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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14600, 25 February 1921, Page 1

FURNIBHINQB. >ARTON AND VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. LAST WEEK OF OUR INTENDING FURNISHERS SHOULD AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THIS OPPORTUNITY. LAST DAY, SATURDAY, JfEBRUARY 26. J>ARTON AND ROSS, (OPPOSITE POST OFFICE), HAMILTON. JEWZLLfcItt. JEWELLER* fAMILTON. Oldest Established Business In the

GROCERIES. T. B. D ILLIGAR, THE DEPARTMENTAL STORES, HAMILTON. gPECIALS IN OUR BOOT DEPARTMENT. Ladies' Ward Shoes, J3s lid pair. Ladies' Glace Lace Shoes, Louis Heel, 26s 6d pair. Ladies' Glace Court Shoes, Pump Soles, 21s 9d pair. Ladies' Patent Court Shoes, 29s 6d pair. SLIPPERS. Gent's Carpet Slippers, 9s 9d pair. Ladies' Satin Slippers, Wedgewood Blue and Crimson, 8s Gd pair. Ladies' Felt Slippers, Leather Soles, 9s lid pair. T F> T)ILLICAR, J^TD., WAIKATO'S PREMIER STORE, HAMILTON. HARDWARE. Do fine words make fine birds? Never yetl "By his works we know him." —at—rpHß TVTETAL CTORES, T TD., THE PREMIER HARDWARE HOUSE OF THE WAIKATO. We expect to stand or fall by this test. We are not indulging in any "nine day wonder" stunts, known as "cheap sales." That's all right for the Draper Man; his goods go "out of season" and "out of fashion," and he takes this fact into consideration when he prices his wares. FRY'S GLASS OYENWABE. ALUMINIUMWARE AND EN'AMELWARE. Our stocks of these lines are the largest in the Waikato, and we have shipments constantly arriivng. If you cannot come to-day, come to-morrow, or the next day, or next week; no special prices for special weeks, or other "camouflage" resorted to here; Just one price always—"the lowest consistent with quality." WALLPAPERS. Since the beauty of your home depends so much upon the wallpaper decorations, we would suggest you in town to look over our "new" stock of the "very latest" Wallpaper Patterns. "Harmonious Wallpapers are a tonic," they influence the whole atmosphere of the Home. Come and see the "largest" and "latest" and "loveliest" lot of Wallpapers in all the Waikato. PAINTS, OILS, AND COLOURS. Ve carry very largo stocks of these lines, products of the leading British and American factories. We don't say that the paint we sell is the only good paint made; or that, we know "all' there is to know about paint; but we do say "there is no better paint made than the paint we sell," and that "when we say a thing is good, it is good." When very young men take themselves too seriously and claim to be the "only" practical paint people In the Waikalo, and the cheapest, etc., etc., in or nut of the Waikato, sober minded folk are tempted "to throw pebbles on the roof." aren't they? Discriminating folk, in response to the law, "like attracts like," sooner or later, arrive at the "Home of Consistent Value and Sincere Service.' T HE M ETAL S TO ■ L THE LEADING IRONMONGERS. Wallpaper and Paint Merchants, Box 88. 'Phones 1862, 1863. M. BIRCH. Managing Director. I AS Fitting:—For every description or Gas rVittinir rim H. 3. Blackman, phone 1065