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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 19 April 1922, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES. Millinery of Rare Charm FOR WINTER WEAR at HARROP'S /jffiyir^F^L QO Diversified are the Styles, |e^^yf"^lNX—^^ the Colourings and the Trim- ■ jBPB^SWfesBJT?^^.. mings in this New MILLINERY >^^HR A* , OgHlilslilly tna* mere description fails to /kI^HKI "^* JBKK~^ portray their true Deauty. There \*&B^Bek^***^iT^s^ are Trimmed Models, Velours,^ vj&jr\ \ t. ,Jm£ Straws of various kinds and \ V t\wf other Hats, all set out for your * II V If x" inspection. Equally pleasing as \ H *L *ne vari^y is the undoubted \*\ *| Value, as shown \>y these. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF SOME NEW HATS. STYLISH TRIMMED MODELS in Velvet, Silk and Straw; trimmed ,- Mowers, Feathers, etc —35/- upwards VELOUR, FELT and BEAVER EEADY-TO-WEAKS in all the leading shades and shapes —21/- upwards SMART STRAW READY-TO-WEAR HATS in all the latest colour- .-.-' ' ings and styles—ls^/6 upwards ; Your Inspection is invited whether you intend to buy or merely . to see the Latest Styles. E. H. HARROP, . KAWERA AND STRATFORD ___«, I I ! „ .. - - - -- -- -- - I The Open Warehouse, | |j M Winter Show Buildings, | fi HAWERA. H' n - n X H |i An Invitstion to AH to Inspect our y X NEW WINTER GOODS I* U WHICH HAVE JUST ARRIVED DIRECT FROM THE ;J R MANUFACTURERS. Jf •i __ h Jj show room— jj fj WOOL JUMPERS and tOATS in Mole, Fawn, Vieux Rose, »] I" Saxe, Brown and Navy , y X WOOL ER^OCKS, "V£LOUR COATS, LADIES' RAINCOATS, H CHILDREN'S RAINCOATS and CAPES, COAT FROCKS, £i U FURS,-MUSQUASH and CONEY SEAL COATS U H DRESSES— H H INDIGO SERGES, GABERDINES, VELVETEENS, and jf X VELOUR CLOTHS ~ U h MANCHESTER— H II DOCTOR FLANNELS, all shades; PLAIN and STBI.T.KD JJ ■ ■ WINCEYETTES; STRIPED FLANNELETTES "J h CLOTHING— J| X Special Purchase— MEN'S SUITS in Navys and Tweeds; also m RAINCOATS, TWEED COATS, TRAVELLING RUGS; large fl f" assortment of BOYS' CLOTHING U LJ M « . Our sole policy is to offer to the public goods at Rockbottom tl I" Prices and to initiate an era of proper price value more in tJ X keeping witli the average purse of to-day. High and fictitious ■■ prices have got to go, and the public's support will enable us to Jl U fulfil to the letter the old time motto— U ■■ "SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS." y X =r— H F •! k George & Doughty, I ,t&, h X "The Benefit Store," H I HAWERA, i mmber TipF^ Autumn—Showing—Autumn COSTUMES, FROCKS, SKIRTS,-MILLINERY, COATS, BLOUSES, FURS, KNITTED COATS, JUMPERS, DRESS GOODS, FLAN- - NELS, BLANKETS, HOSIERY, SCARVES, UNDERWEAR. have in stock the new KNITTED JERSEY CLOTH, 56in. wide, at the lowest quote, and is very useful for Frocks, Jumpers; in seven different patterns. ARSi/SITAHP ■ 151! 11 ftvlfc. Manaia

WHY PAY MORE? Colonial Flannels, 27-inch, in ] Navy and "Dark Grey for school All-Wool -Ammm i« 11OWM , AIITO . { " -, "" :>" ' ■ -==i Grey, Shetland, Pink, Choco- wear, 3/11 yard shX* tSle for F«5 wit m * ™ All-W oo i Gaberdine, 54in., in l^tra Heavy Coating Tweeds, AT C C WAR n't "