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Tuapeka Times, Volume XLV, Issue 6218, 5 December 1914, Page 3

HuQoa There! What do you want? Boots Black or fan, Button or Lace, Dear or Cheap, Gent's .or Ladies', Boys'or Girls', Foreign or Colonial, Festive or Leisure, Comfort or Working, Heavy or Light, Solid or Substantial, CLARK'S BOOT EMPORIUM IS THE POPULAR SHOP. S Tip-top TAILORING «*» and Tip=top VALUE v.Vv Truly a splendid combination, but you will not you CANNOT—realize the true worth of our Tailoring, or our Value until you have come to us, and proved it for yourself, by letting us make you a SUIT. Every day brings us nearer CHRISTMAS and you do not want to leave your SUIT till the last moment. The Newest Patterns for Light-weight Summer Suits are here for your inspection. Tiiey are really a splendid lot. L J Come Now to J, McCRAE LADIES' AND OEMS' TAILOR, LAWRENCE. IS BONY HAIR BRUSHES FOR LADIES—WiII give longer weai than any other brush. The bristles are of tue best quality—clean, white and hard. Tins brush is very suitable as a useful present & & fOR GEN I'LEMEN —We have Military Hair Brushes in Ebony 3a ft. MELLOK, The JEWELLER, ROSS PLACE LAWRENCE,

Ilie monLhly iHL-ciiug ol Uie Athenaeum commit tee v\aa held 011 ihursUay liigni wlicu iiK-re were •Messrs U. I'inlay sou in lUe ChaiTj, IJ. .AK'lniOSll, ■). Lou - nous*, una >t. _\ome. Liio busmen Ui tile main was purely routine. in the coirespouoence aeun v. an uua a letter irorn Air v_aau:gie s siaililg that tilt' I OlIUlllLlL'i: a ior a grant for reuundrng Atnenueum could not uo iu* ouraoiy " An institution with vested property bringing in a revenue oi jl,uu puj" annum witn e\er) prospect ol increasing was not,' he said "in ins judgment in ueed oi outside 'assistance. Alembers oi Committee expressed disappointment at the " turning down 01 tiieir application and decided that they wouid have to devise a less ambitious scheme of renovating the present building, and 'in this connection the secretary was authorised to get Air liobertson to prepare an esumate for the overhaul oi the building. A copy ot i)r AlcAab's boo* ironi iasman to laid on the table ior approval, and ii was decided to place this volume on the, shelves, 'lhe secretary was authorised to pay all outstanding accounts before the close ot the iinaneial year, 31st December.

Our readers' interest will doubtless be already awakened by the promise ot a showing in the advertiseWar" in our current issue. We look forward not only to a brilliant rendering of the i'renck .National Anthem by Lawrence's leading singer, but also to a most pleasinu- evening s entertainment in ithe comic drama '' .'Fairy JtevcU," and musical items oi a programme put together by a management that has always given us double value for our ticket. Ji'riday is the night and 11th December is the date. Don't make, any mistake about it. The pleasure will not be repeated. BEAUTY IS OxNU SKIN DKLP. ■Beauty is only skin deep," so run. the old saying, and it behoves us to make that skin, the outward manifestation of beauty and ■ of health, us pure and healthy as only soap and water and right living can make it. A skin which glows with health is a beautiful feature to any man or woman, and a soap which creates absolute gkin purity is beauty's greatest asset. Such a soap is now available to the general public. liexona Soap stands for Purity, Cleanliness, Health, Beauty. By its use the childlike bloom is preserved to old age, the texture of the skin is at once rdined, and all disease-laden germs arc washed away. A clean body repels disease and invites admiration. The refreshglow of the skin and the security from germ-contamination which "a daily bath with Rexona Soap ensure to the user, are a revelation of skin comfort. The resulting beauty is evidence of the intrinsic truth of the old saying "Beauty is only skin deep." Rexona Skin and Facial Soap is sold at Is 6d per tablet. Obtainable from H. L. Brett, chemist, Lawrence.

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