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Waikato Times, Volume 93, Issue 14494, 18 October 1920, Page 4

A. R. FOW A CO. JT> T?OW AND 'f r . J.\. £ OW AND ~n Mart and Yards, COLLINGWOOD STREET, HAMILTON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED MART IN THE DISTRICT. Full to the Doors with Bargains, New and Second Hand Furniture, Sideboards, Wardrobes, Suites, Settees, puchesse Chests, Seagrass Squares, Chairs and Mats. The Biggest Stock of Linos in REGARDING CLEANING SALES •It's Better to be Sure Than Sorry." Therefore, Consult AND QO., And Avoid Disappointment. ,They Have Long Experience, Competent Staff and Large Clientele,, and can Guarantee Best Results. •Phone 2284. Private 1784. KLUUm * DAY. ELLERM AND D A Y * LLBRM AND W AY, THE PROGRESSIVE AUCTIONEERS. As Remuneration, Compound Interest isn't in It Alongside of Personal Interest. WB GIVE YOUR BUSINESS OUR PERSONAL ATTENTION. LLBRM AND T) AY, LLIRM AND AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSH FURNISHERS. ,WARD STREET, *MILTON. DEMIST, HAS REMOVED TO BUILDINOS. Vnone 1649 A. 61? HARDWARB. "ANDY maintains it is not correct to say of "any whisky" that it is "bad." ALL whisky is good, says Sandy; only "some whisky is better than others." Even so, it is with Stores. All Stores are good, because they serve; but "some" Stores are better than others. rnus! Tif-tfTAT. LTrrmrc<s r Tfi HE *"""ETAL STORES. " iu. THE BIG HARDWARE HOUSE Is of this "relatively higher" order. If you are not a stranger, you will know this to be a fact. If you have just arrived don't waste time looking for the "little shop with the window full of tools," you'll have a job to ilnd it; just ask the first prosperous-look-ing fellow that happens along—he'll know—"the way the wise wend" for "OUILDERS' AND FARMERS' AND TTOUSEHOLD TTARDWARE. FOR WALLPAPERS AND WINDOW BLINDS, LINOLEUM & CONGOLEUM. Iron, Cement, Bricks and Pipes; Fenaiug Wire and Wire Netting; Separators and Churns; Drenches and Disinfectants; Ammunition and Explosives; for Tools and Utensils for each and every purpose, in the Workshop, on the Farm, or in the Home; and he will assuredly tell you to "Just follow the crowd" to THE TIfETAL CTORES. T TD. HE °TORES, "^TD. THE LEADING IRONMONGERS, Box 88 —'Phones 1862, 1863 M. BIRCH, Managing Director. Private 'Phone 1864. OIL AND COLOUR MERCHANTS. UOOTH AND QHAPMAN, T IMITBD. <• ' VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. FOR ALL PAINTERS' REQUISITES. LARGE STOCKS OF LLPAPERS. OCRIM. SS. pAINTS. ■y'ARNISHES, ETC. ALWAYS ON HAND. We Employ a Large Staff of Sign writers. ASK FOR OUR QUOTATIONS. TJOOTH AND QHAPMAN, TIMITED. LEAD, OIL AND PAINT STORES, HAMILTON. 'Phone 2186. 'Phone 21&6. 'AKEW A I. L THEMSELVES JUST LANDED. Large Shipments of the Latest RTALLP A P E R S We Invite Your Early Inspection. PRICES RIGHT. B. W AI T E WALLPAPER WAREHOUSE, VICTORIA STREET, HAMIL ET your Motor Lamps, Radiators, Windshields, Bike Parts, replated at the Hamilton Electric Plating, Polishing and Antique Bronzing Works, Bryce Street, Russell's Oldsmoblle Buildings.