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Thames Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 20428, 3 October 1938, Page 1

THE FAMILY LOCAL DAILY NEWSPAPER. PURCHASED BY MOST HOUSEHOLDERS

WANTED KNOWN. Floral Emblems and Cut Flowers at shortest notice.—Johnson's Nurseries, Sandes St. Phone 152. Agency: Goebel's Mart, Phone 83. Gift Sets greatly reduced. — Kirk's Pharmacy, Thames. Assorted Biscuits.— For Bridge Parties and Social Functions.—Sole Agent: Priest's (next Worker's Mart). Mile-an-Hour Easy!—lf you buy your Footwear from Crocker's. Sunday.—Methodist Sunday School Anniversary. Lovely Hymns. Preacher: Uncle John, of IYA. 72 r£IRY our Little Liver Pills; 1/- a bottle.—Adams, Chemist. jyiDDLEBROOK (Chemist) for Prescriptions. PURIRI Dairy.—Milk, purest and best, from tested herds; excellent service.—W. T. Cox, Pollen St. Phone 277. gIG Bargains at Kirk's Pharmacy, Thames. RENDEZVOUS.— Patrons are still assured of that hospitality so typical of this Popular Establishment. JN Spring, not all thoughts turn to Love, but all thoughts turn to Clothes. Have that Spring Suit made at Jorgensens. FOOTWEAR.— Thames Valley People "swear by our wear."—J. Crocker. PRESCRIPTIONS accurately dispensed.—Adams, Chemist. HHASTY Meals.—Always ready. Varied bill-of-fare. Prompt and efficient service.—Laird's. for Tasty Fish and Chips. QUALITY INN for Tasty Morning and Afternoon Teas. jgJAT More Bread for Energy and Health.—Try Gleeson's, Phone 19. fyVERHEARD at the Picture Theatre: "We buy Adams-Bruce Block Cake." And there's a reason! Sole Agent: Priest'd (next Workers' Mart). rpHE "Sweet" Centre!—Theatre Patrons, don't pass us—buy! Choicest of Confectionery.—Quality Inn.

Walker's Imperial Bakery, Phone gEANGE'S Pies.—" Too Good to Miss." West's are Best for Block Cake and Crumpets. Location: Karaka Bridge, Thames. J3ENDEZVOUS —Weddings and Parties catered for. Efficiency and Cleanliness. T IKE a Snowflake! —That's how Walker's Cherry Sponges melt in your mouth! —Walker's Imperial Bakery. up "The Hospital Shop," Mary St. -Carleton r s. TIfcKECHNIE'S for Vegetables. rpHE "Sweetest" Spot in Thames for High - Class Confectionery. Beange's (next Coakley's). You'll like the flavour.—Only at Laird's. "OEANGE'S "Bosker" Pies! "EfISH and Chips.—Always tasty. Secret of cooking known to ourselves only.—Laird's. SPECIAL Bargains.—Kirk's Pharmacy, Thames. "RENDEZVOUS.—"The Beal Home Cookery." Morning and Afternoon Teas. Mid-day Dinner and Suppers. "piE" at Webster's Popular Shop is an institution. —Opposite White Star. rr\HEATKE Patrons. Visit the Quality Inn and partake of Befreshing Beverages. tables from McKechnie's, BollesI ton St. DIES with a first-grade flavour.— Webster's Popular Pie Shop (opp. White Star). VEGETABLES!— Help the Cook by getting the Best. —McKechnie's, Bolleston St. Pleasant Service. yABICOSE Ulcers. Some wonderful results reported in the treatment of very bad Varicose Ulcers with Bawleigh's Medicated Ointment. Driver, Dealer. I tyf AKE No Mistake!—"The Thames Star" covers the Town and Plains. I The best and most efficient advertising medium in the district. rpHOUSANDS would be reading this Advt. if it were yours. Why not use these columns f One shilling for 12 words, 2/6 for 3 insertions.