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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, 26 October 1916, Page 7

£USiNES3 NOTIOEB. JLJ MmX iJ SU«? Y~\UR charges are based on tile policy: "What is.the least w 6 can sell it for?" NOT "How much, can we get for it?" There are many reasons for pur chasing Purser Furniture. Keen Prices is one of them. Every purchase at Purser's puts money In your pocket. "We are daily sending into homes sound, reliable, honestly-constructed furniture, which costs the buyer A LOWER PRICE THAN ELSEWHERE, When we talk quality" in our advertisements, we do not wish to convey the idea that our Furniture is beyond your reach. You get the quality and make a saving here. "PURCHASE AT PURSER'S." PURSER & SON, HOUSE FURNISHERS -■ - • «--.-_. HAWERA. Chopin's Favourite Piano was the French "PLJEYEL" ■^ '■■.-. ■ ■■ * /"^HOPIN, the Polish musical composer, was.also a wonderful Vy piams^-in fact, with the exception of Liszt, he was without a peer. ' • Chopin's-favorite Piano was the Pleyel, for which we are agents , lnis masterpiece of the French Pianomaker's art is in every respect a beautiful instrument. It possesses lasting good appearance and lasting good tone. COME AND TRY A PLEYEL. i .■ . ...■■-■ ■ * | -We will welcome your inspection of the "Glorious Pleyel" ! ™o<lel s m om: show-room. \ou have but to run your fingers over tne keys and the beautiful tone that appealed to Chopin will win your admiration. * 5 | SEE ALSO THESE BRITISH PIANOS Sames, Geo. Rogers and Sons, Justin Browne, Challen and Sons, Moore and Moore, Newmfen and Co. ANY INSTRUMENT CAN BE SECURED SIMPLY BY PAYING SMALL DEPOSIT DOWN AND A rAIIAG > LITTLE A MONTH. v E. DIXON & CO. PIANO IMP^rtTERS :: HAWERA. CHtP^^i THE SONG OF THE SHIRT. £kj|w n^7 mObM T0 A betTER TUNE. 5&351 I f^^9 "Si^ER Susie's Sewing Shirts for frlftH I SSMSB o S SoST? rs —but ft,is Adamson & fff^fMin A^*aJss#®!sH *X* b° s Shiris we want to tell you Adamson & Robb's Spring Shirts en£^W////r/////fflp' ? blf ™en to'dress with a discrimination Tiley offer distinctive designs without •T&ffliiWlilllMlnMziFr} loudness, equality that ensures longest «^g^m™|^^^ . wear, and. cut which provides a full '^^1 JfIHPIsSmZ. Ask to see them to-day and take v*^M]//jl!^0% r yo"r choice of a wide range of stylish -'• T^^^s^^t^''^*'"^ stripe and check designs1 in smart colorings. You'll appreciate the low prices and realise the exceptional values. I ADAMSON & ROBB, "me"""g^i l;'' WeM-" KAUPOKONU! GENERAL STORE ~ JIVERY day we open new SPRING DRAPERY. Every Mail brings some Dainty Novelty in— SPRING MILLINERY FANCY NECKWEAR ; DRESSY BLOUSES STYLISH DRESSES. SMART NEW COSTUMES, in all approved materials and styles. We have opened up large stocks of DRESS MATERIALS in every fabric, color and shade, suitable for Spring and Summer wear. The MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is now in charge of Miss Ferguson, lately with Messrs Craig and Williamson, Ltd., of Melbourne. This lady comes with excellent credentials, is quite up to date in the technique of her business, and will spare no effort to please. We confidently invite patrons from far and near to place their orders now. .„ " I'sand 2's, 6/6r3' Ss to 7's, S<7/6: in All cooks praise Edmond's Baking tan and black—At the Onehunga Boot Powder. It makes cakes, scones, Factory.. High Street. and biscuits light and delicious, TZ^Z - and works a wonderful im- S Vn+Tl nmd?™tu for } he T lat?- st in provement in puddings and geh^B^ac^^^te"" pie crusts. Economical, ttttttti? <v,« : r vZ 17^ denendahle n^lr fnr »8 \/\/ , blloes ' m eighteen different aepenaaDie, asictor us VV styles. Prices, 6/9. .8/11. io/9, E^^"Bi J^^^TVTB^k^^ H/6, 12/6. 16/6 21/-: largest variety in IJ*VIU/M I J Taranaki.—O._B.F., High Street. *^* *%s ivi /- H T >AI>IES' Shoes, glace kid with patBAMNU- J-^ ent cap, wide laces. Price. I]/6 P Q \V D£R, —Onebunga Boot Factory, High Street". BftjWHd'f FlcUm «f Flaf Brand ttam — fhrough quality consistent have built «AKZAOS f ». a guoa Patriotic That^anHSr purity in every senseJ^^TWl^^ Ind 1 «c bougntVeT.whereTt = they will post to any address. v • _ c