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Hawera Star, Volume LIII, 25 September 1933, Page 2

WANTED KNOWN. Known.—The Cut (Rate • * Leads! Twelfth Anniversary Sale in full swing. Men, women and children’s Shoes at cost price.. Ladies’ Loeknit Bloomers, 2/11. Yes, O.S. same price, and remember ours is the genuine “Maybelle, ” which, though imitated, has never so far .been equalled. Fuji Bloomers, W. and 0.5., 1/11 pair. Ladies’ Court Shoes, patent .leather and glace kid, 25/- value for 8/11. Ladies’ Smocks, 5/11 for 3/11. Ladies’ House Dresses, 10/6 for 4/G. White Envelopes, 5/6 per 1000. Men’s Suits, 25/9. Men’s Underwear all reduced. Factory Workers' Overalls, with bibs, 6/6 pair. Jackets, 6/9 each. Tennis Balls, lid pair. Cycle Tubes, lid dr 3 for 2/7. Cycle Lamps, complete with Battery,, 2/11 each. Tubes English Tooth Paste, value 1/- for L§d. i Large assortment of Bubber Shoes (Canadian make), going at much less than wholesale prices. Bead our selection of Plants: Tomato Plants (Early Wonder, hardened), 1/- doz.;, Salvia Bonfire, 1/- doz.; Maiden Hair Ferns (strong plants), 1/- each; Prize Pansy, Iceland Poppy, Antirrhinums (mixed and . flame shades), Phlox Drummondi, Oiant Yellow Viola, Tall Nemesia—all 9d doz.; Climbing Pink Hardenburgia and White Mandevillea, 6d each; Sweet Peas (choice mixed), 6d doz.; Onions (Brown Spanish), 50 for 6d. Watch us smash every' so-called Special Price! Cheerio! Meet me in the Arcade! TUANTED Known —The Cut Bate ' Leads! Others Also Bun. At no time has our leadership been more marked than at present. It is a significant fact that quite recently we had a deputation from another Taranaki town requesting .that the C.B.P. should open in their town as they were tired of paying prices so much higher than those charged in smaller towns. The values in Groceries, etc., offered by r the C.B.P. are the talk of the whole North Island and when hotelkeepers as far afield as Wellington send for goods; —well—there is a reason. Cheerio! t Meet me in the Arcade! j SITUATIONS VACANT. ■yy ANTED—Man for daily' farm. 1 Apply J. B. Henson, Wirihana Boad, Hawcra. \YTANTED —Strong youth or boy; 1 ' just left school preferred.—South Taranaki Monumental Works. Apply evenings, beween 7 and 7.30, 7 Victoria Street, Hawera. ~—~ WORK WANTED: ANTED—Electrical repairs or renovations. Write or ring, Blennierkassett, 'phone 2797, 2 Princes Street. WANTED TO BUY. ■^7 ANTED—50 Acres l , going concern; *, £6OO deposit; no* agents'. Post particulars promptly to ' ‘ Cocky',” Star Office.

"W/ANTED to Buy—Fat poultry • top ' market prices.—John B. Wilson, 69 Victoria Street, Hawera. FINANCIAL. JYJONEY Troubles Solved I 1 advance any sum same day you apply; absolute privacy; on furniture, motor cars, PJNT.’s. Your own terms of re-| payment. Lowest interest. “Privacy,” Box 44, Wanganui. ~ pobtsale: ANTED .to Sell—A Stoxrie Ridger. Apply J. E. Meuli, ’phone 28981. Jf'Oß Sale —Two good Jersey house ; cows. Apply 8 Erin Street. Tp’CXR Sale —Several tons good ensilage. Apply J. JB. Henson, Wirihana Road, Hawera. MISCBI,BANEOTJS. TCTOT Water Bottles, first grade, at I Strange’s, from 3/- to 7/6. All I British. A good selection. —Strange,! Chemist, High Street. LOST. T OST—Black suede shoe, between Waverley and Hawera on Saturday night. Reward. Finder return to Star Office. HPAKEN by mistake from .the Complimentary Ball, Mana.ia, last Wednesday might, lady’s white tassel end scarf. Owner may have same by applying to Cosgrove & Co., Manaia. »—■■■l A LL-RUBBER Leyl&nd British Hot Water Bottles, 3/- and 4/3, at Strange’s, High Street. “TDEAVER’’ Sauce, Tomato Chutney and Worcester, very tasty with meat, game, fish, cheese. Made in N.Z. —2 ■pORAEI’L is not new; been used ( for years in other countries and is the result of expert experiments and; actual treatment over a long period. Leading architects and Government officials vouch for the efficacy of Borakil.—E. Dixon & Co., Ltd., Hawera. Jf'Oß winter comforts purchase a first grade British all-rubber or fabric lined bottle at Strange’s. CHAW for Men’s Overcoats! Blue Rip(ple Coats, 19/6, 22/6; Boys’, 10/3 to 17/6. We stock everything in factory wear! Aprons, 2/11; Overalls, 5/6, 6/11; Boots, 21/-. At the lowest prices in Taranaki. —The Busy Shop, High Street. 1

"OKI GAD I EE- GENERAL Tunbridge, iC.B., Oj'M.G. C.8.E., Y.D., a noted architect and town planner, writes: “I have pleasure in recording my full satisfaction with ‘ Borakil. ’ For the treatment of timber against borer and white ant attack, the use of ‘Borakil’ has completely rendered such timbers treated immune.”—E. Dixon & Co., Ltd., Hawera. * t ~p>EAYE‘B’ ’ is the only Sauce I dare give Father. Tomato and Worcester. Real appetisers. New Zealand made. —2 ■JJNIQUE Hot Water Bottles; guaranteed fabric lined. White, 5/9 to 7/6; medium sizes.—At Strange’s. Rheumatism Sufferer! “Suffered from Rheumatism for ten years. Attended by three doctors. Tried various rheumatic remedies. No relief. Had R-U-R recommended by friend who had suffered for seven years. Now permanently cured. Gave R-U-R a trial and most grateful for marvellous result after taking it for six months.” This is the story of Mr :H. Crowley, 19 Tweed St., Christchurch. R-U-R is sold by W. G. Strange/ Chemist. Under, the Postal Regulations correspondence addressed to a nom-de-plume, or with initials only, to care of any Post Office, will not be forwarded from office of posting. If advertisers do not desire to disclose their names they may have replies addressed care of “The Star," and same will be forwarded to advertiser. 1