i Something special for the kiddies. Sample line of five dozen smart styles of" » children's hats and bonnets, all to clearL at half-price—crepe pull-ons, velvet-.. "*' pull-ons. felts in all' colors, white and- . colored silk and beaver hats and hon--L nets, while velvet cord hats, silk and- • nets, white vejvet cord hat, silk and_ Gillett's sale.—Advt. " The'attention of those requiring whitemarcella quilts is drawn to the Melbourne, Ltd.'s offer of these goods. Prices are particularly keen, and ag-*.. there is a shortage of these goods just-. ; . how buyers are advised to get in early, , Ten-quarter size, 29/6 j twelve-quarter-size, 42/6; better quality eleven-quarter-size, 39/6;. twelve-quarter size, 45/-. Advt. IT SOO^^ES AND CURES. Cuts, burns, ' bruises, arid_ sores are?immediately soothed and quickly cured., with Bee Ointment. Being antisepticit prevents septic infection. Try it, 1/6 - buys a large pot. Free sample from > Bee Ointment Proprietary, Box 388, Wellington.^—Advt. A GOOD MOTTO. Never be without Tucker's PancakeFlour is a good motto.in home cuisine. I In. one packet yon have all the finestIngredients available and mixed forpreparing the' sort of pancakes that everybody appreciates. No tadlk or eggs required—you just add water and cook, and, in a few minutes you are * able to scoop your pancakes from panto dish. Pancakes made the; Tucker, way are those golden-bound kind that you have difficulty in keeping from hungry mouths nearabouts. Unless-~" you conceal the pancakes until yoqu, have a heaped-up dish, they are el--ways likely to disappear promptly.^ sThen, again', this Pancake Flour? can< be used for making omelets, fritters, j_ pikelets, puddings, and so forth:! ~lt • is a veritable cornucopia. Never?be-. without Tucker's Pancake Flour,. .The kiddies love these pancakes,, -jApacket * only costs a few pence. " Ask -yotur- ■ grocer *—rAdvt. ~-.-.- _ -. ' A -i ■.--. • .-*■ *-- * - -
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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 20 July 1920, Page 4
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286Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 20 July 1920, Page 4
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