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Te Aroha News, Volume XXXIII, Issue 15695, 10 November 1915, Page 2

:'M ; V' s''! MAKE Roland’s Yot*r Shopping Centre AND ENSURE GOOD VALUE AND ATTENTION WONDERFUL VALUE IN CHILDREN’S Plain Saxe, Navy and Tussore Frocks FROCKS I 20 in. 22 in. 24 in. 30 in. 33 in. 36 in. | 2/11 3/9 4/9 5/11 7/9 7/11 Infants’ Muslin Frocks J Navy and White Striped Print Frocks Daintily trimmed on skirt and yoked with em- j Trimmed with Plain Collar and cuffs —18in, 2/9. , broidery insertion. Piice 6/6 j 22 in, 2/11. 24 in, 4/6. Up to 7/11. ALL THE LATEST NEW SEASON’S GOODS AT ROLAND’S EMPORIUM THE FARMERS’ DRAPER TE AROHA

—VALARU SHOE OR BROACH BAR A p£w Shoe for the Ladies, with very .tfif .k '-'0 smart appearance PATENT FRONTS and BLACK SUEDE BACKS PATENT FRONTS and GLACE BACKS GLACE KID *■ PUMPS ” And other lines of New and Fashionable Footwear. You are Cordially Invited to Inspect the Same REPAIRS PROMPTLY DONE .CEO. A. CORNISH I / Boot Specialist Hamilton’s Buildings \ FOR QUALITY and PRICE IN MOTOR CARS THE “ HUP ” THE “ PRINCESS ” MOTOR OYOLES THE “ DOUGDAS ” THE “JAMES” BICYLES PRAMS and PUSK-gARTS AND Accessories and Repairs GO - TO WILLIS BROS. ELECTRICIANS, MOTOR & CYCLE AGENTS Reid’s Buildings, J J Te Aroha Tlie'ir Agencies Advertise Themselves. GARDEN TOOLS 00 We Supply all the things that ARE NEEDED to make Your Garden a Place of Beauty THE largest garden can be kept in perfect trim, HE .smallestcan be madeaplaceof leafy delight, with the help of Right Tools. Our Selection of Garden Requisites offers excellent value for Every Type of Garden, It includes tools of every kind, Lawn Mowers in various sizes, Water Carriers and Sprinklersi Rubber Hose r Watering-Cans, Syringers, Spray Pumps, etc., etc. Everything of Dependable duality Everything Moderate in Price J. B. JOHNSON £ SONS Whitaker Street, Te Aroha imnrnmrmiTmmTmmiTimimimnmmnniimnftmmmnmmTfiimfmmfs f —— THE WAR AND THE CHINA TRADE The China and Glassware Trade has been more disturbed than any other by the war. Formerly large quantities were imported from Belgium and other continental sources which are now dried up. Some of the most important potteries in England have be6n commandered for the exclusive manufacture of the enormous quantity of Hospital Ware required by the War Office. MANY LINES ARE OFF THE MARKET Stocks of other lines are small and cannot be replaced. Shipments are delayed and costs have .risen., A large, well assorted stock, bought before the war, is now being offered at from 2/6 to 5/- in the £ off the “Before the War ” prices and must be reduced before stock-taking. Bruce’s Busy Stores * eYSLE DEPOT Who is •“ George, the Engineer?” ■V ' . >y.T* •; ■, I ft 011 k ■M He is a man, Sir; he has an Engineer’s Shop in the Mail Buildings. He can supply v: you with anything in the Motor or Cycle line. ' He can do repairs and cheap too; also n Football and Hockey Goods in Stock. Geo. DeManser Engineer & Electrician ' TE AROHA _ , .j, '•v Avgbod Bicycle is an instrument of character, Get from “ Georg ■ ' . - ' ■ " kki. m£k