUER’S “EGMONT” SPECIAL ENGLISH KNITTING WOQL; 40 shades, including Fancy Marls— Price liilrj U--6d loz. skein A\ SmTWT* P.0.80X 50 PHONE 2302*

DON’T NEGLECT A 'COMMON CASE OF PILES. IT MAY LEAD TO SERIOUS RESULTS. When people, generally, understand that all such fatal diseases as fistula, ulcer of the rectum, fissure, etc., almost invariably begin in a simple case 1 of piles, they ■will learn the wisdom of taking prompt treatment for the first appearance of this trouble. Doan’s Ointment is unequalled for every form of piles—bleeding, itching, protruding and blind piles, and hundreds of lives have been saved by using this cheap but. 'effective remedy right at the start, because at such times a single pot has oftpn effected a cure, while in the old, deep-seated, chronic cases, several pots are sometimes necessary. Here is a case:— Mr A. .1. C'ohen, No. 75 O’Sullivan Road, Rose Bay, Sydney, says: “I am pleased to tell you that Doam’s Ointment cured me of itching-and protruding piles, an ailment that had troubled mie for a long time. The pain and irritation was- very trying and to make matters worse the piles used to bleed a.nd this had a very weakening effect. At night and during the summer months the irritation was particularly bad,.and I hardly knew how to put- up with it. Tt was always using different ointments, but until I applied Doan’s nothing gave me any real relief. This ointment soothed the burning irritation very quickly, nad by applying it regularly for a few weeks the piles gradually disappeared. I consider Doan’s Ointment a wonderful preparation and would not like to be without it.” Ten years later, M/r Cohen says:: “ 1 am still a great belie,ve-r in Doan’s Ointment. It keeps me free from the torture of piles.” j Doan’s Ointment is sold by all chemists and storekeepers.—Foster-McClel-lan Co., Proprietors, 15 Hamilton St., Sydney. But, be sure vou get DOAN’S. — Adv-t. ' ' '

ru 6d Cartons. K-VOX Cough Jubes. Hero’s a pleasant cough and cold remedy at a price to suit the times. K-VOX Cough Julies at Gd per ehrton. Just the remedy for the occasional cold you get during summer. Antiseptic, medicated, K-VOX Cough .Tubes quickly give relief. Ask for them by name. K-VOX.—Ad ct.

“ HAWERA STAR” AGENCIES. 'J'HE ‘ ‘ RAWER A STAR” is procurable from tlie following agencies in Ha worn:— C. KELSEN, opp. St. Mary’s Church, to 10 p.m. daily. 11. GTBBES, Grand Confectionery Shop, High. St. W. A. QUIN. South Road. GUY HARDENBERG, corner South Road and Princes Street. P. T. DONNELLY & CO., High St., to 5.30 p.m. daily (noon Wednesday, 0 p.m. Saturday). A. E. MORRIS, High St., to 5.30 p.m. daily (noon Wednesday, 9 p.m. Saturday). W. li. SHAW, Park Store, to 8 p.m. daily (9 p.m. Saturday). Miss F. O. BLAKE, Opera House Confectionery. to 10 p.m. daily. G. W. CLARK, opp. railway station, to 8 p.m. daily (9 p.m. Saturday). F. J. BOASE & CO., High St., to 5.30 p.m. daily (noon Wednesday, 9 p.m. Saturday). Mrs L. A. ROBERTS, corner High and Argvle Sts., until 10 p.m. daily. B. LTD. (next Wee On’s), nigh St.,, to 530 p.m. daily (noon Wednesday, 9 p.m. Saturday). I