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GREAT END-QF-SEASON SALE. READ THIS LIST OF WONDERFUL BARGAINS ALL TRIMMED MILLINERY now half-price or leee j no old stock, but everything new and fresh. Sale Brioe 8/11, 10/6, 15/6. ' LADIES' COTTON COSTUMES, in Palm Peach, Crepe and Barbi•ord, m white and colors: perfectly cut and .^U made. Ueuat Price, 55/-, 63/-, 72/6. Sale Price, 29/6, 45/6, 55/-. One only WHITE CHINA SILK COSTUME^™ lesa than price of making. Usual Price, £7/7-. Sale Prxoe, 29/6. One only COSTUME, in Cream Coating, with black stripe. Usual price £7/17/6. Sale Price, 49/6. . LADIES' KNITTED SILK SPORTS COATS, all colors. Uewd Price, 63/-. Sale Price, 39/6. LADIES' WHITE PIQUE SKIRTS. Usual Price, 12/6. Salo Prio», 4/11. LADIES' COLORED SATEEN UNDERSKIRTS, nicely frilled, fete Price, 7/6. LADIES' BLOUSES in VmW Crepe d«™*%«te.,fet*** «£ clean and up-to-date. Sale Pnce, 16/6, 18/6, 22/6, 45/-. oa» Price,6/11, 10/6, 15/0, 25/6. CHILDREN'S WOVEN BLOOMERS, all *&**, in Saxe, TS&ry **d White. 6aK Price, 1/6. LADIES' CORSETS, all sizes. Sale Price, 5/6. LADIES' BLACK CASHMERE FINISH HOSB. Sale Price, 1/-, 1 Ji,' 1/11, 2/6 pair. ~.,../ CHILDREN'S TAN MERCERISED SOCKS, idzes 3to 6. Ba*» Price, 1/- pair. Oddnumte in LADIES' FABRIC GLOVES, Black, White and Ori«s. - Sale Price, 1/11, 2/11 pair. ' BLACK SILK RIBBON, 5 to 6in. wide, elign% damafied. Ba*» Price, 6d yard. , BLACK NET HAT VEBL.ING. Usual Price, 2/6 yard. Sal© Priet, 1/- yard. NEWEST NECKWEAR, all reduced in price. Sale Price, id, bfa 1/6 to 4/6 each. r LADmS' HANDKERCHIEFS. Sale Price, 6 for 1/-, 1/6, 2/«. The Economic 1 VL H. Harrop HAWERA. GREAT SALE OF SEASONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES AT CROMPTON'S (LATELY CARPENTER'S) TTAVING taken over th© business of - g cs^= J^fl Mr J. K. Carpenter, lam cele- ....'. 1 LOp/^://" V bnjiiag this event by clearing a number tJ&Z^'l \ of footwear lines at phenomenally low ogg&' S^ 1 prices. Scores of pairs of men's, wo- '^gSp y^ men's and children's Boots and Shoes' y^stj^ l^^B^ are now displayed on a large table inside the Shop. There'll be an, f \Sib^^o^ ESPECIALLY FINE DISPLAY OF LADIES' WHITE FOOTWEAR! |^^*^^w^ Here are a few items: \ LADIES' WHITE 1-BAR SHOES. \^ Vsnal Prioe ' 12/6- Now 8/6. !!!!s!!^ft^ LADIES' WHITE BOOTS. Usual VV P"^ 15/6. Now 12/-. X^/^^ ' 1 LADIES' GLACE BUTTON BOOTS. I Bn^^ Ueual Price, 35/-. Now 28/-. . COME TO-DAY. GROMPTON'S SHOE STORE. (LATE J. K. CARPENTER , "WHERE THE GOOD BOOTS ARE,'; HIGH STREET, HAWERA. §&f^^ Make this I W *&& Simple Test I / <*\ \ \\^ \^3&?'js Clean two cans the or- h {/* \ \ > \ \mL \^^^^^ dinary way. Now rinse S / (k PW^X^W^i I" S.^hTpowe^ifuriiquid 1 /^.^P^mjf ri li^^—L^ sterilizer" Then let them ft /.-.'">-/ /T rJ I & \l§^^ir~~ji£ stand in the sun for a few || 'V^d ' w^/ I^C^m hoursordays- I- \ ~-k^?\^~^?''^^£2+^ L-. jl ~ One can will have an X '"™~~^^'J'Z-r^.\^.,io&* fv^ ,i f odor that will almost pop B J ri?s:£// f* ryfjf r--^Big£\the cover off. The one E (si with B-K. Solution | S_ -. =£&£*££*) S^r —— •:rz£<o'i\ will be sweet and sanitary, B -» ■<z£'J!*^*j I ' 'i:^<^* because B-K. has actually S sterilized it. . B I Rl ¥^ Tile Powerful Liquid § J 13»|[1k.« Sterilizer. I | Now follow the same simple method for effectively cleaning separator and I '.'£ piping. Realize how it will save your time, and how it will protect your pro- n i duct at every step. As easy as pouring water out of a bucket. n ; ! The attached coupon hrings you a sample of B-K.—enough to make 12 H I gallons, of effective sterilizing solution. Send coupon with 1/- NOW. and §j learn of this quicker and better B-K. way, that really sterilizes. ff DISTRICT ACENtsT" FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ORGAN ISATION SOCIETY. j| THE INTERNATIONAL AGENCY, P.O. Box 704 Wellington* 1 inAL R™h > HAWERA. "p T A IT, CHEMIST, A HOME AWAY" FROM HOME. # „ ~ Temporary Premiees: Clean Beds. Good Table NELSON STREET, TKothine but Standard Brands of Winea Opposite Mr GilWers' Seed Store, and bpints. ««». +--n- A ?<Tq; n Frpsh Stocks Cowtantlv Arriving, -t.offi April Ist Tanff 8/- D er Oay. lelephone 72. P.O. Box 108,

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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 15 February 1919, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 15 February 1919, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 15 February 1919, Page 3

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