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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue LIII, 23 May 1908, Page 3

Business Notice*. m WINTER Pte UNDERWEAR Sk'-li ie! cc "^ weather has probably re minded you that your stock of warm. ~^lllre» seasonable underwear nee»is replenisb..lifl^fc value for your money, tbea we^ inviSe >^<^fa 7 0U *° inspect our Sne new stocks. **'^ Eveay garment heire is of absolutely depemdable quality, and every price is Ad3<fb<Sc^.c^.c^.c^.cC tho lowest possible for such, splendid quality. Here rn'o seme examples; — Our celebrated "Warmclad" shirt ard j.«nts, 3s 9d. Tlkj popular Fleecy Undcavlotbing, warm acd comfortaLle, 3s 6d each, Spowal luie of 50 dozfen heavy-r,ibhed, aU-wool N.Z. shirts and pants, 4s ' 6d to 5s 6d each. Merino shirts and pante, 2s 6d, 2s lid, 3s 6d each. The Famous Unshrinkable Rosfly* Worsted Underwear— Fine, natural wo-l and jronts, 3s Ud, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d each White and colored swaators from 5s 6d. COME IN AND LOOK THROUGH OUR STOCK OF RELIABLE UNDERWEAIf. J. C. GILLETT DRAPER AND CLOTHIER. HAWERA. RECOMMENOEDy/-^A BS^/ AND USED By y isf^J^M S\, ALL GOOD S .^J^^^/^Sciatica, X /i^flff^^M yrYXw&t Complaints X * and Affections of S Manufactured only at 78, New Oxford Street S late 533> Oxfard Steet). Lonaon.

THEBA6Y. The pride of the*, house when , he is smiling, happy, and healthy. But when he is ailing, t whatl;tien? Is your baby ailing ? Is he too thin? Does he increase too slowly in weight? Does his food do him all the good it ought? Then give him a medicine food that will help him ; that will help him digest his food perfectly; that will give him more flesh — more power to resist disease. Lane's Emulsion is what he needs. It is the best and most effective medicine, for "little folks. Best be*cause it is easy to take and never causes pain or irritation. Best because it makes them fat • and plump ; brings colour to the cheeks, and prosperity to the whole body. Best because it makes smiling, happy, healthy children. LANE'S ' EMULSION at all chemists and stores. p.--> P a/c and 4/6. "It's •■^ous." 33 Jj! RAJS R ANDREWS, NORMANBY, T\7"ISHES to thamk hre Customers •™ for their kind support, but begs to notifj them that on and after the Ist June, 1908, his terms are strictly CASH. He also wishes the public to know that be is reducinghis prices according to the fluctuation of the meat market, «nd can assure* one and all tbat they tan rely on gettingithe best quality of meat f or prices that will pay everyone to patronise and will Tie a boon tc everyone