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King Country Chronicle, Volume XIX, Issue 2050, 2 December 1924, Page 6

Dainty Spring Dress Goods That Will Appeal. Before deciding on your new outfit you must see this display —all the newest weaves are assembled here in a wealth of beautiful colours and artistic designs. Never before have we been able to offer you such a varied selection —and in addition Our Extremely Moderate Prices will enable you to buy at a saving. x 7 Where QUALITY Reigns. CREPES— White 10% d, 1/-, 1/3. Colours 1/-, 1/3. FANCY LAWNS and MUSLINS—I/-. CREPONS and DELAINETTES1/3. QUALITY ZEPHYR CHECKS—40in 1/4. WHITE ORGANDIE—40in 2/6. WHITE VOILE— . 40in 1/11, 2/6. COTTON GEORGETTE, 40in-Non-crush 3/11, 4/6. Silk Stripe 3/9. Tootal’s Non-crush 5/3. COTTON FUGI— Plain Shades 2/4. Fancy Designs 2/6, 3/6. SILK MAROCAINE—--42in Plain Shades 10/6. 44in Broche 13/9. Allison’s Others are using our Drapery Service— Why Not YOU? Rora Street, Te Kuiti.

Hi sW -•- «« ;■ -5> I S»i m?m Sjfcfr. ..new-Jgt Every Home is Weather-beaten -—but only some of them show it! in Many an old house retains its youth through years of storms and beating sunshine. It all Depends on the Paint! The sun’s burning rays blister and burn poor paint—rain creeps into the crevices. Soon the house looks weatherbeaten, for rot and decay have started their work. We stock only Dependable Quality Paint and sell at Waikato’s Lowest Prices. WRITE FOR OUR PRICE LIST (Wholesale or Retail). BOOTH & CHAPMAN Ltd. Signwriters & Glaziers, Lead, Oil, Paint, Glass & Wallpaper Merchants Phone 1286 VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. P.O. Box 271 Goldbei pr 42 N

SETTLERS! It is in pur interests to support The Northern Roller Mi AUCKLAND, Which is in no way connected with the Southern Flour Trusts, and by doing so you will keep alive one of the largest Northern Industries. Now, the only support we ask is tor you to insist on getting the Renowned CHAMPION Muscle-Raiser and Standard Oatmeal and Rolled Oats. Packed in all sizes to suit your convenience. The Northern Roller Milling Company, Limited, Auckland. f!!| —— - ******* m - —~—

Bobby: “Can I change my name today, ma?” Mother: “What in the world dd you want to change your name for?” Bobby: “Cause Pa said he will whip me when he gets home as sure as my name’s IlobePt.” Mrs Spuds: “Oh, her mother-in-law has been awf?illy good to her. Mis Gossip: How so? Mrs Spuds: “Quairelled with her on her first visit, and lips, never been near her since.”