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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXII, Issue LXXII, 11 July 1917, Page 4

Some startling snips for this week. — Men's bargains: Six dozen heavy dark shirts, usually 6s 6d; a bargaina at 4s lid. Fleecy singlets and underpants, for 2s 3d; heavy ribbed or plain underpants and singlets, 4s 6d; 3 dozen only evening dress shirts, frilled fronts, usually 8s 6d, now 5s lid. Winter coats': Double-breasted heavy tweed overcoats usually 47s 6d, 58s, 655, 755; out they go at 37s 6d, 47s 6d, 555, 65a 6d; 10 only heavy motor coats (leather lined) to clear at 90s. Black hard felt hats, usually ,s 6d, 8s 6d; out they go at ?s lid. At Gillett's.' the Busy Draper's Winter Sale.—Advt. Six o'clock closing will not affect the discriminating people whose favorite beverage is Desert Gold Tej> — the Cup that cheers. Unequalled tor quality, flavor and economy. Order the 9,'_ grade.—Advt. HOME-MADE CALF FOODS UNPROFITABLE. Pollard, rice meal, linseed meal or molasses may be cheap enough, but the standard, by which to estimate cost is the result of the food, not the price you pay for it. Judged this way, home prepared foods are far more" costly than "CEREMILK," which costs / Httle more in the first place but ensiiMß highly profitable results. Pollard is unreliable and rice meal contains a lot of dust and indigestible fibre that causes scours. "CEREMILK" contains nothing that cannot bp rpadily digested ; it is absolutely pure. Mr R. McAlister' Tasmania, says:—"l think it is a splenl did food; the calves took freely to it and throve immensely." At local"stores or from M. J. Campbell. Hawcra. Looal distributors, Johnston and Co. Hawera. —Advt.