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Te Aroha News, Volume XXXIII, Issue 15630, 4 June 1915, Page 2

V jEfeC 'f'f (*355t A\*<««w3sS RUGS and BLANKETS SPLENDID RANGE TO SKOOSE FROM NOW IS THE TIME YOU WANT THEM TO TCP,TCP THE COLD OUT RUGS f rom 6d BLANKETSf rom 9s nd fe^ll @s z'-f&t. •H IX ROLAND THE FARMERS’ DRAPER, WHITAKER STREET, TE AROHA

t // CYCLE depot . M&: %' - CHANGE OF PROPRIETARY / \N AND AFTER JUNE Ist, 1915, the business lately carried on by ME H. S. HERBEET, will be conducted by Geo. DeManser Engineer & Electrician who has purchased the business. GEO, DeMANSER is a Practical Man, and can Repair Cars, Motor Cycles, Cycles, Sewing Machines, Typewriters, Guns, Oil and Steam Engines, in fact anything that goes by wheels. :: :: :: J3F ALL ACCOUNTS owing to the Late Firmware requested to be paid, or arrangements made, by Ist June, 1915. Failing this the Late Firm will be reluctantly compelled to place the accounts in the hands ot a Solicitor. __ A BIG STRONG BOOT —that’s the ticket There is no better protection against colds or influenza, often brought about by damp feet, than a pair of STRONG BOOTS that will withstand the dampness of our climate in Winter. We have an excellent line in Strong Boots which we invite you to Call and Inspect for comfort, value and durability they will compare favourably with the high-priced article, yet Our Prices are moderation itself. :: :: :: We have a wide range of Shapes aud Fittings, but only One Standard of Quality —the HIGHEST. Will you call aud examine them for yourself r :: :: u eE©. H. e©RNISH Boot Specialist Hamilton’s Buildings

WILLIS BROS. Reid’s Buildings, •* Te Aroha ELECTRICIANS, MOTOR SCAR, MOTOR CYCLE & CYCLE AGENTS : Agents for : “ Hupmobilc" Cars “Douglas” Motor Cycle “Hotpoint clcctriciron “Swift” Small Cars “James” Motor Cycle and cooking apparatus Oil CAi-bicle Accessories Repairs you may depend upon Baby Carriages at Auckland Prices MOTOR Dunlop and Michelin Tyres CYCLE

IN SPITE» the GERMANS The GameiSeason opens on the first day of May and. extends to the thirty-first day of July, 1915. All that is latest and "best in GUNS, AMMUNITION, ETC., can he procured from ::: J. 6. JOB We are now ready for all demands, and of course everything is offered at our old “peace” prices which are within the reach of all. & ' & & & & % Buy what you need, as you need it, and do not pay inflated prices. “SEE WINDOW DISPLAY” J. B. JOHNSON SONS

Farmers’ Waterproof Coats, for Rough Wear, at D. ROUND’S