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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 4 May 1923, Page 3

They Never Fail to Charm ! fThe New Goats for Autumn and Winter "^yOMEN who wear simple things—and yet wear them with, an unconscious dignity—never fail to charm. And so, too, the COATS for Autumn and Winter which are at present showing in our Fashion Show Boom never fail to charm those women who wear them and those women who behold them. They are dainty, wrappy; they hold comfortable warmth, infinite beauty and style o which is truly exclusive. STYLISH VELOUR COATS, smartly stitched, in Nigger Brown, ; Beaver, Mole and Navy—PEICES sgns, 7gns - £n£s? SS?S X VEL°UR COATS in latest colourings-PEICE 7gns - MODEL COAT WRAP iv Dark Beaver Velour, heavily embroidered :• and smart Fur Collar—PElCE 14£gns HARROPQ iTn .>.. nnnnv/rQ LI U y Drapers, :-: Hawera. HUPMOBHF THE COMFORT CAR ! gEE the HUPMOBILE CAB without delay. Study their powerful ♦hot^U 8' "B + 8S\? 1 ? s class" is a strong P^ase, but to'at it a fact taat you constantly hear it applied to "THE COMFOBT CAB "? POR ALL PABTICULAES APPLY— MOTOR DEPARTMENT FARMERS' CO-OP., HAWERA FORD TYRES £2 16s Od ! 1 POST FREE. CASH WITH ORDER. U D KlliySp Ford Dealer, 11. 11. ÜB.lfir, HAWERA.

"MAESLAND VIEW" PRIVATE HOTEL, I^IABDET ST., NEW PLYMOTJTS. FIJIGH Glass Private Hotel, titn*t«i la beautiful groundßj two minutss' <tr&&k Uvim. towu and traoj. MBS. E. T. GOLDING, (J^atc of "Bahui'O Prop?ietre«s. Q.ENTS!— We have .just opened the biggest range of high-grade English worsteds we have ever shown. Select one for your new suit now.—Goldstone and Patterson, Tailors and Outfitters, Hawera. WANTED Known—Ask any well dressed man where he buys his clothes. They all answer: You can't b»nt Shaw. Hieh St.

HIGH STBEET, KA.WSBA, Stoeka EVEBTTHIHG £02 i&s Cyclist. Covera, Tubea, &a& Prast Tyres fitted while yon v#aSt XTtJBSE DIX will be in attendant* *t the Plunket Boons ia High Street (opposite Public Trust Offiat) oa alt»rnate Mondays and every Thuwday &b€ Saturday irom 2 to 5 p.m., aDd Wednesday mornings from 10.30 to 18. Address: C/o Mrs Piael, Oal« •donia Street; 'Phone 632.

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