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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 13 October 1916, Page 6

■ " ~—*" " — ' ■- — — ——- - ■»■■ BUSINESS NOTICES. THE FARMERS' CENTRAL SHOPPING DEPOT. \ GET ALL YOU REQUIRE UNDER ONE ROOF. GIBSONS LTD. THE PEOPLE'S FAVORITE GROCERS, DRAPERS AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS. "CASH IS KING" AND SCORES EVERY TIME. CROCERY AND PRODUCE. DRAPERY. 200's Pollard, 16/-. Special Llama Hose, 3/-, 3/3. 3/6, 3/9. : price for ton lots). Silk-Ankled Hose, 3/9 '" " 180's Bran, 9/6. Silk-Plated Hose, 4/9." 200's Wheat, 18/6. , - White Cotton Voile, 1/-, 1/6, 1/9. 200's Sucrosene. 18/-. Cream, Champagne.' Black. Navy 3 tins Zebra1, 1/-. and Brown Poplins, 2/3 per • Pineapple, per tin 7d. yard. ' ■ : 4 cakes Fch. Toilet Soap. 1/-. Large Crossed Fish Sardines, 1/2, White Pique, 1/6 1/9. Herrings and Tomato Sauce, 1/2. White Pique 33inch 9/3 Pie Fruits, lgal., 2/-. Calicos, Sheeiings, Table*Linen ß , Pie Fruits, igal., 1/2. Al values. HARDWARE, ETC. Spades, Shovels, Forks, Hoes, Rakes. S^thes, Plough Chains, : Enamelware, Orion Ranges. Register Grltes, Separators, Meat . : Safes, Churns, Tinware. Rustless and Stainless Cutlery, and A hundreds of other lines too numerous to mention. *L ALL'PRICES QUOTED IN THIS LIST ARE FOR CASH ONLY. GIBSONS LHVIITEb, HAW ERA §■ . I M«J« from the best tea from the best &* <^^>MMM|>> _otPer_blcnd gives «uch good value «» Amber Tip«. j Bow About Your Spring Cleaning? f ■ Jk RE you going to do your Spring Cleaning in the old-fashioned .. ; W, whick entails that back-breaking process of brushina an d beating, or ar e you one of the up-to-date women, alive to the modem labor-saving devices which make-your work a pleasure and enables you,, with supreme satisfaction, to know that your'home is free of disease-carrying dust? B—B DUSTLESS MOPS AND DUST CLOTHS — ~"—3liUJighten your labor and give you that supreme satisfaction, because aiey.-._. " . are so treatad that they pickup j^ind . JSP ' hold every particle of dust with fvhich ' Jo^ they come in contact. Ever^ speck is absorbed; cannot* be shakOT outTno jKmM^^^k dust is raised. The; collected dust' can - only be removed by washing in warm lH^^^ water and soap. No -amount of wash- • i ing can. impair their efficiency. ' NO CERM CAN LIVE IN A DUSTLESS MOP OR DUST CLOTH. j ASK FOR AN ILLUSTRATING BOOS. WITH PRICES. " K| fjE 9 S<*^ feu §j^ a S Mk 'S^ ' I UDALIfY IRONMONGERS :: >AW,IfA 1 _'____, ' mini 111 111 HUM ti^'^t'^g3»W°l?W^!s3ssKS£S3EgßMß^Bß • I ■ ." ■ . """""" '" Win ■ «^*-3ssamiFin'>wir**TTT^ I "^o • j BOOT A ,jt/ °UR SALE WILiESKK° R li" SV URDAY ' I Ml S^ g i befor® the «se > a«d we are giving you the I H i advantage. Don't miss this chance, or you wtf have to M I j = pay very mue^ more for your Footwear 9 m C. A. BATES ■IfAwieA^Jl « "the~hen7 '^"^l P«Tr^a V? eggs in wintei'#at SUMMER ■ lvmv ?' W preserving all you can— ~ &** WALLACE'S CONCENTRATED WATER GLASS I W. K. WALLACE, « I AND RETAIL CHEMIST - - HA WEE 4 No cold is "NAZOL" nrr ' -w-L^^^l mosßioqii pirs omtf sr sp^i^d .fjaA* remedy for cou^h* colds '\^tV^^^H -9?sbm on si aja^ ptre—©iq^uosßoi a^ influenza is so econotui- • hT^"\!^^l n^Lo^ 'aTaoH iHYiniH,, ZO,Y' E'S^teenpence bi^^ •'^ dos^H ;o japjo •sjjuj 'agoojts 9tR TOllAi Barraciough's Frogandra cres Cor^^l J quickly • Advt.