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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 11 May 1921, Page 5

PRICES DOWN AT "H.B.'S." To meet the exigencies of business, and through the economic changes in the commercial world of late, "H.B.'s'' have found it necessary to revise and readjust most of the prices at present for high grade boots, (mercery, clothing, and hats. Of ■course these readjustments mean a 'big loss to "H.B.'s," but iff will be -to the advantage of every buyer of TLSB. goods, as we have decided to reduce all lines in stock that can now "be replaced at present-day costs. • And think this means to every purchaser <fe H.B. goods, certainly a big saving to the family economist, because it means feuying famous H.B. goods at prices .still less than ever. Call in some time a>*d we shall be pleased to show you our latest bargains in goods that we have revised in prices to suit everyone. —New Zealand Clothing Factory. Hawera. When troubled wiCft rheumai.~ pains eet a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Massag« the as«eted parts with it twice a day and exT*tfii*.n fle the great relief which it affords. .Sold every.—Adv* Order by name "Nnzoi." Refuse sub~t;tutes. Nothing like "Xazor" for routing a cold quickly.—Advfc. Gilbert for "No Rubbing" Laundry < |jeip,--Advt.