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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 23 August 1919, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. j THE ECONOMICS j END-OF-SEASON SALE IS NOW DRAWING TO A CLOSE. I c— ... I T^URTHER REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEX MADE IN SEVERAL ■*■ IMPORTANT LINES, AND ARE WELL WORTHY OF INSPECTION. INSPECTION WILL. LEAD TO A PURCHASE. Ladies' Collars and Fronts, in lawn lace net, etc. Usually up to 3/11. Now all 1/- and 1/6. Ladies' Trimmed Hats in straw, felt, velvet, etc. Usually up to 37/6. The entire stock to be cleared at 10/6. Ladies' White Silk Blouses. Usually up to 27/6. Now 15/6 and 17/6. I Ladies' Co'oured Poplin Blouses, latest styles. Usually 16/6 to 27/6. Now 8/11 and 11/6. Ladies' Costume Skirts in Covert and Garbicord; well cut and up-to-date styles. Usually 47/6. Now 19/6. Ladies' Flannelette Nightgowns, trimmed frilling or lace. Worth. q.3^'6 to 17/6. Now 7/6 and 12/6. The Economic E H. Harrop. HAWERA. I WEDDING~~PRESENTS TEA &COFFE SETS. SANDWICH STANDS. CAl__ BASKETS. SALAD BOWLS, HOT WATER JUGS. BISCUIT BARRELS. SUGAR BASINS. CASES AFTERNOON TEA TEAPOTS. SPOONS. BUTTER & JAM DISHES. SERVIETTE RINGS. MILK & CREAM JUGS TRAYS. CRUET SETS. STAINLESS TABLE & DESSERT f KNIVES. SET'S OF CARVE IS, ETC, ETC. R. W,~SARGENT, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, HAWERA. BREAD BREAD BREAD" UNDOUBTEDLY THE STAFF OF LTFtt. YOU'CAN PROCURE BREAD. BUT HAVE YOU TRTED THE BREAD? Obtainable at tlie undermentioned stores j— ' Tonkin's Scotcb bakery, Hiph street: Bullook's Cash Store, Princes street. "Harris' store, Hijrh street: Fcpers' store, opposite Post Office: Gilbert's, Hia:h •street; Thompson's Wes+ End store; Lamb, Glover road- Marshall's Normanby store; Hunt's Mokoia store; Melrose Dairy Factory, CLEkE'NTS HYGIENIC MACHINE-MADE BREAD. , Keep Your Feet Dry! ! -___^-_____-___. ; M^^ \ TjPIS necessary to keep the feet dry ■ -^rT.^y j X to avoid chills and colds. Many A^/Sm Vr'>^ « wet days are still before us, therefore _fl_M_v' • ma^e sure your boots are absolutely Wlmß 7{. : CROMPTON'S have just received) a flfllff^%»_C\M 'YZ fine assortment of wet-day footwear. HPylLJfc^L'^—S. tj-':' lm 9^A.*' t, Among the new stocks are Boots for H^^Pr^ is.j(M. > * * Men, Women and Children. The new Ilwllii-l 'JMmZ'** i models are just heavy enough to give 'Efg^&P, »f \w V 4 that substantial feeling that is desired l||l|§f <mto_.ip Y'W*^ L\ + on we^ days; Dnt ley are n°t heavy E^^S^P^^Si^H^-; !?•■. T V enough to hurt or tire delicate feet. Epjlijljlpg^ ". if -^ *^ ''- "*- * *j The Boots are in the latest smart PpHJWBr* Y(b * * •■• • *i: shapes, and are made from fine quality, mWxmWjA \Wm * % * * f * ' l°»R-wearing leathers! You'll like the ____l____f__. i ««P* ** * -Z *• (K,mf°rt they contain, too! Call and KBBs___C__* * ***** v*s I tr-v 0u a ew Pa"'sI WESTAWAY & GO'S GHEAT STO.K-TAK.NG SALE A GENUINE AND EMPHATIC yW^yMy^K glearance V^ vVsi&^___. <*^M$?C ~ F WINTER MILLINERY. H~ "^ / ALL STOCKS TO BE CLEARED I y/| . N^HT^ : SPEEDILY BY MEANS OF I \A BIG REDUCTIONS IN PRICES. 1 TRIMMED MODELS. Usually 35/- to 55/-. Now 19/6 to 27/6. READY-TO-WEARS. Usually 17/6 to 29/6. Now 7/11 to 15/6. Untrimined Shapes.—Usually'l2/6 to 17/6. Npw 2/11 to 8/11. CHILDREN'S HATS ALL GENEROUSLY REDUCED. WESTAWAY & CO. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTERS, I DRAPERS, HICH ST., HAWERA. j 4^m^aammimmaammmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmcmmi^mmmmmmmmimKm^mmmmimmmmmmmmi^mmmmm^mmmmmmmmamm OVERLAND Travelling Trunks, rT~HE phenomenal sales sales of th< black leather and green fib_s, with -*- "Unique Hot Water Bottle is th< -wood bands for oversea travelling—At oest evidence of its undoubted quality 2\ T ._. Clothing Factory, Hawera. and service. All retailers.