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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 12 October 1922, Page 1

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. "OTAIE Dyeing, Tinting and Staining done by experts; only best English dyes used. —Regent Toilet Parlours, Wallace's Buildings. . TTARDWEAR Trousers for- working men, 9/11; dpuble-fronted overalls,.. 11/6; men's overalls, 6/11; boys' overalls, factory overalls, aprons, 'all to be had at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. T OST or Strayed from Pihama about I j two weeks ago, one black and white collie marked pup- answers to the name of Priiiee. Finder please j communicate with P. S. Riley, Pihama Store. V OST or Strayed from off farm, Palmer Road, a dark brown pony. Anyone giving information leading to its recovery will be rewarded.—C. W. Schwieters, Palmer Eoad. T QST-^-One 3-year-old Holstein heifer from Hirstlands; just calved; £1" reward. Apply Pople, Normanby, Hotel. "fT'S no idle,-boast, but it's a fact that , we carry the largest stock of suitings and costume cloths in Taranaki, and our new season's goods will please the most fastidious.—-Goldstone and Patterson, Ladies' and. (jfents? Highclass Tailors, HaT^ra.

"TADIES' Glace 7 Oxford Shoes,/ 21/6; Ladies' Patent Court Shoes, *24/6; ©airy Boots, all sizes; Men's. Strong Farm Boots, 24/6, 28/6,' 31/6; 1 set. Gig Harness, witn collar, £11 7s 6d; Nickel Stirrup Irons, Spurs and Bits, 25 per cent, off marked prices. For Boot and Saddlery repairs of best ma- j terials and workmanship come to Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. TINSEED" Me"al,~Gro^d~LiSseeTd~Oileake, 12/- per 1001b. bag, £11 10s per ton; Meggitt's Calf Meal, 14/6 per bag, £14 per ton; We -have one Manure Distributor! left at £17 10s at KaupokoTmj Co-op, j Stores. J^ADIES ! We have a fine range of toilet requisites, including perfumes, face -reams and soaps. Call early and, inspect our stocks. Price are equal to I^iose in the city.—Tait's Pharmacy. jy/£OTOR car for sale, 5-seater Maxwell, in good order; trial given; £100 for quick sale. Write "Snip." Star Office. JJJO vexatious delays when you place ) your order with us for a suit or I costume. Our new season's goods are the smartest we've shown.—Goldstone and Patterson, Ladies' ana Gents' High-class Tailors, Hawera.

QUR steadily increasing sales of Prams proves our claim that in this line we give the best value in Hawera.—Geo. Syme and Co., Ltd. PROFESSIONAL and Business Men! Before starting the daily routine insist on taking Carlsbad ' Salts first thing in the morning. It's a wonderful refreshing salt. v Price 3/- at Tait's Pharmacy. Telephones 72 and 505. "pLANTS of all kinds for your garden from G. E. Shailer, Caledonia Street, Hawera. pEDIGREE" Seeds in sealed bags are. Sutton's Seeds. The farmers' of Kaupokonui have won valuable trophies, also first prizes at Hawera Show with roots grown from Sutton's' Seeds. District Agents—Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. \ pUT your picture in a frame. Postcard size, 8d and 9d each; the glass alone is worth the money.—T. G. Liddington, Hawera. RIBBONS, Laces, Gloves.—We have opened a big lot of our wellknown hair ribbon -a'black and colours at 1/6 yard. ' We have also been forI tunate enough to secure a washable, 1 unbearable ribbon in black, navy, and white, in various- widths;' absolutely reliable. In laces we have a nice range .of ■-, hand-made in various.patterns,! alsd imitation crochet lace, the very latest for camisoles, With.insertion to match, .from 1/- per yard. Some seasonable wear in gloves to be seen, both short and long. One specially good line, suede finish, short glove, in nigger, champagne, black, white and grey, at 5/6; -long gloves from 4/11. —-Miss Stewart, High Street, Hawera...-,

gUPERFLUOUS Hair permanently removed by latest scientific methods.—Eegent Toilet Parlours, Wallace 's Buildings, Hawera. gUTTON'S Seeds (in seated bags . that protect the farmer) are all grown from pedigree stocks, thus ensuring heavy crops per ajere of high feeding value. For S"utton's Farm. Vegetable and Flower Seeds call' on the 'district agents—Kaupokonui- Co-op. Stores. " "QEEDS; of Success" are Cooper's j Seeds; " Reliable Seeds" . are Yates Seeds. We have them for the farm, flower and vegetable garden. District agents—Kaupokonui Co-op Stores. gANDALS—Tan and black chrome, with best butt soles; sizes 7 x 10 6/11, 11 x 1 7/11, 2 x 5 8/11, 6 x 7 9/11; made by us for school wear; ask for the *" Warewell' '. brand.—Hannah and Co. / gTEVENS '""Health Salts, 2/- per bottle; Heinz Soups, Mustard, Spaghetti, Baked Beans, Pork and Beans, all at 1/- each; Milani Cocoa, Powell's Cocoa, 1/- ilb tins; Caley's English Cocoa, 1/- i\b tin, 2/- per. lib tin at I Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. . . .^UiTJO^"in~Matheniatics~"Draughtsmanship or any Engineering j Science subjects; candidates prepared for Marine and, Stationary Engineers' Certificates. Write "Coach," Star' Office.

WANTED Known—Bullock's PnieV Snowflake kerosene, case, 14/3; haricot beans, 41b 1/-, 41b 1/-, 41b 1/-: flour, per IOOIfc, 20/6, 20/6, 20/6, 20/6; tea, Bell and Amhe- Tips, lb, 3/-, 3/-; tea, Bell and Amber Tips, 51b, 13/10; Palmer's English plaids, 9d, 9d, 9d; cooking almonds, per lb, 2/-, 2/-, 2/-; golden syrup, 71b tin, 2/-, 2/-, 2/-. —Bullock's Value Store, Princes St. "IXfANTEDKnown —New Goods now opening in all departments.—E. H. Harrop, Hawera and Stratford. WANTED Known—Sale at Miss Hamilton's shop still going strong; greater reductions than ever. Ladies' up-to-date millinery going for 3/6; children's clothing and baby linen at give-away prices.

ANTED Known—We . have the goods and our prices speak for themselves.. Our store is the best, because we have stood the test. Those that have not started with us will find that they have been losing money. Do it now.—E. T. Bullock, Princes St., 'phone 96.