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Te Aroha News, Volume XLI, Issue 6573, 7 February 1925, Page 4

tMe one man who cannot attend caudwells summer SALE. VO* / Dear Cauclwell, Say, I’m sorry I can’t come over to your Big Summer Sale. 1 hoped to come but the warder insists that I stay here as his guest, It’s hard to break away from a man who is as hospitable as he is—you know it was for me to miss the circus a few weeks ago. I sure wanted to attend your big sale and get one of those nice striped shirts you have on the counter at 4/6. I know they are a real snip. As my hat is gone I would like to get one of those you are offering at 8/6, or with bound edge at 9/6. How about those suits you have marked down to 43/9, all wool ones too. I know you have my size, and the way you have them marked is better than the place I usually get them. Underwear, too. I need a little of that. Those summer singlets you have at 1/11 and 2/11 are great value, also those black cotton sox you have at three pairs for 1/11. Please reserve a box of them for me. Well, I’m real sorry I cannot get alohg, as I had hoped to save enough' to go to the races —but I suppose the 'early comers will get the creamof the picking. But you know how it is. Confidently yours, AFTER DARK BILL. „ Cell 47. FRO D SHAM’S FRODSHAM’S THE CASH GROCERS Wish to notify their customers and the public generally that they have shifted to new premises in j- * ARTHUR’S BUILDINGS where they will be better able to cope #ith the increasing volume of their business. s.y.' /;\ V; ';vv«v: t . • *» • -•./. .-\ •• . ■... Their Prices are still the Lowest, and all goods are of standard qualities. Their cash system enables them to give every ..customer good .treatment, and no one is .expected to pay for the, bad debts of another. The . , lowest margin of profit satisfies V FRODSHAMS. [A Card.] I MISS E. HENDERSON (A.T.C.L., L.T.C.L.) Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory. Will resume Teaching on Monday, February 9th. Pupils prepared for all Examinations. f* Church Street, Te Aroha \ MISS G. GARDNER, L.A.8., L.T.C.L., L.L.C.M, (Secretary Trinity College, London.) TEACHER OF MUSIC. Studio: ' Billing's Buildings. MISS MARGUERITE BRUCE, i L.T.C.L., •t wishes to inform her pupils that she "will resume teaching on Monday, Feb-. ( ruary 2nd. Candidates prepared for all examinations. Vacancies fpr two more pupils. Phone 206, Ruakaka, Te Aroha. I $lO7 EDWARD G. SIMMONS, Guildhall; School of Music (London). TEACHER OF PIANO, VIOLIN, ORGAN, SINGING, ETC. ; 76 George Street, Somerstown. London Qualified Eyesight Specialists. H. GROCOTT, F.S.M.C., F. 1.0. (London), Hamilton. LAURENCE ANDREWS, F.S.M.C., F.I.C. (Associate), (London). Mr Andrews .may be consulted at Te Aroha on Saturday, 14th February. Hours: 10 to 4. Appointments may be made at Mr C. W. Pierson’s, Chemist. THE Nazol Habit, which means the regular and frequent purification of the mucous membrane of the mouth, nose and throat by an atmosphere of Nazol, is the surest protection against pm infection. 1