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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXI, Issue LXXI, 23 February 1916, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. LOUNGE Hats, in any shape or w 1 style 4/6, 6/6, 9/6, andVe fTnious Woodro.w Lounge, 1 4 /6: Call and try one on-—N.Z. Clothing Factory Ha- •'' T ADlES^^ilk'^k^e^^vint^ C^hinlfco 3 . 7/6 iat the Melbourne I mUiD Paraffin, Nature's ™ to . r x a ,PPendicitis, constipation, ( etc. feet tfie kind recommended by eadiag physicjans from W. X Wallacot Chemist ■ A/fEN'S Tweed Trousers, for work:T™ Saddles and Tweeds, 7/6, 1 10/6 and 12/b; Men's best Trousers, in Worsteds and Tweeds, with cuff bot'>s??' ?,£ he 0n to P ic * from, ,12/6, 14/6 and 16/6.-N.Z. Clothing ii?actory, Hawera. fa M E S' S %*?? P in Box Calf, in the new shapes, a ; line assortment to pick from, 19/6, 22/6 iand 20/-j Men's Working Boots, just i ft lng for hard wear' in Leather :and Chrome 12/6, 14/6, 15/6 and 17/6. Try our H.U. Boots.—N.Z. Clothing I Hawera. fo MEN'S GooT^'xedTSults", «Mlv it 5f S u l - tS r S £ lrts ' Ties > Brac es Silk Handkerchiefs, Bordered Handkerchiefs, Socks, Fancy Hosiery.—Armitage's, Manaia. 1%/ I"EN'S ReEdyTto-wear Suits,~lroln ri+i,- 'V. pair ' at the Melbourne Llothmg Co. MEN'S Lounge Hate, in the lateTt ♦i.- s )y le 4l . an d shades, the correct thing for the summer, 4/6, 6/6 8/6 10/6; Men's Tweed Caps in new Tweeds 2/6, 3/6, 4/6 and 5/6. Try our H.B. Hate.-N.Z. Clothing FaX Hawera. J f? do/-, at the Melbourne Clothing MUNKY. i s hard to earn this warm weather. Make the most of what you have. Deal from us.-Eggers and Co., opp. P. 0., Hawera OUR assortment is just right tor tne one purchasing presents—all good and reliable articles that your friends would like, and at prices to suit all purses.—Armitage's, Manaia. OUR Neglige Shirts aro well finished and moderate in price. Just give us a trial. Men's Working Shirt s will stand the test in wear and price. Lmbrellas the best; Sox, Ties, Collars Braces, Suspenders, etc. Underwear in Ml the leading makes.—John Hunt, Manam. PEOfXE who dealt from us this year saved money. Yonr chance nas -some now. Be wise in time— Eggers and Co., opp. Post Office Hawera. ' CJUITS to Measure.—We are offering, - nl 0 , 1 ' t^ ls l week > a Sui t to measure tor bo 1 /- Call and see our patterns — At the New Zealand Clothing Factory, (RUMMER Underclothing, in • light k> weights, 1/6, 2/6 garment; wool socks, two pair for 2/6; shirts, 3/6, 4/6- braces, hats, cans. Call at N.Z. Hawer a STRONG Saddle Tweed Trover!, m \J rom^ 6 V*' lr > at the Melbourne Clothing Co. SPECIAL offer of Men's Pyjama Suits, m the latest patterns. These are really special value and worth double; 200 pair to pick from, 5/11 suit. Why should you go without f.yjamas when you can get a chance hke this at the N.Z. Clothing Factory, T^ o LET. — Four-roomed cottage. -T Camberwell Road; electric light Url> range, scullery, water sink, copper and tubs: rent, 10/-. Apply Grant* and Campbell. THE aristocrat of condiments is the delicious Military Pickle, which is a luxury at a reasonable price Every town and country grocer sells it. Buy one bottle to-day. WHITE and Colored Tennis and Neglige Shirts, from 3/6, at the Melbourne Clothing Co. ANTED Knowu.—jVew season'e Currants, Sultanas, Seeded and Seedless Raisins. Pie and Dessert Fruits, Muscatels, Almonds, Figs Peels, etc. Prices reasonable.—H. J. Eaves, Otakeho. Wf ANTED Known.—A great varietj T ? of Toys, Fancy Goods and Christmas Cards, including the latest unbreakable doll, at Miss Nalder's, High Street & WANTED", for satisfaction" and savings drink "Desert Gold," the Queen of Teas. Most delicious and economical. WE shall be pleasea to see you. You will be pleased to see our Bargain Counter.—At the 0.8. F., the cheap and good store. WANTED Known.—Big clearing sale of up-to-date millinery and ladies' and children's ready-Si-wea' dresses now on. Bargains at giveaway prices.—At Miss Hamiton's, High Street. ANTED Known.—Here are bargains worth securing at this popular sale—Double width Gingham, 4i yard; 30in. Crepe, at 4.5 yard; pure Flannelette, 4/9 dozen yards; 46in. ' Knopp Cloth, usually 4/6, now 1/11 yard.—W. Spence, the Economic. WANTED Known.—Clearing sale of lovely underclothing of all sorts and sizes; also hosiery in silk, wool and cotton; real good value, nothing better in the market. —Miss Hamilton's, High Street. \\T ANTED Known.—Xmas Ctids. ▼ ? Toys, Lucky Stockings, Dolls, Balls, Case Pipes, Set Carvers (m case), Military Brushes, Watches, Fancj Clocks, Fountain Pens, Electroplate ware, Fancy Glassware, Tea and Dinner Sets, etc., at special prices during Xma^ week.—H. J. Eaves. Otakeho. WE cater tor those people to whom money is of first value. Buy from us and it will go further — Eggers and Co.. opp. P. 0., Hawera. WANTED Known.—Arrived, full stocks of Pig Meals, including Barley Pollard, 17/6 per 1801b; Oat Pollard, 15/6 per 1801b.—Loan and ; Mercantile Seed Store. WHY not?—A Silk Shirt, Fancy Socks, Pretty Ties. Fancy Braces, Hat, Cap. Handkerchiefs, ' Collars, Studs, Neglige Shirts, Umbrellas, Hose, Singlets, Bow. As a gift for a man we have a splendid assortment.—Armitpge's, TV'anaia. WANTED - Known.—You~can~"iav"e at least 25 per cent., or 5/- in every £, on Quilts, by buying now at the Economic Summer Sale. —Largest size Marcella Quilts," 12/6 and 13/11 ■ single bed Honeycomb Quilts, 4/11 and 5/11; double bed Honeycomb. 7/1.1 and 8/11; large brown Terry TW, 1 ,.. }\\ pair.—W. Spence. the "' \^ANTED, every lady To on iov't^ 4 J ZL dellcl « ls , flav ° r an <* refreshment of "Desert Gold," th* Queen of Teas.