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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 3 August 1917, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTICES Q^l?£T^ Purser's keep [f lU^^Vlni on doing their I friend to the bereaved C^S^ivli*fe^ls!*sW \ widow consolingly. "Perf\^^^^^^^^^^ haps not>" she replied, £ \f) I~J/^^^^^^^^ "but * sliall do my best." And now that prices of everything are on the up-grade, it is quite likely that we may" never again have the equal of the manw low-priced offerings now to be found in the FLOOR COVERING SECTION at PURSERS but we shall go along and do our best. Meantime, until we are compelled to pay more for our merchandise the prices will remain unaltered. Come to Purser's for all your Carpets, Rugs and Mats. Here I are these good Hearthrugs, Bedside Rugs,' and Mats, Door' Slips, and 1 outside Door Mats at THE LOWEST PRICES IN THE DISTRICT! PURSER & SON, "PURCHASE AT PURSER'S," i HICH STREET. HAWERA. ("if ifsJSl^ rrs goojm <£-* \ [qOTH?NGFACTORYi ? -^. Tv LAST WEEK OF OUR REAL SALE. mmS IS THE LAST WEEK OF OUR REAL SALE, SO DON'T DELAY. COME AND BUY NOW. 40 BOYS' SUITS, 17/6. 20 SINGLETS and PANTS, ./ 10 MEN'S SUITS, 39/6. 2^6- ' 60 MEN'S TROUSERS, 12/6. 60 SHIRTS, BANDS, 3/11. 10 OVERCOATS, 39/6. 70 PELT HATS, 3/11. 6 Pair OIL LEGS, 5/6. 100 Doz. SOCKS, 1/-. 12 SOU'WESTER HATS. 2/6. 40 Doz. PANTS, 1/11. 60 Pair LADIES' SHOES, 15/6 40 ALL-WOOL PANTS, 5/6. 40 MSFJofi 11010 BLUCH- 100 PYJAMA SUITS, 6/11. 10 Pair MEN'S FARM LEO- 10° D° 3 Z,' G HANDKERCHIEFS, GINGS. 10/-. ' N7 n\ rrruiwp i~new^at^s^ J ' HAWERA. I|ScSi^JctSl FURNITURE FOR DURABILITY DINING-ROOM SUITES. / BEDROOM SUITES. SUITES FOR EVERY ROOM. PRICES RIGHT—QUALITY UNEQUALLED. DDATT 0 o£% NEXT POST OFFICE. 1 If A I I & 1111. HAWERA . THE BARGAIN FURNISHERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 'Phones 126 and 209. WEARING MISFIT CLOTHES </iS|2l IS ALMOST LUKE FEELING ILL. ©sfc^^^S FTIHOSE are the very words used by a mat X when emphasising "the fact that it pays to 7l\y*y &\ have correctly cut, perfectly fitting, well-made II y/(W\ It is certainly comforting knowledge to know if I/IL JlLs&r that in wearing an Adarason and Robb Suit yoxi \ hW iuS? are perfectly tailored. Our Suits are of excellent HU T *I Jf fit. With, them the wearer is not haunted with lfSii. nS the thought that the coat collar is cut too big llHhlM and continually needs pulling up at the back— llill ill that.the flaps of the Dockets are wrinkled—that in] 11 ill the coat fronts are curling. jisl V W Let's tailor you a Suit that you will feel "at DW iH home" m—a Suit that will FIT," KEEP SHAPE, RU 1 AND GIVE LONG SERVICE. 11l iB ADAMSON S ROBa UVI i TAILORS & OUTFITTERS, HAWERA. dP* j|| | A GQOD, USEFUL /- j ;! PRESCRIPTION '^ j: I "pvEPENDS mainly upon these vital f&{\£' "V*-* :.!.'/ I3J things— I^/ AyQJ*~y~X'?~~ ;■ ;/ '!■ n' 1. It MUST be written by the Doctor .- jK^^Cj^^ f\^f j| ~ n1 who understands your ease. C^^T^^--'l^''^'^"''-001'* '&?c '■ iii 2. It MUST be made of the best drugs \*~A IX^- :'i "■■■™t'**Z>. > li 3. It MUST be dispensed by a quali- AVV/f Vgt * &>'*''' '''*'■ '■ j n| fied man. 'a-fti?. >#%'i '" J ' You attend to No. 1; leave the last "'^^Vy. 'l v A thoroughly qualified and experi- r&7'S& { 1 enced Chemist is necessary for the / / b'^lx<^l::s^%^- )} proper dispensing of the drugs in a pre. '^/j^^^^Mi?J:\\fi::h,^.i^:%iK )} \ scriptioh. »V-r'''^;'i^<^--^* >u<* '} 1 W. K. WALLACE pltltlt . iV CHEMIST, HAWERA. l^^^hMS^^^ '"■