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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 26 October 1917, Page 3

.. BUSINESS NOTICES. I Deligbtfally Cool 8 I Wear for the I Girls - - I WE have made a careful study of —— —— the wants and needs for girls of all /^/} OUR DISPLAY OF COSTUMES AND sjfcJpgMfoshows how well we have succeeded in fl^3* *W ' striking just the right notes of quality, X/y^^UtL \ In addition to the advantage of se- >^, Jsa^£^BL \ lecting from our varied assortment it \Ea9f rassw\ ' is satisfactory to know that every gar- W/jl MflRI \ ment is absolutely dependable in every ////< I 111 \ detail of workmanship and finish. * /'"/'/ /I IvA WE CAN HONESTLY RECOMMEND /' I vAiUfe \ THESE LINES. I iff \^J¥^-} GIRLS' WHITE EMBROIDERED U\\ 0 f)flK^ MUSLIN DRESSES. 4/6 to 12/6 «*V IILSBb J PRINT DRESSES, 3/11 to 10/6 / PIQUE JUMPER DRESSES, JwWfWS^ I WHriEMUSLIN JUMPER DRESSES >^nfyj|Svß/ WHITE* VQILE E3IBROIDERED TfcliJF fli JS^/ DRESSES, 21J- jj^JKjQPf*^ > MAIDS' ALL-OVER EMBROIDERED ' DRESSES, 27/6. I f^f MAIDS' COLORED CREPE DRESSES, 111 MAIDS'COLORED PIQUE DRESSES, / If. MAIDS' WHITE HAILSTONE MUS- iljli I Ilk LIN DRESSES, 35/6. d^tnomk I WT MAIDS' "PETONE" ALL-WOOL jHß^^P* W9r NAVY SERGE COSTUMES, 58/6. W^ »? SERGE PLBATED^ r— a THESE GARMENTS TYPIFY GIRLI SH STYLE IN I ITS REST SENSE. I JC. GILLETT, | DRAPER, HAWERA. , "

ftf*L c* *h® best results H als^ '^^^^ from your cows unless i&l^B^ \jdr^ y°u syatsrnatscally Drench %1 X^\^r^ each cow after calving with IIj^^SYKES'S DRENCH. If you are in the dairying business to. make £g money you can't do without it. 1 It costs Bd. to Drench a Cow. ■ Price: 16/- doz. Packets, cr 1/6 a Packet. ■ • Better buy it by the dozen. ■ SOLD EVERYWHERE. ■ Each Packet of SYKES'S DRENCH contains enough for two doses. B BYKE3'B DRENCH ANNUAL-FREE. Write for It.

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