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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14603, 2 March 1921, Page 1

DOMESTICS WANTED. A WOMAN wanted to Wash half day weekly.—Apply E. A. Whittaker, Selkirk Street. 775 COMPETENT General wanted for one month to relieve daughter. —Address at Times. ‘ 68 CAPABLE General wanted; good wages. No washing.—Mrs J. Carter, Union Dank. 527 CAPABLE GIRL for help wanted; no washing. Sleep at home preferred. — Apply Mrs John McKinnon, River Road; ’phone 13 16. CAPABLE GENERAL wanted; no washing, easy place. References necessary. 20/- per week —Mrs Clive Matthews, River Road. 57 HELP, reliable, good home and wages; no washing.—Mrs McCaw, River Road, Hamilton. ’Phone 1236. 1 TWO Good Girls wanted, Housemaid and Waitress. Highest wages given.— Commercial Private Hotel, Paeroa. 518 WANTED. —A Capable Lady Help for Hamilton; wages 30/- a week.— Apply “E.E.,” Post omcc. Hamilton. 757 WANTED, urgently.—Good country home, for two months; no children. Wages Apply Mrs Rutherfurd, Tauplrl. General, or three 30/-. 18 WANTED. —A Capable Lady Help, assist all duties. Every convenience, comfortable home. Nearly every afternoon out.—Mrs Morgan, Box 92, Rotorua. 53 WANTED for the country, Capable Middle-aged Housekeeper; own mistress.—Miss Linton, Victoria Street, Hamilton. 54 MISCELLANEOUS. A BOOM to Cycle Riders; the six months’ guaranteed Cover for 12/6. —Para Rubber Co., Victoria Street, Hamilton. 267 AFTER teeth extraction use the Special Mouth Wash prepared by J. N. Irvine, M.P.S., Chemist. It [heals and cleans. T>-EEP your mind off your feel; don’t let Iv corns worry you. Cure them with Edwards’ Kill-a-Korn. Price 1/6 at Edwards’, Chemist. HALL’S DRAPERY STORES. —Few Odd lines In Showroom left at half price. Seven Costumes, including one each Fugi and Shantung. 771 HALL’S DRAPERY STORES.—Few odd lines left at half price. Twelve Maids’ Print Dresses, about half a dozen Luvisca Blouses. 771 HALL’S DRAPERY STORES. —Few odd lines at half price. Several Skirts, White W6ven Coins., few Silk Hose. 77 1 F ROSSER’S PLAYFUL PRICES.— S’S Standard i Relied Oats, 2/3 hag; s’s Standard Oatmeal, 2/_ bag; Gerslena, 2/bag.—’Phone 2136. TRY GLENCOE HOUSE (opp. Shaw Garage) for llrst-ciass Dressmakim Charges moderate, satisfaction guarat teed. 1 6 JATTERSON’S Boot Sale ends on Saturday next, March 5. 19 )ATTERSON’S 800 l Sale offers advantages which you should not miss. 19 PATTERSON’S Boot Sale for Real Reductions in all kinds of Footwear. 19 PATTERSON’S Boot Sale for Outfits, Dressings, Laces, Brushes, Buckles, etc. , 19 (NASH PRlCES.—Having sold my Business J to Mr U. 0. Jones, fur One Week startling reductions in prices will be made to lower stock.—D. W. Harvey. CHERRY Tooth Paste makes the teeth pearly while; 1/- a tube at Irvine’s Pharmacy. JUST Arrived.—Large assortment new Novels; cheapest in town. —Anderson's, Booksellers and Stationers, Ward St., opp. Winter Show Building. HAVE your old Down Quilts re-made. We specialise in the re-maklng of Down Quilts. —Wannan and Sons. DOWN Proof Sateens for Re-covering Down Quilts in the newest designs. Dozens to choose from at Wannan and Sons. PR SPECIAL DISCOUNT on all Repatriatlon orders. £BO worth ot goods for £75 at Warrhan and Sons. SAVE £5 hy placing your Repatriation orders with us.—Wannan and Sons. LOOSE COVERS. —We are specialists In this line, and have a very hue range of all the latest coverings.—Wannan and Sons. CHESTERFIELD SUITES.—You are specially Invited to see this very line selection at prices that defy competition..— Wannan and Sons. WE both sell and buy furniture.— Loughlln’s all the time. ’Phone 1035. PROSSER’S PLAYFUL PRICES.—BaII wide mouth Preserving Jars, pints 12/C, quails 15/6, J-gall. 21/- per doz. ’Phone 2135. PRAMS Re-tyred at A. Oldham and Son, opposite Winter Show Buildings. ♦Hamilton. Telephone 1766. WANTED KNOWN —Hardware, Groceries. Oils, Seeds, Manures, Produce, Grains, Enamelware, etc., etc., etc., at Farmers’ Supply. Colllngwood Street, i9B A BOOM to Cycle Riders; the six months’ guaranteed Cover for 12/6. —Para Rubber Co., Victoria Street, Hamilton. 207 MOTOR Car Owners.—Good starting and lighting now’-a-days means acquaintance with Willard Service Station. —R. W. Lauchlan, Electrical Engineer (late Soldiers’ Club); ’phone 2329. DO not neglect your Eyesight. Our Reading and Distant Lenses give clear, sharp vision. Fitted by H. Grocott (F.S.M.C., London), Manning Pharmacies, Ltd., Hamilton. PROFESSIONAL attendance can be received at the Hygienic Toilet Parlours for Face Massage, Hairdressing, Shampooing, Manicuring, Buster Cut and Trimming for Boys and Girls. EDWARDS’ Magic Powder for Indigestion. Gives Immediate relief, and eventually cures. 3/- at Edwards’, Chemist. AT the request of Farmers and others requiring we will inspect and report on stock and Implements.—Lash and Bath, Ward Street. 155 FORSYTHE’S Special “Expectorant Cough Mixture for hard coughs. Bottles 2/6. —Forsythe, Chemist, Hamilton. WHEN you think of Drugs, think of Edwards, Chemist, Railway Buildings, Hamilton. GAS Fitting—For every description of Gas Fitting ring H. S. Blackman, phone 1965 INDWARDS’ Volvctle Vanishing Cream. j it’s good for your skin, either In summer or winter. 3/- at Edwards’, Chemist. RW LAUCHLAN, Electrical Engineer . and Battery Specialist, has opened the Willard Service Station In Victoria Street, rear of Hall’s; ’phone 2 3 29. MOTORISTS! Let an expert test your battery regularly.—R. W. Lauchlan, Battery Expert, Willard Service Station, Victoria Street; ’phone 2329. (N J. JE.NKINSON, Ward Street, HamllT. ton. for all that Is Latest and Best In Photography. Enlargements from old photographs a specialty. IT Is worth making note —Loughlln’s buy as well as sell. 'Phone 1 635. Bishop pianos.—omy at Lewis r. Eady and Son. Ltd., two doors from 1 House and Daklng’a. 295 JgOTTI.ES! JgOTTLES! JYOTTLES! Wo are CASH BUYERS In large or small quantities of Bottles, Sacks, Rags, Bones, Old Metals, etc. Country Consignments solicited the same day as goods checked. BROWN k CO.. HAMILTON BOTTLE & SACK EXCHANGE. Hood Street. 'Phone 2206.