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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 7 September 1923, Page 8

! ELTHAM BUSINESS SPECIALS. > J<OR Reversible Wool Rugs of all grades see Mauley's large stock: low^ prices to clear. 'Phone No. 80. (JOLDSTONE'S Big Winter SaleTEltham — Silk Oharmeuse, white, cream, pink, flame, saxe, nigger, grey, navy Kingfisher, jade, mole, helio; usually 12/6; sale price 9/6 yard. (JOLD&TONE'S Big Winter Sale, Eftham—4oin. Dress Tweeds, 3/11. %**? ti 11 ' 5/nJ faalf price 2/-, 2/3 <*/-» ' (JOLDSTONE'S Big Winter Sale, El--1 # tham—s6in. AU-Wool Serges, saxe, j pmk, navy, henna, fawn, grey; usually j 7/11; sale price 4/11. J I JfOR Sale—Royal Ruby twin motor cycle, countershaft gears, tip-top order, £30. A Snip!—C. C. Stanners, Ford Depot, Eltham. JJODEL, HATS made to order to match your dress or costume from 29/6. Satisfaction guaranteed at Ham 's. Ham's—Secure your Corsets before having your dress or costume fitted; guaianteed Corsets from 4/11. JJAM'S are now showing advanced styles in newest Millinery; large assortment from 29/6. Buy now. «£ BARGAINS this week at Peebles'— Famous Acme Brand Wooden I Fjame Wringers, 42/6, 42/6; also the Great Torrington Vacuum Cleaner and Carpet Sweeper, a boon to the carpets, £3 net cash. These above lines are real splendid quality and the prices are nght.^-At Peebles', Bridge St., Eltham. ' | CHILDREN'S woollen dresses, all ; sizes and colours, 6/9 to 8/9.—Jos. j Peters, the House for Quality, 'phone | J?UJI Silk, natural, 4/11 yard; white Jap. silk, best quality, 5/11 yard — J Jos. Peters, Eltham. ' ! gQ-INCH Sheetings, 2/11, 3/9 and { 4/3; 54-isch sheetings, 2/6 and j 3/3.—Jos. Peters, Eltham. | JpARMERS! Special Inflations, 9/6 doz.; Claw Tubes, 4/9 doz.; Inspec- < |.tion Glasses, 4d each.—Smalley and ! Co., Eltham. , GPECIAL—English Benzine Lamps; 300 candle-power- for id an hour. Our price 65/-.—Wilkinson Ltd. JUST Landed—Shipment of Lawn Mowers—Little Shaver, 12in. 49/6, 14in. 50/-, 16in. 52/6.—Wilkinson Ltd. RXTBA Special Value— Canadian. Gate Hinges: lOin. 3/3, 12in. 3A ! lgin. 4/6, 18in. 5/6.—Wilkinson" Ltd. | Q m J- WILSuN-'S Garage sells all i * classes of Motor equipment at I bedrock prices. Medium Motor Oil, j 26/- 4-gal. tin; 12 months' guarantee Bicycle Tyres, 14/9; Tubes, 4/9; Chaff, ( 7/- per bag; Goodyear Tyres at best discounts. My overhead expenses are ' low and I can afford to sell at very keen rates. Try met 'Phone 195, ; JJj^OUNT Egmont view in china; cups j and saucers, plates, sweets, cream ! and sugar, milk, tumblers, mugs.—Carman's Book Arcade. JUjJUSIC —Latest and popular: Teach Me, Carolina in Morning, Romany Love, Girl o' Mine, Sheik, Swanee, Whispering, Leave me with a smile, I'm getting better, every day, Pucker up and whistle, Tippy Canoe; 2/- each at Carman's. JJEPALBS^We do all Bicycle repairs, including -stove enamelling, building, etc.—-Bridger 's Bicycle Department, Eltham. J J3 ICYCLE Tyres and Accessories.— W Our stocks are the largest on. the coast. The prices are right.—Bridger 's J Bicycle Department, Eltha.m., J>ICYCLES built to your own order, racing or other types; our* terms are easy.—Bridger's Bicycle Department, Eltham. • JP you are wanting a new Bicycle t < give Beesley a call before purchasmg elsewhere. Q.OOD Fast Dye~Neglige Shirts, 5/11; r/-.-. 3 Rair Boys' Hard Wearing Hose, o/ll.—Clare Bros., Eltham. g PAIR Police uraces, 5/11; Harvard Working Shirts, 5/11; Sineleta and Underpants, 5/11.—Clare Bros./ Eltham. ' j gPECIAL" Hard Wearing Trousers, I usual 25/-, now 18/6; Tweed Trousers, usual 12/9, now 10/6.—Clare Bros., Eltham. gTRONG Tweed~Working Trousers, 16/6, 17/6; Heavy Navy Denims, 7/6; Hardwears, 10/6.—A. T. Fountaine 's. J^EN'S Heavy (Jotton Pants and Singlets, 4/-; Wool and Cotton ditto, 6/-.—At T. Fountain's. JJJEN'S Under flannels, 6/9, 7/6; AUWool Socks, 1/3, 1/6.—At T. Fountame 's. JfJIS Master's Voice Gramophones will give you the.best there ia in music, mirth and melody.—P. B Franks, Phonograph Specialist. JfAKE your home brighter and educate your ' children with rood music; it will repay handsomely.—* ■ a. X ranks. Phonograph' Specialist. XJQQ RECORDS to choose from; all tj v, , r£Pairs d«>ne by expert.—P. Posf O^ee. nOgrapb SpeciaKst ' °PP-

SPECIAL HOGGET SALE. MARTON YARDS. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. & WILLIAMS, LTD., will sell as above — 5850 SHEEP > including— 750 ewe hoggets (lots) 900 m.s. hoggets (lot*) 3500 wether hoggets (lots) ... 700 2-tooth wethers All genuine farmers' lines, wintered on turnips-.

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