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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13888, 14 October 1918, Page 6

To keep your spirits free from care, A brisk walk thro' the winter air, If you in comfy clothes are clad, Will warm your blood and make you glad. But just before you venture out. If of the weather you've a doubt Mix hot, and drink a nip, be sure, Of warming Woods' Grsat Peppermint Cure. (5)

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 TE RAPA DAY Red Cross Rooms, Hamilton Well Stocked Stalls Meat, Poultry, Cakes, Vegetables, Flowers, Plants. Home-made Sweets, Preserves, Pickles Needlework. Hooks, Magazines. Bran Tubs for the Children. Luncheon 1/3. Afternoon Tea, 6d CONTRIBUTIONS THANKFULLY RECEIVED.

For UW]PLXTErvrZA.Use ■r~f Registered Name ITI for 1 Mean's Esssnee Tho Great Moaey-Saving EemeJy FOR COUGHS, COLDS, CATARRH Costs "/- Ma'Kua 1 pint Szvcs 10/-t

.raffiffiaffifflraffij^s^^ I WEST-END COSTUMES In Silks of Various Weaves i SfflS A Neat Costume in Cream Sheosi Silk, 10s. Always the best at the price. TITH the approach of warmer weather these new Summer Costumes will be in great demand. Silk fabrics have not advanced in cost nearly as much as Woollens and Cottons, and apart from their suitability for smart wear, on economical grounds will be in strong favour. Made from Silks of the most dependable quality these West-end Costumes are shewing in the following weaves: —Cream . Sheosi, Cream Yamata, Nat Shantung, Fugi and Beldings, Nonsplitable Taffeta (all shades). Holeproof Silk Gloves By parcel post we have just opened a consignment of Holeproof Silk Gloves in all colours. As adequate supplies are very hard to obtain early buying is advised. The Drapers HAMILTON m •J Wi in u im% Thfc "LADY VIOLET" HOSE is a rare triumph of manufacturing art. It's fineness, lustre, elasticity and fit (there are no seam* in this stocking), put it in a class by itseit. It looks like a silk hose, but will out-wear ten pairs of ordinary silk stockings. Only its enormous sale —hence economy in manufactureallows it to be sold at this price. You car pav more, but you cannot get a better one Ask for the " Lady Violet" Hose. Price 3/6. » yam 2202 f m iiw\\sifl MFSWBSff VOILE BLOUSE, 25/-. n^ijTTTT^TjTZT-TjTTTjTjTjT^ri^T^

Hannah's Ideal Boots for Boys & Girls THEr ARE MEANT FOR ROUGH WEAR WHERE THE VARIETY IS CREATEST It was never meant that that boy or s*irl of yours should lead a quiet secluded life. Their very natures mrau that they must be hard on Boots. You can't expect that it should be otherwise. Emit Means That You Must be Very Careful in Your Selection of Fcotv/ear. Our Boots and Shoes tor Boys and Girls were made to withstand the extra wear that it was expected they will receive, but the extra strength that is put into these Boots does not mean extra cost to you Study these Prices:— BOYS' GLACE KID DERBY BALS. 7to 10, !4/6 ; it to i, 15/6 ; 2 and 3, 17 6; 4 and 5, 18 6. r n>rit\ W BOYS' BOX CALF DERBY BALS.— 7 to 10, 14/6 ;xrto i, 15/6; 2 and 3. 17/6; 4 and 5, 18 6. OvJUU W BOYS' FINE CHKOME DERBY BALS— II to 1, 15/6; 2 and 3, 17/6; 4 and 5, 18/6 " EVERY BOYS' CHROME BALMORALS— 7 to 10. 11/6; 11 to I, 12/6; 2 and 3, 13/fi ; 4 and 5, 14/6. — 7 to 10, 12/6, 11 to 1, 13/6. GIRLS' BOX CALF DERBY BALS— 7 to 10, 13, o; 11 to 1, 14/6. 1 j®\\? GIRL'S CHROME LEGLETS—7 to 10, 10/6 and 11/8: n to 1, 11.6 and 12/6, VVfk RE PAIN BRANCH. —We undertake atl sorts of Repair Work. Expedition assured. SHOEISTS (Nearly Op. Hamilton Hotel)