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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue LXVIII, 12 August 1914, Page 7

The Melbourne's groat annual sale is being kept busily moving with eronvds of eager and happy buyeis. A : uccial bargain th'it men who are ex}>or,fd to cold and rain should not miss is the navy .mlitary coats at lGs 6d, a , weli-k.i.'-vi reliable coat that has n.\v iv-!'-.-..-.' h^en sold at loss than 2os— Ad\ l, Sixty dfses of "NAZOL," enough to remove half-a-dozen average bad colds, costs only eighteenpenee. "NAZOL" is easy to take;, acts quiokiy, and has no ill effects on the sy-i«?ri,.--Adv t. We like the "R. ar;.' '^." u rand o' hats ami caps very mm-.h. They are ao comfortable, light in weight, perfect Hi style and very durable. Ask your local clothier for the "11. and G." brand clothing.—Ad vt. Derby suits for boys? are. the latest and they are only to be hid at the j New Zealand Clothing Factory,: Hawera jt is worth your calling in ' to inspect them. We also have good ' Boy's Boots both strong and light weights. Bring your boys to H.B. Hawera, for their wearing apparel N.Z. Clothing Factory. Hawera. "Until I was recommended to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy I suffered continuously with colds on the chest," writes Miss M. Flangan, j "Cartermin," Ward Street, Kalgoorlie, j W.A. "Now when T notice the slight- [ est «ign of cold I take a con pie of doses ;of Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy, and i the cold is warded oft.'' Obtainable at all Chemists and fttorekeeoers. — 4dvt. The sunlit isles of the summer sea Gleamed gay in the waters blue, But the heart of the man was ill at ease, And his face was of pallid hue. But his soul revived when a boat arrived i With a cargo of life renewer, And he langhed like a boy—he wag full of joy When he'd taken Woods' Peppermint ; Cure.—jiUlvt. ! The _frn;,n'!s 'T^lyn" Writing Packs ; -o!-'tai:;a'i!o from all stationers and I storekeepers, at >^i &sd la e&^H.-—4dvt,