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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXVII, Issue LXXVII, 30 May 1919, Page 3

- "■-'■-■:; ■.■.-;-■■•:'; ' ';- •" ■• - $bi&IN£SS NOTICES. SEASONABLE DRESS FABRICS IH LATEST WEAVES ~ For Present Wear. OUR SELECTION OF DRESS GOODS IS ONE OF THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE IN TAR ANAKI, INCLUDING BOTH MIXED AND ALL-WOOL MATERIALS,.BOUGHT PREVIOUS TO ', LATEST ADVANCES. * . IMITATION DRESS TWEEDS- and mixed grey and browa eff«et«; 40in. wide. Prie«B, 8/11, 4/6, 4/11 yard. MIXED WOOL TWEEDS, in" mixed stripe and check designs; *• to 50in. wide..'^rfcee, 7/6^B/11, 10/6, 12/6 yard. ~ IHKBY WOB&TEt)>*SUiTING§V P&in and cheekedy SO. to 54in. wide.* Prices, 14/6, 19/61 21/- yard* ' WOOL GABARDINES; 50 to" 54in. wide; in grey, mole, fawn, drab, Tarown, eaxe, view rose, arid wino. Prices, 19/6 to 26/6 yard. ALL-WOOL NAVY SERGES, indigo dye, 40 to 56in. wide—4/11, ' 13/6, 15/-to 22/6 yard. ROBE LENGTHS, in tweeds, face cloths, gabardines, etc. Prices, 87/6 to £6/15/-the robe. YELVETFJ3NS, 2lin. wide, in various shades of navy, brown, grey, reseda prune, cardinal, wine, etc., also black. Prices, 2/11* V 3/11,4/11. • SPECIAL BLACK VELVETEEN^, 44in. wide, chiffon finish. Price, : 22/6 yard. ' '.. BVENING DRESS MATERIALS, in crepe de chines and silk crepes; - 40in.-wdde; in sky, pink, saxe, navy, cream and black. JAP SILKS, 28in. wide, in all shades—4/6 yard. The Economic E H. Harrop HAWERA. *, .-.■■■» - 1 , ;.. * '.' • '■. ■■■'.•■ '•■ ■■'- ' _ - "' / '"' OPPORTUNITY IS HERE. , QUA^fED OPTHALMIC OPTICIAN. Profotu of Optometry, Late Principal of the London Optical College.May b« consulted at his Romas, WALLACE'S BUILDINGS, By appointment only, made at Wallace's Pharmacy. niifß RUSSISLL is exceptional man in the optical field. "Eyes" have* JLtX been bis life's study. He has been doing no other.class of work for ■oner twenty years, and'lias been associated with some of the foremost Eye Specialists and Opticians from England. There are'few men in New Zealand with Hie same knowledge of the enbject. Mr Ruesell was once working in aonjunotion with one of Australia's Ophthalmic Surgeons. During that time, 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 of the child, which ie very ►ften mirieadinfe. MR RUSSELL'S method of examination is unique. By looking Into the -eyes with his Visoptometro. he can diagnr.se the case exactly ana prescribe X-tlassoo 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. RUSSELL. 'c.5.0.1., D.1.0 0 Consultation by appointment only. ■ WALLACES PHARMACY, HIGH STREET. HAWERA. SERVICEABLE FOOTWEAR FOR THE FARMER! STOCKYARDS AND PADDOCKS WILL «SOON BE GETTING TC LJF DDY > AND STIW>NG, SERVICEABLE BOOTS WILL BE SS!^ lifthe;feetab'Eto be kept dry and comHere are especially strong boots for the farmer, made of solid leather that will not let water through on the wettest day Also awaiting for your inspection'are stout farm clo|s—ideal for'winter : >TJs best to select your wet day boots now, for then with your oilekm you Übe well equipped for rain and mudl Make a note of our address and pay us a visit next time you're in town! W. CROMPTON^ "WHERE THE GOOD BOOTS ARE." I RICH STREET - - ■- , - „ HPWERA.