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Waikato Times, Volume 89, Issue 13890, 16 October 1918, Page 6

TUB HOUSE OF SATISFACTION" SPRING — l9lß Costumes That are Perfect in Every Detail HIS Season we have specially studied the requirements of the Ladies of Hamilton, and they will welcome the select and distinctive showing we are now making of the new garments. We welcome your inspection to our Showrooms —always. NO- 3438 X: Costume in Block Striped Colour Garbardine, latest RoiiDd Collar, Vest Front and Belted, very smart, 79/6. NO. 2641 X: Costume in Fancy Check Unicord, Coat shewing with smait Collar, Belted effect and very smart Skirt, 67/6. NO. 2847 X : Costume in Duro Cloth, Striped effect, Belted front and back, specially attractive and well finished, 79/6. NO. 3563 X: Costume in Cotton Garbardine, showing in new styles with smart effects in Coat and Skirt, in Fawn, Saxe and Brown, 52/6. NO. 2842 X: Costume in Tropical Suitings, new styles with Scallop effect back and front in Coat, Belted at sides, in Creme and White, 59/6. NO. 3748: Costumes in White Jap. Silks, heavy quality, in guaranteed Fabric and quite a large selection of styles, 99/6, £5 19s 6d, £6 9s 6d. ! MILLINERY THE NEWEST IN THE LAND. Charming are the new Hats this season at Hooker and Kingston's, most of the styles featuring reproductions from the New York and Paris centres. HOOKER * KINGSTON, LTD. WAR REBATE OFF EVERY PURCHASE.— 3d discount in 5s spent, 6d back in ios, ad back in 15s, and so on. And Absolute Satisfaction or Your Money Back. Hooker & Kingston, Ltd Drapers and Millinery Specialists HAMILTON

Pocket money easily earned for the children. (id per dozen will be given for empty Radium Polish tins in good order. Ask your grocer about it. You won't throw away any more Radium Tins. Progandra is a wonderful cure for hard or soft corns. Try it! Barraclough's Magic Nervine Cures Toothache. 47 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 THE DAY OF ALL DAYS. TE RAPA DAY Red Cross Rooms, Hamilton SOMETHING to startle Housewives k - —the best of Poultry, Lamb, etc., at the cheapest of prices. The finest products of all descriptions grown on the Te Rapa flats. Needlework, consisting of Children's Clothing, Fancy Work, etc. All goods that the human family may require. Luncheon 1/3. Afternoon Tea, 6d. For WhOOping COUgh, Croupy I Coughs, Bronchitis, Sore Throats, use •S Registered Nana lli for I HEAN'S ESSENCE I The Great Money-Saving Hemedy 9 Costs 2/- Makes 1 Pint Saves 10/-r

I WEST-END COSTUMES ( f _ A Neat Costume IC in Cream Sheosi S Silk, .65 10s. Always the best at the price. In Silks of Various Weaves 55 "" the approach of warmer weather these h. new Summer Costumes will be in great /w\ demand. *TJiv\ Silk fabrics have not advanced in cost nearly ■W@\ as much as Woollens and Cottons, and apart jjllt from their suitability for smart wear, on economical I \\\ grounds will be in strong favour. \\\ Made from Silks of the most dependable quality these West-end Costumes are showing M in the following weaves: —Cream Sheosi, Cream I: 111 Yamata, Nat Shantung, Fugi and Beldings, Nonl\\ splitable 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. mm 'fU 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 it sell. 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. r 4tfS9 The Drapers - - - HAMILTON i VOILE BLOUSE, 25/-.

Hannah's Ideal Boots for Boys & Girls THE* 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 ,;r - ' ru " : natures ra-an th it they must be hard on Boots. You can't expect that it should b It Means That You Must be Very Careful in Your Selection of Footwear. Our Boots and Shoes for Boys and Gills were made to withstand the extra wear that it was expected they wil! receive, but the extra strength that is put into these Boots does not meau extra cost to you Study these Prices : BOYS' GLACE KID DERBY BALS.-7 to io, 14/8; 11 to 1, 15/6 ; 2 and 3, 17/6 • 4 and t 18/6 SSH ?? X C A LF DBRBY HALS -"7 t0 I0 ' ,4 / fi ; " t0 1. 15/6; 2 and 3 17/6 4 and 586 COOD W BOYS' FINK CHKOME DERBY BALS.-n to I, 15/6; 2 and 3 17/6; 4 and 5 18/6 n;cov BOYS' CHROME BALMORALS -7 to 10, 11/6; ir to 1, 12 8; 2 and 3, 13/fi ; 4 and 514 6 EVERY " ° IRLV BOX CALF G OLOSH BALS.-7 to 10,' 12/6, 11 to 1 13/6 GIRLS' BOX CALF DERBY BALS.-7 to 10, 13/6 - 11 to 1 "|4/6 ■m GIRL'S CHROME LEGLETS.-7 to io, 10/6 and ||/6; n to 'l, I 6 and 12/6 COOD WEAR IN EVERY PAIR REPASK BRANCH.— We undertake all sorts of Repair Work. Expedition assured. LTD SHOEISTS (Nearly Op. Hamilton Hotel) HAMILTON