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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 25 October 1916, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. THE FARMERS' CENTRAL I SHOPPING DEPOT. I GET ALL YOU REQUIRE UNDER ONE ROOF. I GIBSONS LTD. "CASH IS KING" AND SCORES E,V ERY TIME. GROCERY AND PRODUCE. DRAPERY. 2OO's • Pollard, 16/-. Special Llama Hose, 3/-, 3/3, 3/6, 3/9. price for ton lota). 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! Bkck Navy * 3 tins Zebra,, If-. 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. - *v Herrings and Tomato Sauce, 1/2. White Pique 33inch 2/3 Pie Fruits, lgaL, 2/-. Calicos, Sheetings, Tahle'Linens Pie Fruits, igal., 1/2. , Al values. HARDWARE, ETC. Spades, Shovels, Forks, Hoes, Rakes. Scythes, Plough Chains, Enamelware, Orion Ranges. Register Grates, Separators, Meat ' Safes, Churns, Tinware, Rustless and Stainless Cutlery, and hundreds of other lines too numerous to mention. AIiL PRICES QUOTED IN THJS LIST ARE FOR CASH ONLY, GIBSONS LIMITED, HAWEffA Don't Chase Dust from Room "> to Room! — Out with it! N?nH A? AwJJ c ol n Feath,fr Duster is as out of date asGrand- . father's Wedding Coat. Science has taken a hand in the cleandnL Si ™c™% f G °- d-time \ UStei' scattered the ' dust, wnicn merely settled again somewhere else. CmKKuML. the Baß* °ustless specialties }f fl^Sii ABSORB DUST AND REMOVE IT! j§ ffl Y^J^^Am' As the Hawera district agents for o§il|^H *Jfc By the use of these 8.8. Specialties, any surface dusted is cleaned at the same, time; they pick "up and hold the dust yet not a speck will shake out, though washing with soap and warm water easily removes dust and renovates 8.8. Mop or 8.8. Cloth. 4fc CALL AND iJET THE 8.8. BOOKLET CONTAINING PRICES. BLAIR & SELLAR, QUALITY IRONMONGERS " HAWEA ;i£?if-te_ GREAT y 1^ ■*°- I BOOT K_ I SALE. fOMR SALE WILL COMMENCE ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. "VfOW is your chance to get Footwear at a hig reduci.l tion on old prices. T*m't miss thi 6 chance, as prices are going up fast. We have a large stock, which was c \, bought before the rise, and we are giving you the ■ advantage. Don't miss this chance, or you will have to pay very much more for your Footwear.' C. A. BATES ■ Hawera, "THE HEN," i J^^s!\l ' ACCORDING T0 ELBERT * : llt'l^^M \i\m "Is the only 'animal' that can lay ffi^^^W Oi ' ■ik^HBBBJf around and make money." And even f l,l«ffi&£iß W Hens donJt always come up to the ™lltfi]|iWP' F "scratch." Prepare for the '''off sea- ™%f vinamr son"—^have eggs in winter at SUMMER ~y PR-ICES, by preserving all you can— mfy , ' NOW—^in WALLACE'S CONCENTRATED WATER GLASS ■<Hl|iin One bottle of this preparation will j||(lPi^n!!{|jt preserve 15 to 20 dozen - eggs —keep jjtpcn'iiifißJli^ \* ifli^iillii^ *«llfilm *nem f°r twelve months—deliver them jflllP..iiti'j'^uiiiw^^. X J jlttg jl ft like- anew.-laid "—for the cost of 1/. and J |K^3HJJk WK IA/AI lAI .r* &% ■ i\i linLLnvLii WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CHEMIST . . HAWERA "I THINK THIS IS JUST ABOUT THE NICEST i BREAD I EVER TASTED!" YOU try our Bread, and you'll think so, too! It ha s a taste which is much appreciated by the ever-increasing; number^ townspeople who regularly have it on their table. LET.US TAKE YOUR ORDER H. H. CLEMENT, tf Collins Street, HAWERA.