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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 26 May 1919, Page 3

%- "JY:r "YA'A.: "■ '' -... • SOSIHESS NOTICEB. AAIiSf FASHIONS For Present Wear. jCJMART IN DESIGN AND PERFECTLY CUT, OUR READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS ARE NOW ON VIEW. MILLINERY —A choice selection of ready-to-wear styles, in Velours* Felts and Tagels. • These are in leading shades, and have all been specially selected. Price s, from 17/6 up. SILK BLOUSES, in Jap. and Fugi Silk, all new styles and well \ . 'cut.. ' ■•■•'■ ■ .a JAP. SILK BLOUSES, including the new Matron's Blouse. 7f.11. high ' collar, 21/- to 21/6.. FUGI SILK BLOUSES, with plain or striped collar. Prices, 37/6, :\:39/6. •--;•■ - '■>■ /■r LADIES' WOOL SPORT COATS, with roll collars and patch pocteY'.i kets, in grey, navy, brown and cream. Price, 22/6. LADIES' WOOL SPORTS COATS, with sailor or roll colars and XcjA . jDatchf pockete,' in^cardinal,, saxe, heather, emerald and purple. ; Price, 84/-. './'"' 7:. SMART COSTUMES, in grey all-wool Tweeds and Worsteds, belted and semi-fitting styles, perfectly cut. Prices, s_gns. } 7_gns., and B£gns. > ■' ■ NAVY SERGE COSTUMES, in very latest up-to-the-minute styles, t made from all-wool Coating Serge. Price, 7ghs. • ALL-WOOL GABRICORD COSTUMES, ideal for motoring and drivf ing, smartly cut and finished. Price, 6fgne. to 9_gns. '" LADIES' ALL-WOOL TWEED COATS, in new belted styles, with ? large collars and patch pockets; wear guaranteed! Prices, 6gn«. j to I2gns. - r -r ■ v '■■X ' ■ I LARGE. FUR COLLARS to wear with Tweed coats, 17/6, 19/6 ,'. { The Economic \ E H. Harrop ,: '■'■'' s .. . HAWERA. .»'■'..■' f * "^^^^^^^ OPPORTUNITY IS HERE. QUALIFIED OPTHALMIC OPTICIAN. ProfeaMr of Optometry, Late" Principal of the London Optical College. May be consulted at his Rooms, WALLACE'S BUILDINGS tJ By appointment only, made at Wallace's Pharmacy. ' MR RUSSELL is an exceptional man in the optical field. "Eyes" have 'been his life's 6tndy. He has been doing no other class of. work for ■ever twenty yean, and has been associated with some of the foremost Eye and. Opticians Jfrom England. There are few men in New Zealand with the same knowledge of the subject. Mr Russell wag once working in conjunction with one of Australia's Ophthalmic Surgeons. During that time, y lie devoted the whole of his attention to the* study and correction of defective -vision in children. The usual method of testing children is by means of a <etter card, the operator relying on the answer ol the child, which is very >ften misleading. M MB BUSSIfiLL'S method of examination is unique. By looking Into the^ eyes with hie Viwptometre'. he can diagnose the case exactly ana prescribed' 'CRasses without asking the patient any questions. This method is the only" ' reliable way .of testing the eyes of children, as their answers cannot alwayt' be relied upon. .' ■ •* MR W. R-SBELL. Q. 5.0.1., D.LICConsultation by appointment only. WALLACE'S PHARMACY, HIGH STREET. HAWERA. ~ *"* "' ■ _________ {[SERVICEABLE FOOTWEAR FOR THE FARMER! ■:-' ; |;. : = i _ I^S^E ° BE KEPT DRY AND °°M- * " ■"• 1 t?**?^™ v^™^ toots for the farmer, made of solid ■■, ■ leather that will not let water through on the wettest day Also, toft," 15 r yOUr WP6^o* are stout farm clog^-ideal for' winter \ ' . 'Tis best to select your wet day boots now, for then with your oilskin you Übe well equipped for rain and mudl Mak© a note of our .j address and pay us a visit nest time you're in town! W. CROMPTM A-:\ "WHERE THE GOOD BOOTS ARE." MICH STREET - - - . . . . HAWERA.