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Thames Star, Volume LXV, Issue 18235, 8 July 1931, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. A LINE for the Men: Good strong Pipes that will give you Service. Various shapes at Hid each. —The Thrift Store. (bad patches), definitely checked with Price’s Paraseta, G/G, and Special Strength Regenerator. Johnston Bros., Hairdressers. J-JRICE’S Regenerator, 5/6, prevents baldness. Brice’s Paraseta, G/G, grows new hair. Johnston Bros., Hairdressers. OHEEKS soft and fine in texture and lasting loveliness through using Rachel Face Cream. —N. B. Middlebrook, Chemist. CABBAGE Plants, 3 varieties; Cauliflowers, 3 . varieties; Lettuce, Leeks, Beet, red or silver; strong, healthy plants, at v Reader’s, Phone 247. J)ANDRUFF Gone! Use Brice’s Dandruff Prescription. 5/6, and Circassian Cream, 2/-; 70 years’ success. Johnston Bros., Hairdressers. MCDONALD, Mary St., 'Phone 122.—" Winter Firing, Pukemlro Coal stocked; alse Coke, Ti-tree Wood, stove, grate or long lengths, in any quantity. All orders promptly attended to. JpOOTBALL and Basketball Teams of all grades going to Tauranga on Saturday. How about joining the party? Fares, 2/6, 3/6, 5/-. 43 ROW to Cure a Cold quickly. Take Cough Balm. Quick in action, pleasant to the taste. Good for young and old. Price, 1/6 and 2/6, from Bongard’s, Chemists. JJARDENED Seedlings of all Seasonable Annuals and Border Plants. You have less failures with Reader’s Seedlings.—Phene 247. jyjTSSES SCOTT, for High-Class Floral Work. Wreaths and Bouquets on shortest notice. Phene 41M. (gCHOOL Excursion to Tauranga. Train leaves Thames at 5.5 a.m. and leaves Tauranga at 6.10 p.m. Fares, 2/6, 3/6, 5/-. 43 iJtHE Genuine Berkefekl Household Pressure Filters, always in stock. Prices, 39/6, 72/6, 77/6. Spare Candles 10/6. These filters remove all suspended matter, and makes water from the Municipal Supply bright and sparkling. Further particulars from Bongards, Chemists, Thames. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure For coughs and colds never falls. WANTED KNOWN. T>AY Cash and you save booking expenses. Prunes 4d, 31b for lid; Rice, 61b 1/-; Sago or Tapioca, 51b 1/-; Barley and Split Peas, 31b 1/-; Haricot Beans, 41b 1/-; Lima Beans, 7d lb, from Geo. Wood. QATLETS: The wee rolled oat, 1/packet; Creamoata, 1/9; Rolled Oats, lid; Milk Oaties, 1/1; Weet Blx lOd, 1/10; Granose, lOd, 2/11; Dates, 31b 9d; Prunes 4d, 31b lid.—Geo. Wood. HPEASPOONS Free in Orange Bud Tea, 2/4 and 2/8 lb; Spoon in every packet. Barbury Tea, 2/-; Orange Pekoe, 1/6; Bell, Amber Tips 2/11; Roma, Choysa, Butterfly, 2/8, at Geo. Wood’s. C<UGAR, 11/3 bag; 121 b, 2/2; 61b, 1/1; Flour, 50, 10/3; 26, 5/6; 12J, 2/11; Cornflour, 31b lOd; Edmond’s Baking Powder, 1/3; Brown Barrett, 1/-. famous Mild Cheese at 9d lb; Lard, lOd; Sheep Tongues, 1/- tin; ! for cash from Geo. Wood’s.

«s ■ For the cold weather Electric. Radiators and Torches See our New Stocks and Low Prices J fi. BATTSON, Phone 3. P. O. Box 18i^?

The Joy of [the Open Road : : You’ve heard of it before, but have you ever experienced it? If not, you can—on a B.S.A. Motor-Cycle, the trusty British that is specially designed for the Colonial Market. Make a point of looking in our window when passing, and see the 4.93 h.p. B.S.A. displayed there. This machine is the ideal bike for the young rider. While being an excellent tourer, it is also sporting enough for all needs—being both fast and powerful. EASY TERMS ARRANGED IF DESIRED. Let us givq you full particulars. W. H. Richardson POLLEN St. THAMES, Phone No. 238 M.