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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14599, 24 February 1921, Page 7

PERMANENTLY CURED! Froa BooklotfiplaminK how to romore B Goitre sent on reqncM. Write !o-c!av. Kj 0»«r HMO racctun. Hy»dr*i» ef tntianialh A J. D JIG, Cfumis', Wanqantjl 3 i:::»:::Ha::::i:: r AW n E NCE'S S A J ' E ' E NDS gATUHDAY tfKXT. iWIm; in cnoniiuii Embroidered, from 12s Ga. Blous"s in Eugi, C.D.C., Georgette, Silk, and Voile, at half-pncc. All Silk l-'rocks anil Jumpers to clear regardless of cost. BARGAINS IN MILLINERY. Few Costumes left which are consklernbly reduced in price. LADIES! II will pay you hi get in LAWRENCE'S \ MODEL ROOMS r ADIES 1 . WEAR gPECIAI.ISTS. VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON (Opposite "Westcourt"). 'Phone 2U64. for One Week Only Our up-to-date Summer Stock of COSTUMES, FROCKS, BLOUSES and JUMPERS p.ro offered for ono more week at Reduced Prices to make room for our Autumn and Winter StockGENUINE BARGAINS & HIGH-CLASS GOODS. Beautiful qualities in Crepe-de-Chiro and Silk Blouses for all Colors and Designs from 19 6. IRISH HAND EMBROIDERED VOILES ill black and white, from 10,6. u'seful odd SKIRTS in Cotton Gabardine; all wool Striped Serge, Tweeds and Wool Gabardine, from 24 6. QUAJNT JUMPERS for all occasions. Orders taKen for. COSTUMES, FROCKS. JUMPERS, etc., room 12, RAILWAY BUILDINGS, HAMILTON. PHOTOGRAPHY The taking of "snaps," developing and printing is an interesting hobby—and simple, too, when you use a V.P. K ( A XSCO QAM! Call and let us show you the features of these two well-known picture-takers. The vest pocket models arc vcrjmoderate in price, and enable you to place on record YOUR HAPPIEST HOURS. There's a lot of camera weather ahead. CALL AND SELECT NOW, F. EDWARDS DINGS. HAMILTON.

WINS CONTEST FOR RELIABILITY AND ECONOMY IN AUSTRALIASecures Full Points for Reliability in Non-stop Sealed Bonnet Tot* from Brisbane to Caloundea, arriving at destination txactly on time —Averages over 19 miles per gallon of Benzine—Defeats nearest competitor by margin of 12 points. arA m m MB Ps\# mm. m m m as M -iiixiSF^ In winning the test, which was open to all classes of cars, the Eig E'.udobakor Six was awarded the maximum number of points, 2CO, for reliability, and the hlghost number of points (92) obtained by any entrant, for petrol economy. It was the cniy motor carlo bt credited with a perfect ccore for reliability. The winning Studebakor was not specially primed for this ccntcst. It had previously covered approximately 12,000 miles of hard road service, a fact thai makes its victory all the more noteworthy. PRICE, £B9 PRICE, £895 VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. FORD SERVICE STATlON—Collinawood St. Open Day and