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Te Aroha News, Volume XXXIV, Issue 5473, 11 April 1917, Page 3

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXKXX^ ’ " X X PRELIMINARY DISPLAY ©F 1 AUTUMN COSTUME STYLES ARTISTIC AND INDIVIDUAL MODES —NEWEST TRIMMINGS AND MATERIALS. To-day HETIIERING-TONS can .show with authority what Ihe Smart Dressers will be wearing throughout the Autumn Winter Season. The best or taste is reflected in every Costume and the variety is indeed choice. These New Models are excellent in every detail—in material style—workmanship —and tiuish—yet the prices are stiiotiy on a good value basis. WE HAVE COSTUMES IN SERGES, GABARDINES, TWEEDS, \ CIIEVK )T SERGES. All practical garments are guaranteed to givo a full measure of satisfaction. COME AND SEE THESE NEW GOODS ! Hetheringtons Lt d X' The Drapers, Te Aroha, Where the Good Values Are xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXKXXXX2

A Simple Eye Sight Test! Instructive & Entertaining I —BY— H. GROCOTT CERTIFICATED OPTOMETRIST | II AMIL TO N Cover one eye at a time and gee if the following sentence can be read comfortably at a distance of 15 inches from the eye : j “It is said that the Kaiser's recently chosen favourite hymn is 1 Peace, Perfect Peace ’ and that General Sir Douglas Haig has pro- | mised to join with him in singing it immediately after the arrival of our victorious troops in Berlin.” No difficulty ought to be experienced in reading this test. If your eyes are weak or your sight failing you should not “ put off ” getting so important a matter attended to. Should you consult H. GROCOTT, Certificated Optometrist, at MANNING'S [MAIN PHARMACY, light opposite Theatre Royal, HAMILTON, no charge will be made for Sight Testing, and you may absolutely depend upon being correctly advised. Remember : “A Stitch In Time, Saves Nine’’ Beautiful, almost invisible, Rimless Toric Piuce Ncz, and delightfully comfortable Reading Glasses of the latest styles to select from. WAIHOU VALLEY DAIRY COMPANY, LTD. GLAXO DEPARTMENT For the mouth of February, and until the end of JUNE, 1917, the Company will pay as an advance to suppliers of Milk to the Factory one shilling and ninepcucG (Is 9d) per lb butterfat. Intending suppliers may obtain full particulars in regard to supply at the Factory Office, Te Arolia West. J. R. NICOL, Secretary 0 T I C E THE PRICE OF NEWSPAPERS At the recent meeting of the Newspaper Proprietor!-*’ Association, a resolution was carried that, in view of the extra cost of piiuting paper during the war, it was desirable to increase the cost of newspapers to the public. The proprietors of both Auckland dailies have decided NOT to make the suggested increase. The Te Arolia News also, following the Auckland example, wilt NOT bo increased in price at least, for the present. However, the wise subscriber is the one who pays a year in advance. MANAGER, News Office.

FOR SALE AS A GOING CONCERN ROBINSON’S LIVERY STABLES, ETC. The above Business is for sale, and includes Horses, Drays, Livery and Bait Stables, Motor Car, Coal Trade, etc. Full investigation invited. Good reason for selling. Satisfactory terms to good man. .Apply at once to J. ROBINSON, PROPRIETOR, TE AROHA BAILIFFS are not In the Jeweller’s Shop now occupied by Mr Monk. Oh, NO ! the shop is only being renovated prior to new goods coming forward, thus enabling the public to inspect MR MONK’S stock to advantage. An up-to-date workshop is also beipg fitted up, and when completed Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, etc., will bo repaired, reliably and without delay. ::::: These alteratious and additions will take a little time but the public will derive the benefit. Just watch MR MONK’S advertisements for BARGAINS that are to come. In the time do not forget — Te Arola’s Reliable Jeweller