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Thames Star, Volume LII, Issue 13963, 13 August 1919, Page 4

4 The Charm of the Watch Wristlet, No less than it's practical usefulness, has made it a favourite with ladies of taste. Our selection includes many :::::.. Charming Wristlets at Moderate Price* Classy! High-Grade! Reliable! BUICK& GO. Watchmakers ft Manufacturing Jewellers _,— — - ■ r ————— BE PREPARED FOR THE COLD & FROSTY NIGHTS ! A HOT WATER BAG IS A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY! When tued for cold-feet, it enables the'sufferer to obtain sound and refreshing sleep ; for hot fomentations, rolled in wet Qannel, It causes the flannel to keep hot,'and the chilling effects of eraporation are avoided. It is essential to purchase the best quality only, as common qualities give endless trouble t in many ways. PRICES I 10/-to 17 6 each. v ROWBOTTOM, Chemist, POLLEN STREET. THAMES. "CT"M"M ■ . ... ft. **m~mmma ™** gggl!!s FORD TON TRUCK EQUALS MANY HORSES I In this splendid Ford Track, you have more speed, more power, and more economy than in a horse and cart. In fact for speed and power the Ford Truck equals SEVERAL HORSES—but at lower cost. One man with a Ford Track can do all the work, whereas if you have more than one horse and cart, you needmore than one man. Get details 1 Eqtrrpment includes Bonnet for Motor, Front Guards, Stepping Boards, Side Lamps, Head Lamps, Tail Lamp, Horn, Set of Toola. D. McL. WALLACE LTD. ' Te Aroha, Matamata, Thames and Hamilton •. s .. •• "->' •■ - > "■'" ' •.'.■■•''' "■ . . . . . _, -, jfc*W^JF/4BVHBfIBiBIHHBfIBSSSBfIHHHS9SfIBfIBBXEWfIHHBBfIBBBI LOVaY TEA^ taw the vßrtoi**. \ * / Butterfly.*' W Tin stsßSMliiiiiisjliliiQ hostess givm* her viaitors the iMfls^ and no one Who iaates Butterfly Team properly nisule can doubt o\Jr fttateme'ni UmA eA Vkm prtoe there is no better tea in Urn world. , V / - _ Roll -weight—the packet i« $S&^^\^j^tSl&J^ extra. Your grocer sells W^^i^W Blue Butterfly. Order it' next time. Be sure you get . it. Then give' - your own \ . I Campaign Against Rats! I Citizens are requested to co-operate with I Council. | Farmers and Country Residents will do * well to join in the destruction. I.tTg sStocks of Rat Poison of Approved Makes: — RAT EXTERMINATOR (Imported) 2/9 and 6/6 per tin. f RAT FINAL (N.Z. Manufacture) 1/6, 2/6, 5/-, 10/- per tin. / I RAT TRAPS from 1/- to 13/- each. MOUSE TRAPS from 2d each. James Renshaw, I Hardware Merchant, Pollen Street, Thames. I P.O. Box 36. Telephone 39k. I HAGUE-SMITH^ Ltd., PASROA, WAIHI, NETHERTON, THAMES, G&*eral Hardy/are Merchants, , ; We Stcck, and Invite Inspection, Horse and Cow Covers, Oilskin Suits, Oilskin Riding Suits, MaleserX Gum Boots, . Thigh, Knee, and Indies' Gum Boots. WINTER SPRAYING:— Dust Guns, Dry. Spraying Powders, Success Spraying Pumps, Bluestone, Arse'nate of Lead, Bordeaux Mixture, Prepared Red Spraying Oil, Seeds, Manures, Fertilizers, Lime. '< . #