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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 28 May 1917, Page 3

IL i BUSINESS NOTICES. jj J!lil| Winter h p JljtL Underwear H R iIHHn T ADIES will appreciate ilie low price 3 H H JBHHnI When they in£P °^ OUr GtCoks °f H U Winter Underwear. W e bought to Jl 0 advantage'for this season* lines, and Jj ! n jPHmjEH the goods we are showing are FIRST J| X MAGNITUDE BARGAINS. Ladies U K"s^lwil^^H Will be Well advised to ins P««t the fol- m -J^fl |j Wlo l°«'ing lines before purchasing. Look rf X H^Vl at t^lese ?r*ces: — !J |4 WOMEN'S CREAIvI WOOL VESTS VR +* rir ■ 4 i msmt .! H W° toE7/6 S NAVY BLOOMERS, Heavy Kibbed, 6/6 U X WQSSM^^ t .iSs lrooL KAIAPOI ™E W^ |j U J^nS'^Jil^f V BLOOMERS, 8/6 to 5/6. it k CHILDEE«VUWEfoLV CREAM WOVEN VESTS, sisss 3, || jj J. C. GILLETT, a j..". E. 8. us.^°.?" E!. " ■ • ■ • • hawera h

BEE OINTMENT IS WHAT YOU NEED. The. soothing!, healing properties, of Bee Ointment penetrate every por© of the 6kin and clear it of impurities. It stops that irritating, itching feeling. This curing salve heals all eruptions and abrasions of the ?Mn quickly and surely. It is not an experiment, but is made' of pure ingredients to a sound formula of tested worth. Used for nearly half a century. Bee Ointment is excellent, too, for cuts, burns, scalds, sores and strains;. As an embrocation it is invaluable. Rub a little Bee Ointment on the affected part anl relief will be immediate. All chemists and stoves, eighteenpence. Free sample posted on application to Rpe O'ntment Proprietary. Bos 388, Wellington-—Ad vt. 4 If your child has a nasty cough, give the little one "NAZOL." Five drops on sugar will work wonders. "NAZOL" always relieves. 60 doses cost only Is 6d.—Advt.

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