V '-""' ;■ Business Notices. -/-■ . _ :' " - Dresses & Dressmaking ** why is ny said marioi\ "f IIHAT your Dresses always hang h§L& WfflaMn^mfa X so splendidly? ... I simply £fw<>Wsffi^W^ .can't get. the SMART EFFECT that • \mW tWiS^^l you do, and I just want to know ffl&J WI^MSMwSM ■ why. . . . Tell me your secret in- J^il^^M^^ Mrs Weldrest smiled. "There's no ; secret about it, my dear girl," she ft W&a '< El* fes■•rllfi^ said. "Its simply a matter of going ; fw&f - p*^?v?&JrM\Fs*i# to the RIGHT PLACE. If yeu go to \J liM^if^MW the people that I go to — 1 VI : >$) ftftftgj?', p\ Mjf W. SPENCE, , |V^^lm*v you will no longer wonder why my I Jjj ft^ys* '>vf; | things always look s© well. You'll ) | &ftf,?sf£ : ftjj \- experience the ioy of being well turn- «3 fy-.E'A'r^ \ "But why should THEIR DRESSES OS fe^?Sw LOOK SO MUCH BETTER than the <Qv fey&^F*!* crowd?" * 'miMlikft "Because they're MADE BETTER, &J&* v ■ tffl mv dear—and yet THEY COST YOU &Mft'tv ill NO MORE. ... TRY THEM." j »%IK|| MISS GARDNER, Dressmaker. W. SPENCE "The Economic," HAWERA B^Mm^mmmmMmmm^^a^mmmßmmammmmi^^mmmm=^^^mmmi^u^mammßmmmKmaax **: '™mBmi^K lv "Pipe All Hands I _\S For Amber Tips Tea." IJ I It may be a little inconvenient to brew a cup of Amber I I Tips Tea next time you go for a launch trip, but you will be I B well repaid by doing so. Anyway, have a cup before fl I starring and another on your return. I I Amber Tips Tea I fi jS^lzc^SMl-^ '* *n.' m P ort*nt adjunct to any outdoor trip. I _\ ~~, It brightens the spirits, animates conversation, fl B ft^^SSß&e&jß^^ **** eye * »-»P*rkle, and keeps fatigue away. H B *^BhK^*^**\ Amber Tips at 1/10 per lb. is~a pare, good H es^? _j* and well fta-foured tea. Economical in nse, H n "X it is highly recommended by all who have B B jfSsb. Xl^N. Th* 2/- Per lb> Amber Tips is extra fine I B il^V TiWiX quality, of really delightftil flavour—you will B Sm?wQ\. Mklx2st\ Save no other once you try it. fl MY.M?K&^mmV WfeV. Another grade is packed at 1/8, and very B W~M *'13&." )^^Si»-\ toed tea it is, too. H ¥ -\iL-Sn^%^Ty/< >.§Pr*^ Amber Tips Tea is sold ia airtight damp I I ***i]awl 15* ' S»iJ^» proof packets and tins only. Beware of auto- fl I/«s?| ?!)&?;•.. Caf^^p^iW stitates offered in any other way. ■ xffu ? IjEJ^, * %i-:^u No old er stale teas ever eater into uAmb«f fl 9 !^*s IE&Vm ¥r f^*n^mMlli^^tMMMm—9*** BB I^l^SM|BliU- ill.il/ltlK. '| F. H. BOASE WISHES to thank his many friend and customers for the kind consideration they.have extended to him during the removal of his business. His new shop is now in full working order, and is complete with all necessary articles in the STATIONERY, BOOKSELLING and FANCY <JOODS DEPARTMENTS. He extends a hearty welcome to everyone to visit his premises, and promises they shall receive the same Courtesy as in the past. We have opened a very large selection of SPORTING GOODS for the present season, consisting of Golf, Hockey and Football Requirements. The newest GOLF CLUB in Iron and WOOD, also CADDY BAGS and FOOTBALLS by the best makers in all sizes. BALLS of all makes. We have also a splendid assortment of INDOOR GAMES for the winter evenings. Keep your sons at home by providing them with home pleasures, procurable at BOASE'S (NEXT N.Z. CLO .THING FACTORY), HIGH S'IREET ... •» HAWERA. •* . ' * . i , P.O. Box 179. 'Phone 118.
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXII, 13 May 1912, Page 3
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