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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 6 January 1923, Page 1

ADVsaTISEMENTS. J>AB_ W«ar—Oapt:v£fa_gTittir^rments and all at prices that will save your pocket: Nightdresses, day gowns,- barras, vests, coats in wool voile Sl lk and crepe de chine, dresses in delaine, voile, silk and crepe de cinne, petticoats in lawn and flannel boottees, bibs, shoeties in briiw' silk sox, flannel and flannelette nursery squares, waterproof sheetintr, nursery flannelettes, pilchers, brushis and combs, puffs and boxes/ safety pins baby soap and powder, and thi dam;- --; tiest of baby baskets in white, blue 5° £1' /" lly vi PP^.~Mi SS ' Stew-' Linen House, Hawera. : J^ UY for HerXglit' or value—Bath salts, perfume, soaps, hair brush, tace powders, manicure sets. ;See our varied_stoci-s.—Strange, Chemist. OOW LEKSI AiT~bo^rF i_ri~^r quested to meet at Goldstone ana Patterson's shop, Princes St 4to inspect the ntnv season's stoek||f flannei <md serge bawling trouselfl. gAKGAINS ingress voiles;'4o-inch plain voiles in white, grey, pink reseda, 1/6 per yard; 40-inch*strX joiles m small effects, x/ 3; 40-inth I fancy crepe 1/-, 1/6; 40-inch Silk sheen m pmk and blue, 2/6- all' trimmed millinery at half price: 20 j per cent, discount off all costumes and ■ shorts, well made, with strong? linW all sizes one price, 6/6 at KaUpokonS vo-op. Stores. ■!$

JJASIC Slag of standard quali&r. We have a shipment arriving f n time for wintertop-dressing.ppa! a a c YO ur o ders early and we can supply "any quantity you want. Remember that every ton you order from this Co-opera-tive keeps down overhead charges on butter-fat, so place your order/early 2^th_Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores/ JjUSTER Cuts neatly and carefully done in the latest style: We specialise in children's work—Regent Toilet Parlours, Wallace's Build-, _gOOTS—Built; on the most dampi + tpr °of elted in box calf eathers, self and patent caps, the col*ef _b, ra'f/oryouths, invincible, sizes * a. si, 21/—Hannah and Co. . B° YS' serge knickers, 9/6; strong . tweed knickers, 8/11; boys' buckskin shorts, 16/11;. boys' braces, 1/-; f «' 4* boys Jerseys and boys' hats at the Jsew Zealand Clothing Factory, Hawera. .'•■'. ' . gOYS' boots, reaFgood wearers,~To79", iq/o18{9; ,b «ys'.good Sunday boots, t ' \ „boys tennis shoes, 5/11,. 7/li'r boys' f arm boo t s . an to be had at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, HaQHOrcE~S^dfing~Bedding Begonias, o/ J dwa^, f ' piuk ' white, and crimson, j/- doz; Celosia (plumbed Jfebckscomb), Zinnias and Lobelia, If- doz; also vegetable plants of all kinds at Shailer's Caledqnia St.; Nursery, Hawera. y v tf^ALL and inspect our big range of seedlings suitable for present planting. We also have a new line of raffia in 12 separate colours.—Staub I and Co., Seedsmen and Florists, 18 Regent. Street,. Hawera;... agents- >for 'Star P" chick food and Palmer's shell grit. ,

jQaurJURATION means '.'working together to the same end." • Fullest possible value for butter-fat is the end to work for, now that the dairying industry is the mainstay of Taranaki. Read on and see how y»u- can help to obtain this value by dealing at Kau-pok^nui_po-op. Stores. QARTAGE oT"buTtei r and cheese to the railway station is in all dairy factories a direct charge upon butterfat. It is cheaper to run lorries fully loaded than run them empty. The four stares of the Kaupokonui Dairy Co will find full back loads for the lorries lf.J olLhelp b^ Pacing all your orders with Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores. -■ (JO-OPERATIVE trading with Kaupokonui Stores would place 'all butter and cheese on rail at Hawera practically free of cost to suppliers if full back loads could be always found for the lorries. Therefore, work to this desirable end and concentrate your business with Kaupokonui Co-op Stores. > OONVEKSEL_, everjTTolTTrgo^s you purchase elsewhere, although the price may be slightly lower, is a direct loss upon butter-fat, as the lorries earn less, thus increasing your cartage. costs. Think it out for yourselves and resolve to co-operate by dealing at Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores QO-OPERATIVE trading as carried on in conjunction with the dairying industry is the ideal form of cooperation, and seeing that the butterfat "pay out" is not vested in a few persons, but distributed over a wide area, the whole community in the district benefits by its growth and success. Keep your money in the district and thus contribute towards a bright and prosperous New Year for yourselves and this Co-operative by trading with Kaupokonui Co-op. Stores.

QASHMERE, Hose at bargain, prices. ' Durable cashmere hose in all grades, legs full length, tops widesure to give pleasure and satisfaction in wear. - Cashmere hose in maids' sizes, made strongest where the wear is hardest. Cashmere hose that will" please youT taste and your pocket. Cashmere hose in out sizes, one specially good line, wide tops, seamless. Cashmere hose in three-quarter length for children in all grades.—Miss Stewart, High Street, Hawera. QALL and inspect our Xmas selection of choice presents and cameras, photo albums, etc.; articles that give pleasure and enjoyment. — W. G Strange^ Chemist, High St. QROCHET £_d~ Cookery Books— i "Leach's" and "Best Way"-U large assortment now in stock at Liddington's, Hawera. J^ECK Chairs and reclining chairs, suitable for verandah or lawn, on sale at John Kirk's, Union St. Also the new style canvas folding kit bags for week-ends, going at 13/6. * JJOMINION House, Wellington St., kawera. Terms: 8/- a day, 35/----per v week: permanents by arrangemeut; electric light, good table, good ftot water service. 'Phone 530. ! FfcON'T Delay. Secure that Schnei^eman's ready-to-wear suit now while stacks are large:—Goldstone and' Patterson, sol agents. Hawera. ,' JgNGLISH, Frencn ana American per- ; fumes, toilet powders, creams and ■ soaps—a real, selection for your Xmae '•'.■'. gifts at Strange's, the Chemist, Ha I wera. < V