Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 7 June 1923, Page 1

SPECIAL ADV__RTIS___LENT3. | TJARGAIN Sale for House Dresses and Woollen Coats for the baby. from 3/11.—Miss Stewart. - TQARGAIN Sale for Blouses in crepe, wincey, Fuji silk, white silk,.also crepe de chine.—Miss Stewart, Hi^h Street. JJARGAIN Sale for Calico, wide and heavy, 1/. yard.—Miss Stewart, High Street. gARGAIN" Sale for ladiel' Woven flecy-hned Knickers, p-rev 3/11 ■PW^yjl^MissJteirartjjß^St. JJARGAIN Sale for lovely quality f^N Ig hts, T/11.-Miss gARGAIN Sale for wonder value ij> ladies' Moirette Underskirts.— Miss Stewart,. High Street. gARGAIN~SaIe~fo7 warm"~rinter V ests, fleecy-lined, white 4 /11, ©xtra large 6/6.—Miss Stewart, High St. g.ARGAIN~SaIe for snips in~!f^_ ~,■ s°?. k Camisoles,, lace trimmed, 5s lid.—Miss Stewar^jligh Street. gARGAIN Sale for~value iiTlSe^i ~. Tweeds, Serges, Gaberdines.— Miss btewait^JHigh, Street, giftlGAIN Sale for warm Winter Coats in Tweeds,, also Velour,— Miss Stewart,. High. Street. JJAHGAIN Sale for seasonable "Coats c+ F children and maids.—Miss Stewart, High, Street.. "£JARGAIN Sale for, Aprons that will make you look smart when working.—Miss Stewart, High Street. •JJABGAIN Sale for the latest in Gauntlet Woollen Gloves, cream and colours.—Miss Stewart, High St. ~Q ARGAIN Sale far. the best value in Corsets of every description.— Miss^tew-art^Jiiaii: Street. J>ARGA_N Sale—Our value in hosiery is well known. We are at present making special prices in this department to dear odd lines. Worth noting: All-wool cashmere hose, seamless. 4/6; broad ribbed school hose, all wool sizes 4, 5, 6, 3/11—wonder value; odd sizes m fancy top |-hose, 2/C; maids' plain cashmere heae,. sizes 4, 5. 6 4/11----maids 1/1 ribbed hose, sizes 4, 5, 6 a/11; children's sox in cream, tan, black, red, at reduced prices; ladies' silk hose in cream, black, putty, nigger from 3/11^ also large stocks of reliable Milanese hose at reduced prices.—Miss Stewart. QANDIES and Ices, made by special creaming: process; all one "price 1/per lb. —Metro Confectionery Co. D lr> Vfm near Harry Lauc'erT WeTF keep on hearing him. We have a comprehensive range of bis gramophone records, and shall be glad to let you hear them played over. Call at the 'Bristol," the Home of the Gramo- ?£? n T V~T M/, K*«®ton Parkes and Co., 120 High StreetJOpp. H. 8.). Tj^Oß. Sale—Barberry plants~2s/- per 1000; Boxthorr., 20/- per 1000; Gums, assorted, 17/6 per 100; Tree Lucerne, 10/- per 100. Prices cash with order only. Apply J. Bevell, Palmer Road, Kaponga; 'phone 42. J^OR boot and shoe repairs, at prices that are really reasonable, try W G. Pyner, Princes Street (opp. Levin and Co.). J?OK the Kids this week—Monster hokey pokey, Id each; large giant chew. Id each.—Metro Confectionery Co. JPOR Sale—Carrying business, horse, cart and harness. Write "H. 8," c/o Star Office. JPOE Sale—About U yards first quality hall runner, yard wide. Apply "Runner," Star Office. pOR Sale—LigTiiTT-seater, -.-"cylinder car, in perfect order'and condition. Write ' < Morris Oxford,"" 16. Cambria St., Hawera. TfOR Sale—Three Jersey heifers, in calf to pedigree bull, one just m, the others due July; 2 18-month heifers ; 11 purebred world's record White Leghorn pullets; 15 Rhode Island' Red pullets. Apply W. R. Aston, Ararata ; TTATS ! Kats for ladies now opened: | new styles and models at Mrs Ridsdale's, H.B. Buildings, Hawera. TT drives away cold—the "Unique'" Hot Water Bottle. Made by North British Eubber Co. Invest in one today. All chemists and dealers. J OST—On Saturday, June 2, between ~^i Aiton and Manutahi, probably on F-all Road, one gent's light boot. Finder, please leave «.t Carter's Store, ? •'auutahi, or return to Leonard Aroa, Manutahi. (~kUR Toffees are the last word. i Special cocoanut toffee, only 1/per lb.—Metro Confectionery Co. SPECIAL for this week only —best assorted chocolates, 1/6 per lb. — Metro Confectionery Co. *"PO LET —Two or three unfurnished rooms (fireplaces), use of all conveniences, Tange or gas stove, telephone; two minutes' walk from High St. Apply at once to "Reasonable," Star Office. fPO LET —New 5-roomed house, nil conveniences, and 31 acres land, handy to town; rent 2S/6 per week. Apply J. C. Aitken, Turuturu Eoad. Confectionery Company open to-day. Hurrell's Buildings, High St. J X\[ ANTED Known—Cycle tyres from 8/6; tubes, 3/6; come and see them. They are the best value ever offered in Hawera. —Hawera Motors Ltd., Higi and Victoria Sts. YITANTELi Known — Why pay »oi when you can get spectacles t suit your sight from 2/6; best qn&Mi pinez nez and rimless spectacles fy.B 7/6 at Hart'a, the Notorious P~* Smashers, High St. and Union St. "y^ANTED Known —Girls' warm win ** ter coats, all sizes, from 12/6_ t< 25/-: also flannel dresses and wool jer seys; ladies' all-wool hose, 2/11 a< Miss Hamilton's Shop, High St. VI7ANTED Known —Bobs or Skalliwag is a good winter game with which to entertain your family and friends. Obtainable at Hart's. YVfANTED Known—A Clearing Sale of up-to-date millinery; ladies' models, worth £2 10s, going for 17/6; untrimmed straws and ready-to-wear hats as low as 2/11; lovely underclothing half-price. Bargains in every line at Miss Hamilton's Shop, High St.