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Thames Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14900, 7 September 1914, Page 4

When, the -Empire calls, England's Brood o;f Chickens 1 nobly respond. Now. when tho Allies' guns arei belching fori'h -showers of lead .and shells which are carrying Havoc -nt-o the enemy's ranks, we in the remote lit,,tle to^-n of Thames, N.Z. are stirred to our ■utmost, depths in reading of the mighty deeds of the Empire's sons. We turn for relief from in.nnor.si to Messrs "W. S. Wylie's splendid display of -sprmg millinery and dress jroods novelties. Here ai-rayed ht gor geous ■splendour vr& may jya-ze upon the flowers of the field and garden—■ here to m-ay view- th c products of laiidls which a few weeks au'o Avere bathed in the e;ilm of peoce. Despite 'the rumoiirp; of increased pi'ices we still find that Wylie's are adhering to the. l'"w prices A\ihich have tcoti fame for the name'••■which icr ?>0 yeaiig hasstood as a beabon lijl'ht ior erp'ery local student-'of economy. First display Friday evening.—Adrt.